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  1. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    Just watched the video again. Was the same sling used for taking the heavy timber down that was used for lowering the smaller branches?? There looked to be around 50% of the branches that were badly unbalanced and spun round causing a bit of a shock load to the sling. Could this be a factor?? Fan of chains personally on cranes
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    <p>Hi </p>

    <p>Looking for a full shipping container size load delivered to stroud Gloucestershire gl10 2nz </p>

    <p>Would take repeat loads also. </p>

    <p>Contact details are 07825085286</p>

    <p>Or 01453 828446 </p>

    <p>Would be intrested in a order in the next few weeks</p>

    <p>Simon</p>

     

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    I reckon a efel
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    I'm literally down the road from him. You want me to check it out?? What's your budget on chipper as I have a greenmech 15-23 I'm looking to change 2009 machine with about 800 hours on it
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    How many meters are there. I've got 2.5 miles worth of tracks to sort out in my wood. I'd be intrested to know a price for when you are finished with it
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    Tractor and strong rope Chris where are younworking then mate
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    This is why I love arb talk Cheers guys we are pretty sure it's good old colic again. I really appreciate all of your ideas, as with rest I will get some quick naps in. Luckily I'm the boss so I think I deserve it every now and then. I will see how tonight goes. Wife has phoned and said she has been better during the day so fingers crossed.
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    So we are lucky to have been blessed with our s cond baby daughter, She is now just over three weeks old. Our first was so content that although hard was fairly Easy. Our second totally different. I will try not to compare but all she does is cry all the time. If she isn't asleep its just tears constantly. My wife and I are both at our wits end. The problem is my wife says go to bed you have work and let me sort things, which is good of her, but I see no difference in staying awake listening to her scream or try and help. I'm actually getting to breaking point. Trying to do arb work on 3/4 hours sleep a night is going to catch up on me So does anybody have any tips. I'm thinking about organising a snip party. I've done my bit for humanity so time to get me to the vets I think.
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    I think your right it does deserve a second use. Yes it can be milled on site. I would have to be there as its at a private school so I can make sure nobody would stray to far from site. Standard policy for the school. I can help load onto a trailer or small lorry if that helps as I have a tractor with loader
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    Just bumping the thread as I could do with this one gone soon
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    Another view
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    Log is located in stonehouse Gloucestershire
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    So we had a crane on site dismantling a tee and whilst it was there we got this standing dead walnut down. So it has been removed nice and carefully first big bit weighed just under 2 ton and is in 6.4 meter length it measures 85 cm diameter with heart wood 66cm diameter tapers down to a twin stem at the end roughly 50 cm diameter before the two forks Second length is 4 meters long with a diameter of 45cm and 25cm heart wood Open to offers Is its by the side of a car park to you wont find better access, we had a 40ton crane in there I'll try and up load some images Simon
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    My mistake Stroud Gloucestershire
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    Artic load of firewood half processor size the rest big timber Ideal for bio mass all poplar Good access for a lorry Open to offers Call simon on 07825085286 if intrested
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    Good day with the crane
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    Just a few from the past couple of years
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    Put some pictures up A lot depends on the amount of heart wood Felled a few recently, some with large amounts of a good chocolate colour some with hardly any at all. The timber with not much will go for logs as there is value in that The better stuff is getting milled within a few weeks of it coming down
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    Amazing pictures Sean, I have a dead oak on the edge of a field in my woodland. When I first saw it I was ready to fell it for firewood. One day when walking up to it I saw a sparrow hawk sat on top scanning the field. After that day I look at it and see new wildlife using it almost daily, I'll be keeping it now till it eventually crumbles.
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    If you want to travel to Gloucestershire then I have large amounts of wellingtonia 3.6m long by a good meter and a half diameter
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    You haven't met my wife. !! My chipper is tamer than her.
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    My wife's due date for baby number two or the seminar in Bristol, humm tricky one this...
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    With you on that Julian.. Goat willow grows like mad after a reduction. Fell and re plant or coppice it down
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    Damm opened this thread and thought we were taking about something else
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    There are a large amount of branches and a few rings that are left on site. the rings that are left have a small amount of decay but nothing major. There is also one huge root ball if anybody fancy a a go at that.

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