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  1. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    That sounds a very good offer. Send me some details and I can arrange for you to have a look if required
  2. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    It's open to offers for my client. Needs to be milled on site as access is a pain. Hoping it generates a bit of interest We also have another large walnut to dismantle in a open car park so that will have access for a lorry/hijab
  3. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    Top section is as follows 4meters40 by 53cm 35cm of heart wood.finishes as a two way split measuring 60cm Last picture is of a ring cut in half as there was a small amount of decay in one section
  4. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    So I've popped up today and finally got around to having a look at the heart wood in this log. I've cut it to 4.5 meters in length It's 70cm diameter at the thick end with heart wood measuring at 45cm I'll try and up load some images Simon
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    Send a mate round annomisly and ask if he has any weed for sale. Make sure he records the conversion on a mobile. If he says yes then "boom" go round and have a private word, in plane clothes and no work truck. Say sorry about the probl m with the dirty vehicle but don't take the piss out of me or I'll send this message to the old bill. Had a very similar situation once happen to me. Makes you feel like you have beaten him twice then
  6. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    Ok folks I'm heading up Monday and I'll be cutting the stem so we can see what this bad boy looks like. Fingers crossed its not all sap wood. Pictures will be on hear by Monday evening at the latest.
  7. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    My main reason for not cutting into the base of the tree to examine the amount of heart wood at the base was because my lack of knowlage with regards the best place to cut and potentially making a mistake with the use of the root plate, It can be de attached so people can see if required
  8. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    Yes only just getting round to sorting it out Also avaiable some nice cedar not to far if it helps somebody
  9. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    Dimensions are at least 36" across by roughly 40 feet long
  10. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    Balls forgot to put a picture up.
  11. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    Large piece of walnut available. Approximately 40foot long. Windblown so the root plate has lifted nicely Selling on behalf of customers so open to offers Access is a pain but can either be milled on site or can be extracted through a farmers field Simon
  12. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    Marks on the top of the leaf look like gals??
  13. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    Wife has a 1 series but we own a woodland so the one series is useless trying to get up the tracks. I'm also tired of the bone shaking and the lack of space for kit. I'll have a look at the 130 now Plus at the end of a long hard day there is something nice about the thought of getting in a comfy vehicle and heading home I must be getting old
  14. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    I would be there as rare as rocking horse ......
  15. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    So I've now fully decided to sell the landy 110 tipper, She has been the back bone of the business for the past few years. The tipping gear has made life so much easier and quicker, not the most comfortable to drive but a pleasure to own Come to the decision as another little one on the way in August means no room for two. And myself So I'm on the hunt for a crew cab pick up. Looking at a hilux 3.0 litre with the intention of converting into a tipper What's people's thoughts on them? So landy is on arb trader but I think the pictures have been muddled up. If anybody is interested I can send images and info over Simon
  16. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    I can give it to you in three words "don't do it"
  17. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    Looking at selling my landrover tipper 03 plate Anybody interested.? I will attempt to get it on arb trader in the next couple of hours with info and pics Simon 07825085286
  18. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    My money's on poplar
  19. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    It's ok, had a few jobs. Managed to get a negative feed back because I refused to fell a TPO birch tree. Customer had been refused so said to me " just fell it and I'll take the fine" My response was a quick phone call to my tree officer informing him of his intention. I then got a email on rated people saying I had feed back. It read don't use this contractor Was annoyed by this, unfortunately I can't remove it. I left a response saying "thank you for the comment but our company has guidelines to follow with reference TPO trees. Can get good work but a lot of fucktards out there
  20. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    Send a lorry my way and I'll fill it to the top
  21. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    Looking at thinning some in our wood. We are in stroud Gloucestershire. Could do a 8 wheeler load
  22. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    Haha that's a clasic
  23. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    May have had a similar thread already, Customers ask me to log some wood today on site. " ohhh don't worry I can take a good 12 inches possibly 13 at a tight push" had to go off and hid for a few minutes to compose myself . :lol: What other funny ones have you had then.
  24. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    I'm in stroud Gloucestershire, I have some pics somewhere I'll see if I can up load some
  25. Gardiners Tree Surgery
    We have two or three pieces of wellingtonia, 4-5 foot diameter and about 3.60 meters long, hardly any taper in them, was dismantled with a crane a year ago.

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