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paul16442

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  1. Thanks for all your replies. Much appreciated. Took you advice and called them back. They were astonished at how they had left it and promised to come back next week to correct it. Thanks again Paul
  2. Hi I would appreciate anyones help who is familiar with tree stump grinding. In my garden I inherited a 40' diseased and partly rotten ash tree. I called in a firm to remove it and remove the stump stating that I wanted it ground below ground level, When the job was finished they assured me that it was a foot down below ground level amd left all of the grindings over the stump, refusing to take them away. Now that I have removed (30sacks) the grindings I find that there is a considerable amout of the stump well above ground level. My question, therefore, relates to depth. Is it possible to grind to, say, 10" below grond level? I would very much appreciate any professional comments on the state of the finished job. I have lodged photographs at http://rapidshare.com/files/456035974/Stump.zip. Any help will be much appreciated Regards Paul

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