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Will you be able to record/store the trees details on chip?
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He's a pic of what they look like.
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Thanks for you all help, will check the pulse pipe. I did clean the tank vent, but you might be right it's not a vacuum. Will let you know my progress Thanks for your help Tree
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True but with the electricity the is a statoury clearance given for the voltage set in 43-8, I think. Just think the a little clarification is needed within the act, given the growing demand for mobile phones etc
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Hi all Just looking for a little help. My ms200t struggles to hold full rev, it then dies at when at full rev. It then doesn't start unless on half choke. When I take the fuel Cap off there also a vacuum to. I've clean the air filter, tank vent but still no better. Any help would be great thank you.
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True also only applies tpo and ca. Within the communication act 2003 it doesn't state about trees but refers back to the 1984 act. But no given distances or no power to access either, although I could of miss read it
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Not aware of any for mobile phone masts.
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Hi Not done the subsidence 1 day workshop at treelife, but from the courses I've done I would certainly recommend treelife, good atmosphere, there very approachable with a very high level of knowledge and experience. Never been on any AA so can't really comment
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From what I've seen of the contract if targets aren't met or obligations met then it results in a penalty, it can either be service points or a financial penalty which is deducted from the money paid to the contractor (amey). Yes I know with some government contacts it's not always easy to take back.
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need work within 20miles of sandbach area (north west cheshire)
tree79 replied to Alexdavies383's topic in Employment
Tree moorland treescapes, small family firm, really good people to work with -
I to did notice it had been removed, which was a little disappointing.
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Experienced arborist looking for work - birmingham
tree79 replied to wood cutter's topic in Employment
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Hi A lot of my work involves surveying trees on busy roads, on these cooler damper days the car fumes give me a sore throat. Does any else have similar problems? I've looking at the anti pollution masks like cyclists where, is any else using them and can they recommend one to. Any help would be great Thanks Tree
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Yeah not supised it didn't come in to leaf. The root system is poor and it's been root prune to hard. Not sure what the bs states with out looking. Have you a copy?
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Agreed many fibrous roots, it does look it's been field and lifted then root balled. Did it come into leave?
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Trees and footways: a tree officer’s view
tree79 replied to kevinjohnsonmbe's topic in Tree health care
Hi Just been reading these posts and I have tried looking else but not found it yet, is there any statutory minium width for a footpath(part of the highway) and if so does it only apply to new construction or existing? Many thanks Tree -
Your I would think the driving force is the LA. I'm sure if bristol LA set out clear contractual terms PFI could work and beneficial long term.
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Sheffield isn't the only PFI of course, seems to work else where.
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Maybe PFI is the way forward, the maintenance and liabilities would lie with them.
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Hi I have seen utility companies using vacuum excavators around trees, they seem to do a lot of damage -the vacuum was to powerful, sucking out all the small fibrous roots, damaging roots due to the way the large suction pipe was pushed in the hole, in fact only large roots, 40mm up where left. -also due to the size of machine, it damaged low branches and the weight compacted the verge around tree. I stopped them working due to the damage. I be only seen the ones used by utility companies so not sure If you can smaller machines.
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Thanks Gary I will remove you details from the letter stating 'you told me it was OK' Thanks again, really useful thread
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Brilliant advice thank you I have recently been looking at perrin &another V Northampton borough council, possibly have to treed carefully if felling a tpo tree for this reason. I know in that particular case the tree is located a reasonable distance for the property.
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Thanks Gary I did this would be the case. Do you give any write notice just prove you've informed them?
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What if you can't remove the roots without leaving the in a stable condition?
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Sorry to hack jack this thread a little, I understand that the neighbouring roots are trespassing and they can removed, but by removing them the tree my be left unsafe, what cause of legal action could you take before you take any physical action? And if the roots where causing damage how can you claim for damages? Many thanks Tree
