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Hi all im not that great on a pc. Can any help me on how to convert a pdf file in to a word file. cant seem to do it with out having to purchase software many thanks for you help, sorry its a no arb question to tree
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horse paddocks normally have a lot (long as is it not thorn, yew etc)
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Long sleeve top and hi viz trousers are required if working on highways. I be leave any way
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Wow nice Did that all go for firewood?
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try the motor bike race track, apex I think its called. Its at junction 6 m5.
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That's a very good point
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Can't really see to we'll but you sure there not poplar trees?
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using a stihl fs400 and grass length approx. 12''
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how many square meters would one person strim in a 8hr day?
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that's a good idear . There's poor access for a mower so it's a strimmer job. not that keen on it but hoping I might get some tree work on the back of it
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It's for a local house association They have given me all the area in meters But it's only grass strips along paths so no mower access really
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hi all been asked to price a regular strimming job, just wondering what people would charge, per meter maybe? any help would be great thanks tree
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how much would it cost? roughly?
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No crown reduction wouldn't be my choice. Could you not brace the stems together using cobra, it's not to expensive and they can be effective
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interesting one, im assuming that the later beech is still alive , so will come into soon? a lot of what you do will come down to what the owner allows, assuming both are healthy im not sure I would go down the crown reduction path as its beech, may be crown thin would help? Cable bracing (non invasive) could be a option to. will be keen to other people advise
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Hi there Is there any one the west midlands area with a mobile miil/chainsaw mill. I have a ash trunk which I would like planking, is approx. 24'' diameter
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Hi there Is there any one the west midlands area with a mobile miil/chainsaw mill. I have a ash trunk which I would like planking, is approx. 24'' diameter
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Looks like an interesting project, and the fact the you revisited the one site and it still appears to fine is good know.
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hi there did you find anyone? I have someone who wants a ash trunk planking, its about 2' diameter
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Hi there I have suggested that they use 1.5m depth. The project in question is a small extension to an existing outbuilding. There is a mature lime tree approx 8m from where the new foundation will be. The LA are keen for the barrier to be used, to help protect from any future root damage and to stop any contamination from the concrete effectiving the tree and roots. Is this a unreasonable request by the LA?
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Hi there the plan was to along the edge of the foundation
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Great thanks for the help
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Hi all Has any one got any links or information on root protection barriers and where to purchase it from. I've been asked about installing a root barrier. its for a new extension, which is approx 8m from an mature lime tree. The LA have approved the plans but suggest installing a root barrier to help minimise any future damage. Any help would be great Many thanks
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Ok great thanks for your help
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hi all just a few pics of recent fungi finds, think I have the id correct on them, but any advice is always welcome, especially on the horse chestnut pic. think its rigidoporus.
