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  1. BrendanTreeFeller
    Epic video - looks like one of those Japanese Temples & tree was hollow inside so they decided it needed to be felled.
  2. BrendanTreeFeller
    No problems here I think it's fine (fingers crossed )
  3. BrendanTreeFeller
    Try your local HACKSPACE. Check it on google it could be ideal for you I use mine occasionally for saw maintenance they have a LOT of tools and equipment it's non profit you subscribe & pay what u can afford.
  4. BrendanTreeFeller
    Superbly executed job and video by the way -like the chogs on the ground for a cushion - how many days did you need to get all this done & cleared up with all the timber loaded and everything tidied up?
  5. BrendanTreeFeller
    Or maybe 3 or 4 Indian labourers could dismantle a big ship - in a 100 years ...
  6. BrendanTreeFeller
    A runaround with the occasional job you say? Why not try one of these?
  7. BrendanTreeFeller
    Yep it's not easy !!
  8. BrendanTreeFeller
    Thanks for posting this those baskets look great I've been looking for one for a while as well but hard to find decent quality ones 👍👍👍
  9. BrendanTreeFeller
    Thanks for all the replies & link to SPA card website. I'm thinking some of garage forecourt should be blocked off or better still the whole garage & the pumps shut down for duration of work. Garage knows about & wants the job doing according to client. Waiting to hear back from client who says he will talk to the garage.
  10. BrendanTreeFeller
    Hello all had a quick search could not find anything on this subject :- I'm thinking about quoting a job to climb dismantle & fell a row of large at least 15 meters leylandii on the boundary between a private house and a garage forecourt. It will be difficult if not impossible and would double time on the job if we had to drop everything on one side into the clients (tiny) front garden. Has anyone got experience of what insurance and risk assessment requirements there are and what is required from both our side and the garages side? Potential liabilities and consequences in case of something going wrong could be massive ...
  11. BrendanTreeFeller
    Those hedges are ace, love the shapes like something out of a film
  12. BrendanTreeFeller
    Thanks Chris ! Yep, have done and he says it's fine to go ahead without application 👍
  13. BrendanTreeFeller
    Hello all, can anyone tell me if it is required to get an application & permission for tree works for epicormic shoot removal on 2 otherwise (apart from the epicormic growth) bare stemmed Limes to 6 meters high (both trees have been crown raised in the past.)? The 2 trees are both in a Coservation Area and TPO'ed.
  14. BrendanTreeFeller
    "Only a 50 inch" lol
  15. BrendanTreeFeller
    Happy birthday Jon ! 👍👍👍👍😜😌😊😄😆
  16. BrendanTreeFeller
    Awesome work there
  17. BrendanTreeFeller
    Got a donated 61 runs great use it every once in a while heavy vibes compared to modern huskies tho
  18. BrendanTreeFeller
    £300 if that's the o my job that day won't cover a Groundie ...
  19. BrendanTreeFeller
    Specialist tee surgeon insurance eg trust insurance, Arborisk, or else NFU. Don't bother with gocompare etc they are a scam
  20. BrendanTreeFeller
    He has good eBay feedback too ... Scary
  21. BrendanTreeFeller
    That's how eBay works! Unless you do cash on collection
  22. BrendanTreeFeller
    *whole video * hoisting by pulley Damn autocorrect
  23. BrendanTreeFeller
    Look like a very awkward and risky job done really well. The no knot rigging is shown from about 5:00 minutes for those who don't have time for the who like video. Reinforcement bracing of the 3 stems also interesting would like to know how he rigged that up. And the cutting and hoisting by pillory off the roof!
  24. BrendanTreeFeller
    Living the dream ... < sighs >
  25. BrendanTreeFeller
    Would you be interested in Beech ?

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