justin131
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there is a slight back lean. was thinking rope high up attached to digger (arm could be in lowered position) make cuts and pull over. a slow but continuous pull
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sounds like a good shout. i'll have to reassess the situation when I get there. not sure if the digger can reach half way up the tree
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thought about that. it's scot's I think and if you've ever worked with it you will know how brittle it is i'd be afraid the digger would snap it off it's hinge. there's a slight back lean
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:001_tt2:it's a big digger and it right beside the tree. I don't think my weight will tip it over not that fat!
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new plan: anchor a to digger arm get the guy to send me up put rope around tree pull over
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I like it. job done in 10mins home time:thumbup:
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will do. they had mewp on site but they sent it away:cursing: that was my original plan
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sounds like the best plan. thanks i'll just have to keep at it till I get a line through. thanks guys for the advice
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I think the only option is spend the better part of the day getting a rope in it and fell it hope foe the best.
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if only I could
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it has to come down there putting in a parking lot I don't really agree with it but it's the job I've been given. want to avoid spiking at all cost thick ivy mat around trunk with soil and thick bark have some long spikes but still doge
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short time frame don't know if i'd get it done in one day. not looking to dismantle just put it on the ground there's a clear felling zone
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was going to used 40ton digger to pull it over. problem with throw line in old pine is they get stuck in the bark and ivy. the trunk is only about 25" but the ivy about 3m
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hi guy's looking for a bit of advice on a job i'm doing Monday thought I might just fell it but will need to get a rope in it first. I have one day to complete. any advice would be much appreciated thanks
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I've a load of mulberry in Cambridge i'm tryin to get off my hands
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where are you?
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will paint the end they don't look like they have cracked at all yet. there covered with tarp just taken off for photo's
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got it. sorry se7enthdevil think you tried to message me but my pop up blocker stopped it
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sorry don't know how to upload picks. can someone help there on my computer but it's asking me for url
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hi some picks of the wood here will try to get better ones the slabs are at the bottom so some work involved in getting to them
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like your style forget the rigging free fall cuts and fell the trunk down the garden. good vid like the tunes
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groundie said he's going to send pick tomorrow hopefully so i'll put them up then
