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TWA2016

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  • Location:
    East Yorkshire
  • Interests
    Arboriculture, Endurance sport, mountain biking & ultra running, sprocker spaniels
  • Occupation
    Arborist/Tree Surgeon
  • Post code
    YO256NX
  • City
    Driffield

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  1. I've been with Arborisk, historically. Never made a claim, thankfully. But had my renewal documents through last week, for renewal in May & quite a lot has changed in the T's & C's. A big concern for us was offering market value & no longer offering 'New for Old' Cover. However, we called them, had the discussion and having never made a claim, the underwriters were happy to keep us with New for Old. My understanding is that won't be the case if you've made a claim or for new business though? Check with Arborisk.
  2. Thanks so much guys. Appreciate the confirmation.
  3. Im thinking Phellinus pomaceus? Can anyone confirm?
  4. Hi, Advice guys please. See images. Prunus - Plum Cherry. Evidence of brackets on the main stem & spread widely throughout the tree. Curious about these multiples/overlaid bracket - same fungi/species? Thoughts/comments? Thanks
  5. Best wishes for a safe, prosperous & healthy 2017!
  6. Thanks for the comments.
  7. Its getting to that time of year, when i'm starting to fancy the option of climbing in something thats gonna keep a bit more of the weather out. Has anyone any experience of Harkie Smocks? How do you rate them? Thanks
  8. I'm a runner. Been an ultra-runner for 10+ years. Its fantastic for overall conditioning, but does nothing for flexibility. And I aint the most flexible monkey in the tree anyways!
  9. For climbing I use cheap n cheerful fingerless weight lifting type gloves & for ground work, a decent pair of riggers gloves or something more grippy if the stuff I'm handling wet/slimy. Just a curiosity really, what are others using?
  10. I'd suggest with a van or a pick up, a tool safe or 2 would be the way to go. The compromise is on space, but at least the kit inside is more secure.

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