I have no intention of having to fix it, just I can if I have to. If I did, it wouldn’t be more than a 15 minute cracked weld.
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biggun
Monkey for Hire
Oak tree deadwood. Raise around the ornate garden lamp and cut away from the utility cable.
Nice day for it.
Nice day for it.
Burnham
Woods walker
Very nice. Good pics.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Very nice 👌
SeanKroll
Treehouser
Heavy reduction on a bad union with tons of lateral weight, exposed to winds off the water, dünnem up a grassy hill.
Saw this mouse while building the customers a new trail section to the network we'd already created on 4 acres.
Saw this mouse while building the customers a new trail section to the network we'd already created on 4 acres.
stikine
Treehouser
You are a busy guy David.
My buddy asked me to come look at his uprooted tree. I showed up and there were 4 dead elms full of termites, 2 dead pines, and this Euc spar. The tele was there, so…
He has some Eucs that need reduced, one dead wooded (it’s probably gonna die anyway) and another elm, same situ.
stikine
Treehouser
When do you sleep?
After I stop by the forum. 😁
Maximalist
Treehouser
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Well, I would assume proper tree eqpt 😆
biggun
Monkey for Hire
Mature Oak I deadwood and reduced over the property.
The tree was old and in the boundary of a property. Over 50% estimate of the rear of the tree was stag horned. Over cables and public footpath. More major deadwood over the garden and property. They have grand kids playing a lot in that area so I deadwooded and reduced some of the weight over the property.
I left Stubbs on the back of the previously dead bits. An Oak of that size in Norway you are supposed to stack the deadwood you remove around the tree for bio diversity. So when deadwood if the rear of the tree I left Stubbs as the bark had already fallen, essentially made them but still there should someone come out and complain about cutting an old oak tree.
Lovely day for it and customer very happy.
Sorry I didn’t get any before pictures.
Second picture was a 2-3 meter reduction of a Copper Beech tree. Trying to keep it manageable.
The tree was old and in the boundary of a property. Over 50% estimate of the rear of the tree was stag horned. Over cables and public footpath. More major deadwood over the garden and property. They have grand kids playing a lot in that area so I deadwooded and reduced some of the weight over the property.
I left Stubbs on the back of the previously dead bits. An Oak of that size in Norway you are supposed to stack the deadwood you remove around the tree for bio diversity. So when deadwood if the rear of the tree I left Stubbs as the bark had already fallen, essentially made them but still there should someone come out and complain about cutting an old oak tree.
Lovely day for it and customer very happy.
Sorry I didn’t get any before pictures.
Second picture was a 2-3 meter reduction of a Copper Beech tree. Trying to keep it manageable.
