I heard the final results for the masters......
Will let Mark B put the official word in just in case I'm wrong as I wasn't there, but Craig's word is good enough for me!!
I havn't really looked at the tree yet, so don't have any specific pictures, and I'm only taking the circumference measurements from the surveyors report but it can be seen in this photo taken during other works.
Its the one behind the church.
As said before though, removal is not definatly...
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Than don't Rupe. If there is one tree species that is a perfect candidate for extreme crown reduction and still end up with a nice natural shape, than that's the Lebanon Ceder.
I have shaped storm damaged Ceder trees back to beauties, and If you need a bigger strap that means it's...
Yes, I guess you are right, I'll have another look. I suppose as long as there is plenty wound in there it should be ok. Just wanted it to be perfectly safe as there will be some big bits!
BTW, Cedar Lebanon, fat!! Quite large and spready, but not a definate take down yet. We'll see.
No other trees nearby and no vehicle access.
I did figure a longer strap would be the obvouse reply! But it needs a sewn bar in the end to fit it into the grcs I think, so whilst the straps in the link above looks great, I don't see how the end gets attached in the center of the ratcheting bit...
Hi all. I have a possible removal job coming up, maybe this year but nothing definate as yet. Anyways the trunk circumference of the tree is bigger than the strap for the GRCS and its a straight trunk, so there are no buttress or lumps that can be removed to make it smaller.
Anyone get any...
Thanks guys! Been to the pub for a few but saving it for the weekend.
Its off season for Beech slaying at the moment but hope to back in action soon! Its all Conifers at the moment!!
looking forward to my forties!!!
I have recently been watching this 6 hour DVD box set from Jerry Beranek and its been really interesting.
I have written a propper review of it here.
DVD review on Arb Talk
But was wondering if anyone else had seen it and what their thoughts were? I think Jerry has done an awsome job...
Re: \"Treeboats\"
I'm a fraction under six foot so I guess I get away with it. I need a firm mattress but a tree boat is a pleasure everynow and then. MAybe a few nights in a row would help me form a better opinion.
They do an extra long one though.
The problem with normal hammocks in this...
Re: \"Treeboats\"
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Sleeping in a Treeboat gives me banana back and makes me sore for a day. Not for me!
PLs setup much easier and quicker too.
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You need to stuff any spare clothes or backpacks etc under your knees, then its nice and comfy. I have back troubles so I need...
The chipper in that picture is exceptionally long! You can get much sjorter ones that don't stick out so far, but they are still awkward to drive.
Rear mounted ones are easier to drive for sure.
You can also get cranes mounted on them and then have trailers with chippers on the back of the...
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Just one day. One day in my life I want to work at a castle.
Did you leave the stubs all over that tree for a reason? Personally, I'm a fanatical flush cutter on removals/dismantles. Just curious.
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They aren't really stubs? They are slightly flusher than a pruning...