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  1. stevebullman

    honey brothers arborist supply uk

    make the most of it now, its only because the exchange rate is heavily in your favour......this time last year it was the opposite...time to buy buy buy
  2. stevebullman

    Beech removal

    well hard to say without seeing it but from the pics i did see i still wouldnht have taken it low
  3. stevebullman

    Beech removal

    but didnt you cut the buttress roots off in the picture i saw carl?
  4. stevebullman

    Beech removal

    good question. beech can get very brittle particularly when the wood is compromised. the best holding wood is always found in the buttress roots or "toes" as i reer to them as. i always fell low as possible on beech and utilize these toes, you can hold the tree on the hinge far better.....if...
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    Beech removal

    nothing technical here, just a nice fun boshing out job http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ijajIUkMbBM&eurl=http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=5220
  6. stevebullman

    Attention UK arborists

    bump up to £685 so far
  7. stevebullman

    Attention UK arborists

    Christmas is once again upon us, and after the success of last years raffle where we raised over £1500 for charity, I am pleased to announce the launch of the Arbtalk Christmas raffle 2008. Once again we have well over £1000 worth of prizes up for grabs generously donated by our site sponsors...
  8. stevebullman

    congratulations barack

    [ QUOTE ] I'm going through campaign ad withdrawl, is there a program for me somewhere? [/ QUOTE ] its called youtube mate! im interested to see how this guy does...the map overlay of who voted who was very interesting...my wife being american and more in the know than myself, pointed out...
  9. stevebullman

    crane oak reduction

    they can top 100ft....this one was a little over 80ft i'd say, they carry very big wood though. im not sure what the groundkeepers are doing if anything.
  10. stevebullman

    crane oak reduction

    english oak....i'd say about 40%
  11. stevebullman

    crane oak reduction

    btw, second to last pick was 2.4ton
  12. stevebullman

    crane oak reduction

    it was a heavy reduction. unfortunately i didnt get any photos of the overall job. basically that tree formed part of a very old avenue of oaks, all 300+ years. out of about probably 50 trees this was the only one that hadnt had its top snapped out in the winds over the years. As a result it...
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    crane oak reduction

    cheers mate, and yes
  14. stevebullman

    crane oak reduction

    just a little vid form yesterday, all hands on deck for the most part but managed to get a little bit of footage. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ba4XsdAAb...ead.php?p=66312
  15. stevebullman

    Treework in Scotland

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    Treework in Scotland

    actually i met mr grover in person saturday at a trade fair, im afraid to dissapoint riggs, but a fraud he aint
  17. stevebullman

    Dude makes tree look like his haircut

    everything else aside...how come the video quality is so good for a youtube vid i wonder
  18. stevebullman

    Bitterness after leaving company?

    dont ever let anyone make you feel like you "owe" them...i hear this all the time. As far as im concerned if you are turning up for work and doing a good days work everyday for your wage, no one owes each other anything.
  19. stevebullman

    Question about ISA

    [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Money pit! local, national, [/ QUOTE ] The I.S.A. being a money pit can be true. However, the I.S.A. does act as a hub to gather and exchange current information and practices in tree care for their members. One needs to use it to make their investment in the I.S.A. work...
  20. stevebullman

    Its Judge on the Telly!!!

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/page/item/b00c2v4v.shtml

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