[Misc] Any tree surgeons out there?

pwlr1966 · Mar 28, 2016

Woke up this morning to find one of my bay trees taking a nap on my lawn, armed with my 8" scorpion saw I have chopped the thing to bits but I don't think it has the guts to take out the trunk. Anyone with a big chopper in the Southwick area want to earn some cash PM me

Dick Head · Mar 28, 2016

I expect tree surgery types are quite busy today.

Bold Seagull · Mar 28, 2016

Dick Head said:
I expect tree surgery types are quite busy today.

loving your work.

we need a separate thread on which trades are busy today.
Tree Surgeons
Fencers
Roofers?

happypig · Mar 28, 2016

You could buy a chainsaw and do it yourself.
Chop it into manageble peices and someone will be happy to come collect the logs.
At the end of it all, you still have a chainsaw

The Albion Roar · Mar 28, 2016

pwlr1966 said:
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Caption: "I only had a pee against it. Honest."

Mr Bridger · Mar 28, 2016

WATFORD zero · Mar 28, 2016

happypig said:
You could buy a chainsaw and do it yourself.
Chop it into manageble peices and someone will be happy to come collect the logs.
At the end of it all, you still have a chainsaw

This. After years of paying tree surgeons, i bought one about five years ago to keep my trees in order. Greatest boys toy ever and i can still type remkarebly well using three figners and one thubm :thumbsup:

Fungus · Mar 28, 2016

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Albion my Albion · Mar 28, 2016

Love that your dog is a photo bomber extraordinaire. He looks good. Or is that a neighbor's dog? He/she looks very noble.

pwlr1966 · Mar 28, 2016

pwlr1966 said:
Woke up this morning to find one of my bay trees taking a nap on my lawn, armed with my 8" scorpion saw I have chopped the thing to bits but I don't think it has the guts to take out the trunk. Anyone with a big chopper in the Southwick area want to earn some cash PM me View attachment 73292 View attachment 73293

Sorted, a friend of my wife has a chainsaw she will lend me

I will defiantly invest in one soon, any recommendations? Petrol, electric, make?

WATFORD zero · Mar 28, 2016

One with an Autamotic safeyt cut-off

Stat Brother · Mar 28, 2016

HHGull · Mar 28, 2016

pwlr1966 said:
Sorted, a friend of my wife has a chainsaw she will lend me I will defiantly invest in one soon, any recommendations? Petrol, electric, make?

Your wife has a lady friend who has a chainsaw, but you don't? Hang your head in shame.

dazzer6666 · Mar 28, 2016

Stat Brother said:
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Cheshire Cat · Mar 28, 2016

happypig said:
You could buy a chainsaw and do it yourself.
Chop it into manageble peices and someone will be happy to come collect the logs.
At the end of it all, you still have a chainsaw

But only one leg, one arm, and three fingers.

Westdene Seagull · Mar 28, 2016

If only you'd trimmed the tree on Sunday rather than procrastinating !

wellquickwoody · Mar 28, 2016

pwlr1966 said:
Sorted, a friend of my wife has a chainsaw she will lend me I will defiantly invest in one soon, any recommendations? Petrol, electric, make?

Have got one for sale, electric, used for about 30 mins, PM me if interested.

KT17 · Mar 28, 2016

DM me, I can put you in touch with good reliable dudes.

Boroseagull · Mar 28, 2016

Love the comedy, but if you only need one for garden use an electric one is the best bet. They are cheaper, no starting problems, storage of flammable fuel etc. I use electric one to cater for 3 olive, 20 orange, grapefruit and lemon trees in my garden.

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