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Topped this cedar. It was leaning hard for the house. It had ivy but it was only really thick at the top where it was getting enough light. Good old ms400 with egan's exhaust and spikes. Check out how tight the grain is.

Big ugly Norway spruce. Covered in ivy. Right beside medium voltage lines. Aaron cut her high so she would rest on her branches and not crush the fence. It worked.

Got a friend of mine to help us out with this cypress hedge. He has a hoist and I couldn't bare the thought of climbing this sh1te. It was a rickety old thing. Not exactly the safest, but it got the job done. We have a load of small pines to remove on this job and some ash die back...

Another fcuking leylandii. This one was slap bang in the middle of sligo city centre, surrounded by terraced town houses. (Sligo would only be a small town by US standards). The absolute boll0cks that owned the tree said he'd planted it there. Did you ever hear such raw, uninhibited...

Sounds like a fun, well paying job.

Escallonia hedge. Grows well by the sea. Can tolerate salt, but not frost.

We cut this tree along with maybe ten other smaller ones. We got paid and got to keep 70% of the timber. Its nice when that happens. There was a lot of muck in the main crotch of the big ash. Fully loaded, more like overloaded. Sunk the trailer to the sideboards in a wet spot, had to...

Another hedge destroyed. We had to drive 2 hours to this job. A neighbour of mine works for an in house care company. They have houses all over the country. They couldn't get any local contractors to take on this job (I wonder why 🤔🙄) so we ended up having the pleasure. This is what happens...

No one even knows its there. And the ones that do dont give a fcuk. Country full of ignoramuses

2 or 3 times as much, not even joking. Its a disaster when you have to leave the job tidy, like in someone's garden. The worst is when youre working on gravel and the bits get all mixed up into it. Here though we'll just push it all back into the ditch with a tractor. Its really fcuking...

Another ivy giant Disgusting

I had used them before and was impressed but I found the doubled wedges gave more lift on that tree. Ill try it again tomorrow

We finished this job on Tuesday. There was one leaning ash 9 feet away from medium voltage power lines with a transformer. It was also extremely dead. Dry, crispy, crumbly outer branches. Smelly, off colour timber in the top half of the tree. What's more, right underneath it was the septic...

Heavy side lean, keep it on course.