Ffarmwr bach
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I have an ash tree that needs to come down. How much should it cost me to get someone qualified to cut it down, logs and rings?
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Double to 4x that depending on size and location, insurance is the biggest costDepends how big it is...
And how tricky the fell is.
Anything from £50-£250!
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I'd be getting in a 16 tonner and shear then.Double to 4x that depending on size and location, insurance is the biggest cost
I can't believe any competent tree man would even consider the job for £50!Anything from £50-£250!
£100hr 4 hr minimum each shift lowloader costs, plus £35hr digger 4hr minimum costs = £940,I'd be getting in a 16 tonner and shear then.
Same here unless you have your drive tarmaced and new soffits fitted at the same time.you wont get any tree work done round here for less than £500
Thats by reputable companies ,,I know all of them ,,they dont turn up in transitsSame here unless you have your drive tarmaced and new soffits fitted at the same time.
Thanks for your replies. A friend cut it down, but would not say how much he wanted, so now I have a fair idea how much cash to give him!
I have never, ever, felled any decent sized ash that did not have butt rot - always fell the way the tree naturally wants to go if at all possible, if that is not possible then get some really good purchase on the tree ( a decent sized digger is a good option), set the gob in, get some good weight on the felling direction and go in with the felling cut SLOWLY - watch for the sawdust going black and when it does be ready for the crack!A Mature Ash doesn't need to have dieback to be unpredictable.
I have.I have never, ever, felled any decent sized ash that did not have butt rot - always fell the way the tree naturally wants to go if at all possible, if that is not possible then get some really good purchase on the tree ( a decent sized digger is a good option), set the gob in, get some good weight on the felling direction and go in with the felling cut SLOWLY - watch for the sawdust going black and when it does be ready for the crack!