suew

Well-Known Member

• Oct 11, 2015

• #1

Found this while laning yesterday.

All possible methods of disposal have been discussed elsewhere PMSL

Reported to the GLASS rep and council informed.

 

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Turboman

Mab An Gov

• Oct 11, 2015

• #2

suew said:

Found this while laning yesterday.

All possible methods of disposal have been discussed elsewhere PMSL

Reported to the GLASS rep and council informed.

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Not too bad, about an hour to cut up and remove. Need about a 24" bar for that, good operator might do it with 16".
Do you think the council will clear it?

 

suew

Well-Known Member

• Oct 11, 2015

• #3

Is that a chainsaw?? I'm not sure, perhaps the Landowner will, walkers and bikes would get past, but horses wouldn't be able to as the bank is steep and slippy.

 

Turboman

Mab An Gov

• Oct 11, 2015

• #4

suew said:

Is that a chainsaw?? I'm not sure, perhaps the Landowner will, walkers and bikes would get past, but horses wouldn't be able to as the bank is steep and slippy.

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Yes, cutting that size by hand is hard work!
Shame it is so rotten looking, landowner is less likely to want it for firewood. Will probably be quite light for the same reason. Might be possible to roll some of the sections away with a few people.

 

Yoyodyne

Well-Known Member

• Oct 11, 2015

• #5

Bonfire night soon!

 

Turboman

Mab An Gov

• Oct 12, 2015

• #6

Yoyodyne said:

Bonfire night soon!

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Probably the best idea. Get up there on bonfire night, axes and crowbars, break it up, burn it, and sit round it for a bit!

 

Mark Burton

Member

• Oct 13, 2015

• #7

Sounds like a plan

 

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trailblazer

Member

• Oct 15, 2015

• #8

have chainsaw and willing.