Magni RTH 6.30 Rotary Telehandler Tree Felling

Specialist and highly qualified teams armed with specialised equipment are essential when dealing with Ash Dieback, a fungus that originated in Asia and threatens to devastate Britain’s estimated 80 million ash trees. Although the disease in ash trees, which have an average lifespan of 200 years, wasn’t formally described in Britain until around 2006, it has been known throughout Europe for more than 30 years.
It is particularly prevalent in the south of England, which is where we met up with Upton Specialist Tree Services. Their experienced team, utilising one of the latest Magni RTH 6.30 rotary telehandlers, was dismantling a diseased ash near Salisbury in Wiltshire.
The first signs of Ash Dieback often start with dead and blackened leaves hanging among the live foliage. Deterioration of the tree can be rapid, making it brittle and liable to collapse at any time. Climbing the tree to tackle the problem can be challenging and dangerous, so it is imperative that infected ash trees are only removed by a qualified, fully insured, and professional arboriculturist who is fully trained to work with dead or dying trees using appropriate machinery.
That’s why Wiltshire County Council called on Upton Specialist Tree Services, a well-established and highly recommended privately-owned company with two dedicated depots in Wimborne, Dorset, and Devizes in Wiltshire. Their clients include not only local authorities but also the M.O.D., The National Trust, Natural England, and private developers. Read the full story here: digital.awesom...

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Great machine, where is it made? Its perfect for my job.