Cost of getting stump removed northside Dublin

CJhaughey

I bet that was satisfying!

aka_Ciaran

CJhaughey wrote: »

I bet that was satisfying!

Damn right. It gave way quick in the end...once I got the soil removed from underneath it and went at it with the axe it keeled over under its own weight. Weighs a ton have no clue what to do with it now.

old boy

you best make sure that the roots are dead, you do not want it to resurect.

CJhaughey

aka_Ciaran wrote: »

Damn right. It gave way quick in the end...once I got the soil removed from underneath it and went at it with the axe it keeled over under its own weight. Weighs a ton have no clue what to do with it now.

Cut it up into small chunks and bring it to the recycling centre, or dry it out and burn it as firewood, or
Put it in a shopping trolley and leave it in the supermarkets trolley park.

Slumlion

CJhaughey wrote: »

Cut it up into small chunks and bring it to the recycling centre, or dry it out and burn it as firewood, or
Put it in a shopping trolley and leave it in the supermarkets trolley park.

Or as old boy would say get a meat clever and chop and dice it up into little chunks put it in the aul cauldron out the back garden,bring it to the boil add 3 table spoon's of rock salt,10 cloves 7 Oz of self raising flour,19 teaspoon's fertilizer,connect the garden hose to the cauldron and spray this potion all over the garden,the next morning you will find a large beanstalk there.

dh0661

Slumlion wrote: »

Or as old boy would say get a meat clever and chop and dice it up into little chunks put it in the aul cauldron out the back garden,bring it to the boil add 3 table spoon's of rock salt,10 cloves 7 Oz of self raising flour,19 teaspoon's fertilizer,connect the garden hose to the cauldron and spray this potion all over the garden,the next morning you will find a large beanstalk there.

You could try something like that in your own garden if you wish, please let us know how it goes.

Carlow52

Looks like this would have done the job
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/22/20090802/tpl-uk-usa-bomb-b64c7e7.html

The non-nuclear, 30,000-pound Massive Ordnance Penetrator, or MOP, which is still being tested, is designed to destroy deeply buried bunkers beyond the reach of existing bombs. ..The 20-foot-long (6-metre) MOP is built to be dropped from either the B-52 or the B-2 "stealth" bomber. It is designed to penetrate up to 200 feet underground before exploding, according to the U.S. Air Force.

Reamer Fanny

Try http://woodpeckerenv.ie