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  2. There are a couple of ex-solders on here, maybe they might chip in with any advice using your background that might make you more employable - perhaps give general hints and tips about transitioning from soldiering to tree work.
  3. Duh. Perhaps we should need ID for arbtalk. You need it for all the other websites.
  4. I think that's the thing, no one setup is ideal for every job. I have a 12 foot trailer and mini chipper, I can take chipper and either muck truck or mini loader in a bit less than half the space. Perfect for 1-2 man jobs, can do reductions or take down small-medium tree and fit everything on, or run off and tip chip before taking logs home. Take the chipper to the tree saves a lot of dragging if there's any distance involved. Bigger trees with 3 or 4 people, having only one muck truck starts to be the bottleneck, but at that point I'm getting mates in - they bring a tipper and chipper and we now have a 12 foot trailer as well as the tipper, which can shift 2.5 tons of wood per load legally. But - I'm mostly around the villages nearby. Landrover and trailer is a bit of a nightmare when heading in to the city. Then you want a nice Nissan with 2p turning circle. One more thing - trailer is the ideal setup if you live anywhere near a vosa weighbridge, transit has almost no legal payload.
  5. I was wondering exactly the same thing Mick….
  6. I burn a reasonable amount of euc that I grow and coppice myself. I leave it lying sometimes for 3 months or more after felling and don't find it hard to split with an axe. Though I don't tend to let it get much bigger than 25cm dia or so before I coppice it. I also find it seasons quickly in a polytunnel, once split. The bark is thick & quite watertight, though.
  7. That's because there was no deal before. Starmer had to swallow the Brexit pride and talk to the French, should be hung for that I reckon.
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  9. There’s something that doesn’t add up with you. That post is the post of someone who doesn’t really know much about or has even used a chipper. My bet is you’re a certain banned member on about his 5th attempt to pass.
  10. Lifted from the insufferable morning people thread. What are the business pros and cons?
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  13. Good morning Arbtalkers 😊
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  15. Thank you. Really appreciate the advice
  16. A bit of hedge trimming. Used the Makita UH006.
  17. Seems still and bright here! Goal, Deny.
  18. Morning all, MEWP job today. Overly heavy side prune on an old horse chestnut. I have advised against this a couple of times but customer is adamant. I have put in writing that it won’t make the tree safer, possibly the opposite long term. It is not visible to anyone else, so I may as well get paid rather than someone else. Have a good day all.
  19. Loni Anderson. Remember WKRP in Cincinati?
  20. Morning, well Floris has brought me in a few weeks work which is needed tbh after a quiet bird nesting 2 months.
  21. Morning Rob . 🙂
  22. Morning Everyone.
  23. Morning all . Cool start again currently 10c going up to low 20c . Going out with an old work mate this Saturday for a pint and a curry . Tuesday evening to Fratten Park with my son for a Pompy cup match against Oxford . Then Wednesday on the train up to London with my daughter for an over night stop as she has an audition .
  24. Good Morning Nice one Doug. Off to Pompey. Dad has a hospital appt. Be happy beavers.
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  26. Some pictures of the underside of the Peruzzo.
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