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Hello, Looking for sage opinions and advice from the honourable and most venerable citizens of this Parish, especially those who have experienced similar. We currently operate from home with a garage attached. However it would be nice to separate home from work life. I have just been offered a unit in an industrial park visible from a well trod road that leads to the local tip and sharing clean modern premises with a construction firm to who I have subcontracted to before and they to I. Our turnover has been relatively stable since 2018, more than enough to live on but not enough to employ a full time climber without taking a salary hit. (Don't try to equate UK employment costs with France) The unit is 800 euros per month all in and far larger than my current needs. A new alarm and surveillance system is included. My feeling is that having a presence in this area would raise the profile and credibility of the business and so potentially bring in far more work thus more than compensating for the cost of renting a unit. I can have our business signage displayed promenently on the building visible from the road and put an A board out front. Please, share your thoughts and experiences. Thank you Stuart
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Nor I and I hope a renewable liquid fuel will be available at affordable prices. I do think we should stop using fossil fuels though.
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The rich to be accountable in the same way that we poor people are. PPE company linked to ex-Tory peer Michelle Mone goes into liquidation | Michelle Mone | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM PPE Medpro owes government £148m for supplying unusable personal protective equipment during Covid-19 pandemic etc.
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Wordle 1,645 3/6 ⬜⬜⬜⬜🟩 ⬜🟩🟩⬜🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
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Fruiting bodies on the stem usually mean internal decay rather than a minor surface issue. The limb loss and slight crown dieback suggest it’s been weakening for some time. If it’s near anything important, a proper arborist check would be wise.
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Thanks. Thought the title 'filing handsaws' was enough to explain I knew what it was for
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I guess Toyota care more about what people think about them than Ford do. I’ll run the current one to death or until someone with half a brain gets in government and puts them back to a commercial vehicle taxation class. Look up Rusty Ranger on facebook and you will see how bad a certain batch were.
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Bulk Arb Waste wanted - can collect but how to find
MK1 Tree Services replied to Woodwanter's topic in Firewood forum
Out of interest mate how do you collect the waste? Got a load of conifer tops and logs that we were going to chip and dump but if you want the waste? -
Hello! I'm an arborist in Sheffield and I'm looking for somewhere within an hour or 2 of Sheffield to get my truck body converted from tipper to arb tipper. Does anyone have some reputable suggestions? Cheers Ollie, OY Trees - [email protected]
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Gill Gerard, actor who was Buck Rogers in the 1970's and 80's. I think i watched it to see some bird in white spandex!
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Heck! Just woke up! Was awake earlier but went off again! She just got the tea in so best get it drunk and up! Speck, Tickles.
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There has been so much wrong with England that you have to wonder what's going on behind the scenes. Will we find out after the tour? Who knows but there has to be some explanation for such a dire performance; three matches done and Eng have one highlight to celebrate - Joe's ton.
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Page not found WWW.MAXA-GROUP.COM Were are you based. Search page and will find numbers.
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I reckon 15" would suit better. 150MLBK041 Sugi BM2 code bars are also is supposedly compatible....
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If work is your thing it makes sense. Stopping activity does do you any favours. For me I'm not into it, work for me is earning money to do hobbies. As such the conflict more as you age.. or atleast I am finding. As someone else pointed out reductions are harder, killing trees amd rigging on spikes is much easier.
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Experience • Proven experience in tree surgery or a related field is highly desirable. • Strong mechanical knowledge to troubleshoot equipment issues. • Class 3 HGV would be ideal, tractor/ Unimog driver • Full UK driving licence desirable • Hold the following NPTC units as a minimum, (CS30, CS31, CS38, CS39) Rate of pay to be discussed. Send your CV to [email protected] or contact the office on 01937 573689
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Time Left: 28 days and 18 hours
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Vermeer BC1000XL Chipper (2020) 110 hours Deutz 74 hp Diesel engine Drum Cutting System 12” x 17” infeed opening Single infeed roller Eco-idle function This has been used only for producing chip for my own use, hence the low hours. Regularly serviced, and comes with a spare Vermeer service pack. Private sale, no VAT. 07808 689729£25,000
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When Joe Hewitt launched Hewitt Tree Surgery in Cornwall in June 2024, he knew exactly what equipment he needed to compete in the domestic market. After nearly five years working his way from apprentice to fully qualified climber, including stints in Australia and New Zealand, he'd learned that reliable equipment makes all the difference. The FSI B21 stump grinder was the natural choice to complete his fleet, expanding the range of services he can offer to domestic customers across the county. Growing from the Ground Up “After I completed my apprenticeship, I started subcontracting, climbing for a lot of other tree surgeons throughout Cornwall” Joe explains. “I then spent some time working in Australia and New Zealand before coming back and setting up on my own.” Since launching, Joe has welcomed a new team member and a growing customer base to his books. “We’ve invested in everything we need to service the domestic market – van, hand tools and woodchipper – and this year decided to get our own stump grinder. We found we were hiring one fairly frequently, but this was reliant on availability and sometimes involved a lot of running around to collect a machine, only to find it wasn’t in the best of working condition.” The Right Fit for the Job Cornwall’s coastal landscape brings plenty of challenges, from narrow gardens to steep steps, which made the lightweight FSI B21 the perfect choice. “It’s light and compact enough to lift and manoeuvre around properties and steps, but powerful enough to handle most of the stumps we see in a residential garden. We’d previously hired the slightly larger FSI B22 so I knew first off to expect fantastic build quality and reliability. In addition, the FSI B21 is equipped with some useful features such as the hill-hold brake assist which is great for loading on trucks and working on slopes. It’s fitted right in with how and where we work” comments Joe. FSI: Backed with Confidence Joe’s decision to buy FSI was also backed by reputation and experience. He adds, “A lot of arb community groups praise FSI and from my own experience I’ve got only positive things to say.” This positivity extends too, to the relationship he’s established with FSI and his local dealer partner, Elmstar Machinery. “Jason at Elmstar has been brilliant. He was joined by FSI’s Lee Hatton on the install in September 2025 who, together, gave me all the information and tips I needed to get the very best out of my machine.” He concludes, “The FSI B21 has been an affordable, versatile addition to the fleet, helping us expand our services as we continue to grow the business in new ways.”
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15 December 2025 – FGM Claymore, the official distributor of ECHO tools in the UK, is proud to announce that LBS Training and Assessing Ltd, a respected chainsaw and machinery training provider based in Somerset, has become an ECHO Affiliated Training Centre. As an affiliated training centre, LBS Training will incorporate ECHO equipment into their courses, providing students with the opportunity to learn using industry-leading tools that are trusted by professionals worldwide. “This partnership reflects ECHO’s continued investment in the UK market and our commitment to equipping users with top-tier tools as they train for work in the industry,” said Paul Butterly, Managing Director of FGM Claymore. “We are delighted to support a brand that shares our focus on professionalism, safety and high standards,” added Lee Kimber, Director at LBS Training & Assessing Ltd. “As ECHO tools continue to grow in popularity across the UK, we are pleased to give our students the opportunity to experience these tools as part of their training before using them in the workplace.”