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  1. Past hour
  2. don't forget to yell 'way to go' at the end
  3. Moved timber out of garden today, from emergency job last week when Copper beech lost big limb. 300m run out around garden so took trolley to make less trips,
  4. Might be worth asking the old girls of plant on FB for parts and other stuff like that
  5. Bit like the old saying Mick, I will be there now in a minute 😆
  6. your watch straps are a joke
  7. Today
  8. Every time a householder kills himself doing tree work a hundred housewives read about it and stop their husbands with the words “no you are not! We’ll get a pro in and pay him whatever it costs” Its an ill wind…..etc.
  9. There are people on here with way more knowledge than me about such matters, but from those pictures, I would have been firing up a saw immediately. They're some of the ugliest specimens I have seen, and at that size, I wouldn't have any qualms about removing them. When I worked for a builder friend, the building control officer in one area was absolutely petrified of Leylandii. If he saw one anywhere near, the footings had to be bigger/deeper. Once upon a time, a neighbour rang and asked me to fell the oak tree near his mother's house, as it had been deemed responsible for cracking/subsidence. I refused, and told him that the oak tree wasn't the culprit. He replied that he knew it was the big Willow, I knew it was the willow, but the insurance man said it was the oak, and it needed to be felled for the payout.
  10. French worms - lazy buggers.
  11. On a job today I spotted some Ganoderma brackets on a medium sized oak so had a prod about in the cavity between the buttresses. A few minutes later I spotted this crawling across the lawn about 10’ from the tree. Never seen anything like it! IMG_1654.mov IMG_1657.mov
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  12. So add yourself to the tip sites, that is a good start if you haven't already. A couple of pointers: Great, yes am sure we can all tip there.. if we know where here is... We could of course give you a call... no we can't, email instead? err, cannot do that either.... But first off register as tip site. Note that most established firms will have somewhere to get rid of their waste sorted, most likely those that use tip sites are away from their home area and want somewhere local to tip to save an hour or 2 round trip.. so you won't get a call every week. Be flexible with what you can take. Split and dried logs tipped are never going to happen but 25kg lumps of wood are more likely if you can cut, split and dry them yourself (assuming this is for firewood)
  13. Time Left: 6 days and 18 hours

    • FOR SALE
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    Bandit 12XPCT drum wood chipper Black Sept 23 model 521 hours 3,500kgs inc Motiv trailer 14"x17" aperture, reversing autofeed Radio remote controlling 10 speed tracking and feed wheels Stop bar disable for crane feeding 89hp petrol engine 54" folding infeed pan Hydraulic crush

    £65,000

    Long Bennington, Nottinghamshire - GB

  14. Hello, Looking for a guide cost for planting contractor for planting out broad-leaved and conifer in new woodland. 30k plants in arranged layout. SW England. Thoughts on mulch mats? Relatively flat easy land good access. Tks.
  15. After a subcontractor in Basingstoke to assist with a large tender. Please feel free to contact me via email [email protected] Or tel 07951208738
  16. After a subcontractor in basingstoke to assist with a large tender. Please feel free to contact me via email [email protected] Or by tel 07951208738
  17. Yup I do that too. I use alkalyte aswell for the infrequently used bits of kit. So I calculate the amount to take it from 50:1 to 40:1. However I'm moving back to Apsen because the cans pour better than motomix and I'm too tight to buy their special funnel.
  18. AHPP

    DIY Big Shot

    Oi.
  19. Morning, first frost here this morning, -1 in places. Blue sky all round and a day in the digger after a 13 hour shift yesterday driving and Robo on steep ground so be good to get a seat.
  20. Brilliant ! 😃
  21. And it's going to keep rocketing.
  22. Yesterday
  23. It certainly wouldn't be a surprise if he did.
  24. I think the collared dove took a dive in the 5th ! 😄
  25. 3 Regular days available , I can probably work around you with a couple of months notice . must hold relevant tickets for insurance purposes. if you’re a fusion of chilled out and will turn up on time that’s a must. please respond to [email protected]
  26. Falsetto loveliness. They do seem to get unfairly overlooked.
  27. Mmmm . Seems not .
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