Contaminated buddleia..?

[openspaceman]

53 minutes ago, benedmonds said:

The <10t would be an issue... 

It's 10 tonne a day.

 

However it would not include the fly tipped material that is not untreated vegetative material, nor in fact if it has been transported to the site.

 

In practice...

[aspenarb]

We do lots of this type of clearance Ben, you just need to tough it out. A slew with a rake and lots of labour is the answer, you can then row out and mulch the green waste.  It all needs to be separated out unless you are prepared to launch the whole lot into a 20yard bin and pay the price of dealing with it. Last 20yard skip we had  for unsorted crap like that was £1700 so it pays to separate into the various components.

 

Bob

[roseyweb]

Digger with a flail from the top even a small digger flail would make that easy, 

have a digger with grab to moves a lot of the crap where you can't get too 

[benedmonds]

1 hour ago, aspenarb said:

We do lots of this type of clearance Ben, you just need to tough it out. A slew with a rake and lots of labour is the answer, you can then row out and mulch the green waste.  It all needs to be separated out unless you are prepared to launch the whole lot into a 20yard bin and pay the price of dealing with it. Last 20yard skip we had  for unsorted crap like that was £1700 so it pays to separate into the various components.

 

Bob

I was hoping someone would come up with a novel way I hadn't thought about.. Good old manpower it is... 

 

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

6 hours ago, openspaceman said:

It's 10 tonne a day.

 

However it would not include the fly tipped material that is not untreated vegetative material, nor in fact if it has been transported to the site.

 

In practice...

I didn't realise it was 10t/day (if measured ?) That's still a lot of burning!