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would i be right in thinking standing birch means the tree is still in the ground? am new to this:001_smile:

 

yep, so there's a lot of work to do before a lorry loader gets any where near it...:sneaky2:

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Hello everyone,

I've been offered some standing timber. It's mostly Birch with a small amount of Ash and Hazle. Access is pretty good, but they want all the understorey clearing and brash in piles or wind rows. There's probably 40 ton ish, but that is quite a rough guess. What would you expect to pay/be paid?

 

 

From my experience of jobs where they want a lot of brash handling etc, i'd say it's worth £0 standing.

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