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Im thinking about advertisng myself out as a man for hire for small scale firewood proseccing. Id supply myself, ms291, 044, felling axe, maul, logmaster sawhorse, felling lever and timber tongs. And a tractor and splitter if accesable/required.I already have the kit, and I would just be adding to my current adverts, so no real start up costs. So what would people think would be a good hourly/daily rate? Thanks, william.

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£160 without tractor. Overheads, depreciation, insurance, all these things need to be taken into account, then your wage, tax etc it all adds up. There are to many people out there working for nothing, don't be one of them.:)

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£160 without tractor. Overheads, depreciation, insurance, all these things need to be taken into account, then your wage, tax etc it all adds up. There are to many people out there working for nothing, don't be one of them.:)

 

£160 is an insult to a contract climber who turns up with all the kit , fuel etc

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£160 is an insult to a contract climber who turns up with all the kit , fuel etc

 

And contract climbers set their rates as the market allows. I know very good climbers with all kit etc who work for 120 to 160 a day. Why would someone want to pay a contract climber £180 a day when he could pay £140 for the same thing.

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