what would you charge for this?

[william127]

Its for someone my dad used to work with, he said it was some 18 inch trunks to cut down when we were passing:001_rolleyes:

Hes seen the one's I have done, and has asked me to just get them finished and let him know how much he owes.

Not the way I like to go about charging, but things do have to be got on with sometimes I suppose.

[william127]

Onxy thats about where im at, and in general/ other circumstances I would be recommending/ arranging grinding. Thanks

[D A Tree Surgeons]

I wouldn't put my chains below ground level

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I wouldn't put my chains below ground level

 

I wouldn't put your chains below pal either

[Ian C]

I wouldn't do it, grinder or nowt.

[5 shires]

Easy £150 at most no need to mess about with a stump grinder if going by what you say only needing to go a couple of inches below ground level.

[White Noise]

to cut off just below ground level I would be looking at £130 (half day rate plus 2xchains) but I would recommend grinding to the customer

 

Sounds a fair price Tad more if removing any waste .

[Acg128]

£20 a stump so around the £150 mark. But I wouldn't want to entertain it friend or not.

[onyx landscaping/fencing]

I wouldn't put my chains below ground level

 

I have several different saws but 2-3 of them run the same bar/chain size. one saw gets used soley for this type of thing and gets the old chains from the other saws

[Kenty]

Save yourself a bit of time sharpening chains by taking of the bark with a mattock & brush the stumps to remove as much dirt as possible, failing that dig them out with a mattock. Done this once, before I bought a stumpy, never again. You don't just knacker chains, the dirt can get into all manner of places on your saw.