Dead Conifer ??

[Graham 777]

Hi folk's I have a customer wanting me to dispose of a stack of conifer that was cut down last year and just left in their back garden....there is probably two good loads for my Cabstar I was wondering if it would be o.k. to put it through my chipper so I could reduce the tipping charge for my customer ?

thanks in advance

[treequip]

Hi folk's I have a customer wanting me to dispose of a stack of conifer that was cut down last year and just left in their back garden....there is probably two good loads for my Cabstar I was wondering if it would be o.k. to put it through my chipper so I could reduce the tipping charge for my customer ?

thanks in advance

 

Why not just charge them the going rate, plus surcharge for chipping nasty soggy crud?

[geoff]

Wet & half rotting or dry & dusty as hell, either way I would not cherish the task, & want top dollar to get rid of it.

[Shane]

Are they a long-time customer?

 

Who left it there? and why?

Was it left there to save money?

 

Don't feel compelled to do them a 'favour' and end up out of pocket.

Unless it was YOU who left it there - in which case, shame on you.

[padman]

I got well and truly caught on on one of these 'its only been there for 6 months' - lying bastards it had been there a hell of a lot longer and was a horrible job that muggings well and truly underquoted. The pile was well compressed and took three chipped loads when i thought max 1.1/2 loads. PLUS it was a HORRID when I got down a bit.

 

Be careful

[Mountain man]

Who knows what's in it? Don't do it.

[pie eater pete]

These sort of jobs are usually ones to avoid..if the guy has cut them himself then most likely a penny pincher who will grumble no matter what price you give..avoid.

[Mark Bolam]

Why doesn't he burn it?

 

 

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[arbormonkey]

Why doesn't he burn it?

 

 

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dead conifer burns brilliantly

[woody paul]

That's why there's skip companies around.