Most economical way to remove chippings?

[Mick Dempsey]

Plus sell getting the stumps ground out along with the big ones on the lawn.

Fwiw, 2 guys, 1x6 inch chipper, 1 day easy, it's castlewellyn which tend to have smaller stems (easy chipping) 2 maybe 3 transit loads of chip.

A grand would be very easy money for that.

[Mark Bolam]

What's all this agreeing with each other about the price bollocks?

It's not on.

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

What's all this agreeing with each other about the price bollocks?

It's not on.

 

 

Does it include the nipper by the bay window? If so, all above have massively under estimated!

[IVECOKID]

Almost forget .....seriously take into account of the Reliability of skip firm !!!! .

That can and will ruin your day .

 

Ste

[Luckyeleven]

So what are we all saying that is going to come out in chip, M3 wise?

[Mick Dempsey]

At a guess 12 cubic metres.

[biggarlogs]

Get a local farmer to drop off a silage trailer and give him the chips for bedding his cows on.free service.and you keep all the cash from the job

[Ty Korrigan]

At a guess 12 cubic metres.

 

Yup, One 3.5t tipper and one tipping trailer both 'slightly' over weight.

I tip my conifer at a local farm for bedding if no-one takes up the Free Ads I punt out.

 

Wood fairies can have the logs...

 

Ty

[Ty Korrigan]

So what are we all saying that is going to come out in chip, M3 wise?

 

On larger trees with long skinny branches, we separate off the wood from the green ends and chip that for later re-sale as 'plaquettes' at 30euros per M3

Ty

[Billy]

Are the pictures each side or two seperate ends ? If it's the former I'd say it's more like a mornings work. Chip may be getting on towards 15-20M3 as all the stems fill the truck pretty quickly