F.R. Jones and Son national hiring?

[Starscream]

How much for a 6" road towable chipper on 24hour hire... Just as an example!

[Jonesie]

How much for a 6" road towable chipper on 24hour hire... Just as an example!

 

For a sub 750kg 6" chipper (TW150 or Greenmech Quadchip) £150 per day including insurance. Or £400 for a week.

[Joe Newton]

For a sub 750kg 6" chipper (TW150 or Greenmech Quadchip) £150 per day including insurance. Or £400 for a week.

 

 

That's delivered and collected?

 

Sounds good

[Jonesie]

Delivery and collection will be at a small extra charge depending on location.

 

But will be able to be collected from over 100 local branches.

[hamdogg]

Fabulous idea! I'm often in need of tracked chippers and bigger grinders! And with competitive prices should be a win win situation! Hope it comes off!!

[Mark Bolam]

Tracked chippers would be good.

I'm not sure about big saws, which I've seen requested on FB.

If you haven't got bigger saws you shouldn't be doing bigger trees IMO, but I suppose you could say that about most hire kit to a degree.

[inthewoods]

Fantastic, as long as you're delivering to south West Wales!? :-)

[inthewoods]

I'm not sure about big saws, which I've seen requested on FB.

If you haven't got bigger saws you shouldn't be doing bigger trees IMO, but I suppose you could say that about most hire kit to a degree.

 

Complete tosh imo! Hiring over buying comes down to cost & whether you can justify a big spend to how much you'll be using it. Kit has got to pay for itself. I think the hiring of big saws Is a good idea, for the folk who are just starting out & can't afford splashing out on the full gear.

[Joe Newton]

Can't see how hiring big saws would work, with a new chain being over £35. Can't see that being cost effective.

[hamdogg]

When is it likely (if it does) to come off? Priced a big job today which needs a tracked chipper