Rhododendron removal £s per hour.

[Gus McWilliam]

Its great firewood with a brilliant calorific value. Whats the site like?

[Jonny69]

And don't forget you can sell the foliage to florists!!

 

Yes that is a great idea, down to £8 pounds per hour now

[Jonny69]

Indeed I would recommend you to study pricing, i struggle to see how he could make money with a price that low.

 

Tractor, chipper, chainsaw, I would look to get 400 to 600 a day depending size of the tractor, chipper.

 

The key is to work 17 hour days. Then you make loads more. People don't believe me when I say I get £170 a day cutting trees. But I do.

 

My Chinese tractor and Homebase chainsaw never cost much so I can undercut everyone and still make loads

[Jammydogg]

the key is to work 17 hour days. Then you make loads more. People don't believe me when i say i get £170 a day cutting trees. But i do.

 

 

 

My chinese tractor and homebase chainsaw never cost much so i can undercut everyone and still make loads

 

 

😂😂😂😂😂

[7610]

The site is right in the middle of a 12 acre wood.

[treequip]

The site is right in the middle of a 12 acre wood.

 

Ball it up and burn it:thumbup:

[devon TWiG]

Exactly, I would turn the whole lot in bowls and ashtrays on site. Then sell them on Ebay.

 

You guys charge to much.

 

Not much of a market for ashtrays these days .... was there ever a market for wooden ashtrays ? ... "elf n safety " , trading standards and the EU would probably put the brakes on that fantastic niche !! lol ...You could possibly market the wood as Himalayan flowering tree wood ... some would think that is "amazing "..!!!

[csservices]

The key is to work 17 hour days. Then you make loads more. People don't believe me when I say I get £170 a day cutting trees. But I do.

 

My Chinese tractor and Homebase chainsaw never cost much so I can undercut everyone and still make loads

 

Your obviously a disciple of Stefans positive thinking 😁

[Gus McWilliam]

Whats the access like? Is it hilly? Is the ground firm or boggy? Is there a watercourse? How big are the rhodys?