Steve Bullman
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Really quality footage Will. Not a massive fan of the editors style though if I’m honest -
Wildwoods Contractors operate a fully licensed Green Waste Recycling site. Our site is open to many businesses, including landscaping and gardening companies for disposal of green waste, roots, etc.
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How much are the arbortechs goong for!? And how do they compared to pfanners for grip and wear?
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havent worked on a maccy for ages, thankfully
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The facility is popular with local landscape contractors and tree surgeons, who need somewhere to tip at the end of each job. However we also welcome larger consignments from waste transfer stations and site clearance jobs. The incoming waste is either shredded or chipped on site to produce compost for use on our farm, or biomass woodchip for sale. Access to the tipping area is by a swipe card operated barrier, so that, once on our system, customers can tip at any time.
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Thanks liam
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We have the facilities to accept the following as green waste Trees Shrubs Grass cuttings Small roots (Large roots are charged separately) £ 7.20 inc VAT per cubic meter
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any more anyone?
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OPM DeFra & Forestry Commission Euston Forum and Years review
Steve Bullman replied to Khriss's topic in Tree health care
So whats the latest ideas then? -
Cheers for the heads up!
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Thats bloody good going!
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I was really wanting to see just how long my bar would last, unfortunately it’s now testing on a river bank so I will never know. It had done 2 and a half years though
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Just a little phallic looking?? did you have it in a vice to carve?
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maybe the pic pic didn’t show very clearly the 8” strip of freshly sown grass seed that the hopper could have easily covered safely had they set it up just another 2 foot further back
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Little lime reduction this morning
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Professionalism is in the details. Guys repositioned chipper while I was up the tree. I came down and found this sight....do I expect too much of people really??
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I would call the TO and inform them of your plans just in case some busybody phones up and reports you while you are climbing it....but other than that, no it’s not illegal as far as I’m aware
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I used to have a couple of old customers I stacked for but other than that my time was best spent cutting and delivering ore orders
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Theres been some lame puns on this thread but yours are just Brill
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Not the only thing. Some chippers have a speed control for the rollers which can change the size of chips. That looks like its probably dead wood he's been chucking through though in which case it just comes out like that in splinters sometimes
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Worst promo video ever or just a spoof?
Steve Bullman replied to Woodworks's topic in Woodcraft Forum
We must have a different sense of humour!!!! It was thoroughly boring though -
What chipper is it?
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I’d have refused to work with an idiot like that
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I would like to get back into training M.D. lose some more weight. I seem to be snapping more branches than usual lately
