Buzz
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Yes it is lol
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I'm sorry but unless you find a youngster with a decent work ethic and build them up you don't stand a chance paying 50.00 a day and i take it that's before tax ? If you want good staff you have to pay good money, this will also have a positive effect on your business because productivity will go up with semi-skilled labour. No explaining yourself every 5 minutes. I found out the hard way, it wasn't until just before i packed in my business i learnt this lesson. Skilled or semi-skilled staff will also take the pressure off you freeing you to go and quote etc. If you can't afford to pay more then maybe you need to look at your overheads, and day rate.
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Lol I sometimes forget alot of guys haven't seen bigger chippers working. Once you've handfed an 18" chipper there's no going back lol...
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It was and i didn't do much of it as i was driving the Mog and chipping on the first day. We carried out approaching 30 tons and left about 6 on site. Casper, Anna and Stuart are all members on here and will no doubt testify to the crapness of it all lol.
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No, I came in at 775 + VAT actually lol
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Someone put 800.00 on it, most expensive was 3500.00.
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Steve, dunno can't remember and John yes it was a nightmare for all involved !! Took nearly a week and no we didn't charge enough !
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This was the worst job i ever did, video starts at 2 mins. Sorry for the shakyness groundie wasn't much cope with a video camera ! [ame= ] [/ame]
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Personally i feel sorry for the poor blokes that have to work on the surrounding trees in the future ! Blunt chain sir ?
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Orange Plant probably is your best bet they do a 10" Timberwolf shredder I believe.
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This any good ?
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I have a little one i could hire you........
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A few from today, collecting woodchip and chipping old logwood in a tree surgeons yard...
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More wood for my chip pile Dave ?
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Dear god man, your nearly as tall as your U900 LOL
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God damn it that sucks, hope he makes a speedy recovery, sounds like the branch snapped and he landed in a standing postion ouch
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Nice Dean, Catterick and Bisley been to both, not sure what's worse lol. Catterick has changed a bit have you been back recently ? Tesco's is the centre of the universe lol Bisley, well that's just far to close to Woking for my liking lol
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Mounumentally overpriced cack
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Think this is it lol
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Deja vue !!
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General Grabber AT2's the only OE fitment tyre you can get for those rims. Very very good. I went through so pretty deep mud and snow today and changing direction etc was no problem. Just wish i had diff lock on my model !
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No worries it's amazing the amount of pointless SH1T in my head lol
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Tope secret Forwarder eating location lol... Here's some of our kit producing G30 in the woods in another top secret location
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'sound' bloke very drool, lol
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G30,G40, and G50 refers to the size of the chip 30mmx30mm etc. It also means it has a moisture content of less than 30%. G spec chip is used for a no. of things usually play chip, ornamental chip and smaller scale heating plants. It will cost you anywhere upto 80.00 per ton delivered in. G spec chip is nearly always produced from chipping roundwood that has been felled and stacked to season. It is then chipped to order as being a high value product you don't want vast stores sitting around. Depending on the chipper you will get slivers in the chipping process, some suppliers us included will screen out these slivers and send them for equine use etc. G spec chip is an industry standard specification. http://www.ahsrecycling.co.uk/wood_biomass/
