John Shutler
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oh , he's not going to take that well
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75 series Landcruiser
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everything i bring back to the yard has value. odd length logs, stump cuts and chogs goes for arb waste timber which we are paid for by the artic load. All softwood 2.5m in length and up to 1.2m diameter goes for chip by the artic load. Hardwood cord upto 400mm diameter goes to a couple of firewood dealers, they either buy it by the artic load or i sell smaller loads delivered with tractor and trailer. Oversize hardwoods go to a couple of guys who firewood it for their own use, again sold and delivered by the tractor and trailer. Chip goes out by the artic load. il even mix stump grindings in with older chip to make a nice mulch for people who want it for flower beds which i sell by truck or tractor and trailer loads upto 35 cubic metres. the only thing that doesn’t have value to me is hedge clippings or rake up
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😭 a man on the internet was mean to me
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less of the fat remarks please eggs i swam 2.5k this morning
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it’s to easy 🤣 i imagine it’s a bit like carp fishing, chuck a bait out and wait for a bite
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maybe eggs reputation precedes him
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@Johnsond I think you should take a bit of time away from arbtalk.
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bare ended. Even when i used to splice a lot i could never be bothered to splice my own rigging lines
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i bought a pipe swager and pipe and common fittings a couple of years back now, great investment and such a time saver. plus the cost of pipes (obviously excluding the setup costs) is phenomenally cheap, for example a 1m hose with a fitting on each end costs me about £7
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nice touch that. im not big into the timber and chip sales but i reckon that i probably make 20k a year out of timber and chip out of my yard which covers my yard rent then gives me a bit of walking around money from time to time
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amazing what you can hide with a couple of passes with the mulcher
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Nothing of much interest over the last couple of weeks, i’ve been doing lots of development site surveys and the guys have been working on a couple of tree safety contracts for local councils. I cut an access through a hedge with ecologist supervision then made some log/habitat stacks on another development site down in dorset to satisfy an ecology condition. took a couple of knackered beech out with the roto on another site as well. i suppose variety is the spice of life IMG_2165.MOV
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fair enough. Ive got an idea of what id charge and reckon I could fell it for the same sort of money as it would cost to prune it
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he made a nice job on that hedge mick. any ideas what sort of money he had on it? I've turned up to price a few jobs like that and ended up convincing them to fell instead
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Meetings with remarkable trees, the Arbtalk version
John Shutler replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Picture Forum
remarkable field maple from a development site survey today IMG_2257.MOV -
I had a a cone splitter on my 7 tonne machine and it was hopeless, sold it and bought a westtech cracker instead. Woodcracker L | WESTTECH .:. Woodcracker WWW.WESTTECH.AT you could run it off a spool on your tractor and feed it with the crane on the trailer all from the comfort of the cab. mines actually now bolted to the side of my heizohack
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cleared cache and still having issues steve
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sorry 🤣 iphone and safari
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@Steve Bullman how do you do that? remember your talking to a technology luddite
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@Steve Bullman dont seem to be able to upload videos from iphone now steve
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Been taking a conifer hedge out this week. 180 cube of chip and about 20 tonne of timber. ran over the site with the mulcher today to sort out the rake up. fitted in a couple of council jobs and a separate little chipping job with the heizohack as well IMG_1980.MOV IMG_1980.MOV
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potbellied would suggest the rest of me is skinny, whereas the reality is that i’ve got a fairly even covering of lard
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i’ve got the Femac rev forestal heavy duty swinging hammer version with the hollow rotor. it’s always gone well on my jcb and the volvo before it but always thought about a fixed tooth one. do a video if you ever get a chance mate
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@Stephen Blair
