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today whilst driving through a local village I was following a pretty new BMW X5 they dropped a can of iron brew out of the window, it infuriates me to put it mildly.

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Hi, I am looking for any recomendations for someone that has a Tree shear (with operator) and large chipper. the job is just in Herefordshire/Gloucester removing some 80ft conifers. any help appreciate. (if this is the wrong area mods, please move thanks!)

how much of the stump did you grind? usually I try and grind the stump out completely, but I don't bother with roots if the they are under ground. I ground a pop stump and it shot up aload of suckers, yes sir I can sort that i'll get my digger hire in a skip get a load of top soil and re-seed or the customer can spary the little bits off as and when.

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more utter tosh being rolled out,

For me it has to be a stem that had its cavities filled with concrete. strimming badger poo isn't a pleasant experience either ..............

I know a few people that use this system to keep rack of peoples days off sick, I think its quite a good way of doing it, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bradford_Factor

so whereabouts is this tree?

I would buy a good quality one like Sugihara I had Stihl bar on my 880 and some how it cracked where it bolts to the unit, which was surprising, it hasnt done a massive amount of work, and being OE I expected alot more. so I think to answer your question, if you buy cheap you'll be buying twice

find someone with something like this, Protech Machinery | Post drivers

it looks like that has a drag tip on it, so you can place the tip on the workpiece and drag it, rather than hovering it over the the steel, I guess that'll cut through about 8mm?

[ame] [/ame] anyone had a go with a stump planer?

Lets be honest your probably doing it to a better standard than alot of so called pro's personally I'm all for DIY the amount of time and money and new skills I have acquired along with a sense of self satisfaction is a great thing.

is this where a load of ................................................. Bricklayer Building Inspector Buyer/Purchasing Agent Cabinetmaker Carpenter Concrete Finisher Construction Estimator Construction Manager Construction Millwright/Industrial Mechanic Contract Administrator Crane Operator Cribber Driller/Blaster Electrician Elevator Constructor/Mechanic Engineering/Design Consultant Equipment Inspector Exterior Finisher Field/Project Engineer First Level Construction Supervisor Floor Covering Installer Framer Gasfitter Glazier Heat and Frost Insulator Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanic Heavy Equipment Operator Home Appraiser Home and Property Inspector Interior Finisher Ironworker/Structural Metal fabricator and Fitter Landscaper Line worker Painter and Decorator Plasterer/Drywall Installer and Finisher/Lather Plumber Project Manager/Project Coordinator Quality Control Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic Roofer/Shingler Rotating Equipment Inspector Safety Officer Scheduler/Expediter Sheet Metal Worker Shop Foreman Site Superintendent Small Construction Company Owner Steamfitter / pipefitter Sprinkler system installer Surveyor Technical Instructor Technical Salesperson/Supplier Tilesetter Trades Helper/Labourer Welder/Related Machine Operator X-Ray Technician come along and tell us we should not do it yourself and you should get a pro in? afterall tree surgeons seem to be good at berating any DIY tree owners.