Log-ologist
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if you get through your work that fast you surely can afford some of these They should to get you places that other mewps cannot reach. http://www.sararamps.co.uk/loadlow.html
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Mr Craig ( moral , upright and straight talking) trying to cut corners with cheap nasty oil, I can hardly believe it. cheap cooking oil from lidl also doubles up in the landrover and transit when the tide is out.
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The only bad luck is for the person who wants to keep all the Elder for logs. Cos it burns like an underwater candle.
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waste disposal fees waste license
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Depends how much you do in 8 hours. we charge a bit more than that and work like the proverbial.
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I stumble out of bed when I hear the staff arrive for work. I cant get the sack for being late.
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hidden costs of business stat up. accountants fees bank charges ( business accounts) national insurance for self employed breakdowns and maintainance general wear and tear. right hand gloves. commercial insurance for vehicles. stamps and invoice books and paper and printer ink advertising and more advertising lots of files and combi spanners rake handles rake heads
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be glad that you are.
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you wanna let yer self go and climb a tree Dean.
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Should you need a licence to be an arborist?
Log-ologist replied to Gregsie's topic in Training & education
topping is not the problem its the result of the problem. The problem is that any fool can go into a shop and buy a chainsaw. and they do. -
since the new App forms came out the TO seems more pernickerty about treatment descriptions or is it me.
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Quite right , I tell potential customers that I will not be piggy-in-the-middle to neighbourly disputes if they hint at a problem. Though, I should add that I have worked for so many people in my town that often I have seen both sides of the fence ( tree, hedge) and usually side with the owners , or the client which I worked for first, or the best payer. I never upset people by being rude or throwing waste over the boundary though. common sense should prevail in this sort of thing.
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Lots more keep the wood even if its old spruce with sows tit knots and manky pine. They are not fussy at all.
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If the tree was that "screwed " then a more experienced person should have done the job. I give the youth the easy jobs and do the dog stuff myself.
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I couldn't have put it better myself.
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Ganoderma resinaceum or Inonotus dryadeus
Log-ologist replied to stevelucocq's topic in Picture Forum
Its a Ganoderma , just look at the brown dust on that. -
Wood turners always want the wood, until you tell them the price:bored:
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Professional Tree Inspection - Norwich
Log-ologist replied to Amelanchier's topic in Training & education
I don't think I paid that much.. . ...but every thing costs more now. -
Somerset , best you try the cider thing
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They used to be plain white. Now they have a natty bit of blue in them too. Heres one I banked this week.
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Dont breathe in too much smoke if your burning fresh laurel. The headaches you may get are as a result of the cyanide. Same goes for toxins in Rhododendron and Yew when burnt .
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Go and find a laurel hedge and stick your head right inside. That may assist you in your quest for laurel.
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With a fluffy brief they tailor the work to suit the quote. I recently priced clearance of holly underwood in just over 5 acres of Scots pine at the same rate as the local mulcher man charges 3.5k in all material left on site. The reason we got to price was the ammount of beech regen mixed in that they wanted to save not mulch. ( 2 experienced blokes 7 days) Also I just priced a clearance for a mountain bike trail of 5 miles in length and the spec was tight as a ducks rse , thats the FC for you.
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yuk, burns like a bowl of p***
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Further to the good advice given above. Yew trees show similar problems when they are suddenly opened up in an exposed position . Usually by the removal of trees or buildings that slow wind speeds.
