Log-ologist
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Everything posted by Log-ologist
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but there are 6?
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I think its all that sea air , and something is lost in translation from Kernowek.
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From the depths of the forestry commission websites. A report on ropes and friction hitches opens as a .pdf http://www.forestry.gov.uk/pdf/FCRR-JD-0402.pdf/$FILE/FCRR-JD-0402.pdf
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Then. I was rarely in the red and always had my tax money ready till the VAT asked me to join their club. Now
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funny what you see some days. from the vaults 1. Garrison town 2. Demolition site.
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what the heck, put me in please is the crane included?
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you are female YOU ARE THE BOSS!
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from the customers with the dirtiest stumps, " can you cut another 2 inches off" having resharpened 3 times
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I have got 6 or 8 for a county spare, I am not posting these.
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I cant remember what I did 11 days ago let alone 11 years, probably though. was set to emigrate to NZ and returned to UK to find we where going to be parents so that put the kybosh on those plans.
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do you want to pay for the low loader and B+B ? -
Profit. one day I'm gonna get me a truck load of that...
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Sliding D. I clamp mine in place with my middle age spread.
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Northland thats the place, there is a reserve with giant Kauri and a clump of trees called the four sisters, at Waipoua , its pretty famous in NZ .
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seriously , have your saws and power tools listed as short term assets rather than capital allowances where they sit on your books for many years, and write them off in 2 or 3 years which is their life span. Get an accountant to to the thinking.
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check this http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/capital_allowances/investmentschemes.htm If your truck is electric you could be in luck, Hey every one, steve is getting a milk float for work!
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Technically as self employed I own whats left after business expenses which is about twice the rate of a good employed climber, probably.
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where the pictures taken in N or S island? I went to see the trees in the N island about 11years ago.
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Yo Dorsetshire man. Send it to Greg at Cutters , Midland Road in Winton, he supplies my saws and spares. Let him work his magic on it.
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L XL Lardarse US ?
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forestry work?
Log-ologist replied to Stihlwatersrundeep's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
only 8 fills you softy. In my day it was a gallon of fuel on a small saw and more when using a big saw to fell and a small one to trim out. When you have cut your first 120 ft fir you remember it, but when you have done 5 acres you really firkin know it and when you have done 1000's of tonnes your body will not let you forget it. -
More than forestry rates and about 6 hours a day it was a MOD fuel depot and getting in and out was a pain. My groundie did lots with them for 18 months but hated the travel.
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A couple of years ago they where limited to 20". They have bigger Dymax ones now and the limit is the slew machine they are on. Big hardwoods also cause probs as they need delimbing
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bet your glad that the MEWP didnt fall over that day!
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in New Zealand I watched the line clearance guys using hydraulic pole pruners . Asplundh was the company and they are big in the US.
