Tree cutter Stu

I can back ben up on this one its not hear say its fact

where in guildford i know quite a few places to tip

what are you looking to tip

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they are two very different harness

we done this job back in 2004 i was working on the transport for London contract we had done a bit of work along the A30 and the A4 prior to the big night. Some info on the job and a few pinched photos. Alpha-Alpha set for her final journey 22/3/04 The National Museums of Scotland announced today (22nd of March) that the first-ever Concorde to enter service will now be taking to the sea on an epic journey from its current home at Heathrow to the National Museum of Flight in East Lothian. As part of one of the most complex transport ventures in recent years, Concorde Golf Bravo Oscar Alpha Alpha (G-BOAA) will make a unique journey that will take it past the Houses of Parliament on its way down the River Thames. From Heathrow, the plan is that G-BOAA will make its way up the A30 and A4 to the River Thames at Isleworth on 4 April, beginning what is likely to be a nine-day voyage to the Museum of Flight. Once at Isleworth, the aircraft will be manoeuvred onto the Terra Marique, a state of the art barge, to travel along the Thames and into the North Sea. On 6 April G-BOAA will make its final salute to the London public as it is lifted above deck outside the Houses of Parliament, providing a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see two of Britain’s most iconic sights come together. Once Concorde has left the Houses of Parliament, the barge will transport it down the Thames, under Tower Bridge and out to the North Sea, where it will embark on the longest section of its journey, up the east coast to Scotland. On arrival at Torness, the intention is to unload Concorde at the British Energy’s docking facility, and travel around the edge of the power station to begin the final leg of its journey. Travelling via the new A1 expressway, Concorde will again be in full view as it arrives at its new home at the National Museum of Flight at East Fortune, just outside Edinburgh on the morning of 13 April. “ This is a very exciting time for both Concorde and the British people, allowing people from both London and Scotland to share in the start of a new era for this great aircraft,” says Dr Gordon Rintoul, NMS Director. “We are proud and excited to welcome Concorde’s arrival at the National Museum of Flight. By August, thousands of visitors will be able to see one of Britain’s most exciting and innovative inventions.” The museum have launched a micro website where Concorde’s momentous journey can be followed – Page not found. Further announcements will be made in due course to let people know more details about where and when they can see Concorde during its journey and when it will be unveiled at the National Museum of Flight. The final ever Concorde journey will be by G-BBDG in the summer when she moves from Filton to Weybridge.

Cedardale have a big grinder on the back of there unimog the youtube clip in on there website.

lopping topping conifers and cherrys specialists discount for OAP's

thats what you call greedy boards

a bit gay looking too

what about when it went to the underwriters did they haggle much ?

what the prob with the unimog and where in surrey are you ?

what have you used in the past

im with them and have been for 2 years they have been great, I have a claim going thought at the moment and they have been more then helpful.

maybe he needs a rescue climber for the conifer bashing

Good advice you and me are in what must be the two most populated area's for tree surgeons, Im in Guildford but work all over London and the se.We are lucking in a way as we live in town after town rather then a spread out area such as winchester where it is village after village. My advice would be start of with a 200t and a 046 blower and hedge trimmer thats all you need at first.

i always say i do tree work.

I have one you can buy for £40 plus postage ? anygood

pirtek ? what wrong with the Hydraulics

what about a crop sprayer they are agg and dont have pto or linkage ?

that is untrue dave where does it state this ?

there is a green waste place near RAF odiahm that will take that. I can give you some more details if needed.

his was a 5.2 ton iveco daily and it was still always unhappy

A member on here had one on his iveco it had to lights green and red, 'red being unhappy i think it worked off a sensor in the springs ?