Parker
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Very nice piece of work that!
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Thats seems very cheap to me - work out what your materials will cost, the machine hire, any other fixed costs(rubbish disposal etc) + add labour and that will give you the job price. If the customer needs it in a per/m2 then just divide the job price by the area.
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Can't really see the advantages of that winch. A vehicle mounted winch would be a lot more versitile and powerful.
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Hi All I am currently studying the Foundation Degree in Arboriculture and Tree Care at Sparsholt College and need to do a work placement from July 2010 - August 2011. I have already completed the National Diploma in Arboriculture with a Distinction and have got the basic NPTC tickets (CS30, 31, 38, 39, MEWP, Chipper). If anyone has any oppurtunities / placements that they would be able to offer me then please send me a pm. I am looking to do a mixture of practical and surveying work. I am based in Newbury but don't mind moving away if the right placement comes up. Thanks Laurence
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Surely if you are bringing more equipment to a job it should be reflected in the pay.
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Like said before - depends on the location, traffic density, speed etc
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Dean - what model tractor is that?
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Great video!
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I like the idea of that mecklock system! Could get quite pricy though if you had to install it on several vehicles!
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Haha that is one hungry tree!
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G A Butlers will do a 6" Timberwolf for £90 - not too far away from you.
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Well said Skyhuck! Nice Job Steve!
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Depends on the situation/what the clients wants! If they want a lot more light in the garden then pollarding may be a solution. Regrowth can then be cut every 3-5years. I would prefer a crown raise than crown reduce, although both have their right place.
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I take a pack lunch with a 2ltr bottle of water each day! It wastes too much time going to a cafe/burger bar!
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Same here in Newbury! Good thing I've got meetings booked in for today so it hasnt affected me!
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Depends on your location/ skills/ experience/ what you can bring to the job as said before!
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Do you need a 4x4 or towing heavy trailers? If yes then get the land rover - if no then a transit will probably be better / enable you to do bigger jobs without having to empty the chip half way through the day!
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Very poor standard of work!
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Very nice set up there! Do you find the chip box too small?
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Where abouts you based?
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Shame it had to felled. How much woodchip did you get from it in the end?
