Robert_S
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Firewood tastic Nowt better than warming your toes on 160 year old beech
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There is some great rigging but to the average client it will all look the same, get some video footage of you tidying the job,the chipper going,the grinder working, trimming a hedge get some variety in there.I would also try and get more camera work from the clients view, it was good though. Take out the falling timber in reverse as a client will ask you "ive changed my mind put that branch back on, i seen it in your video"
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Best video ive seen in ages, fantastic
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what an experience mick im very jealous, i bet you had a whale of a time:thumbup:
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:lol:
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cheers paul, thats a fair saving and all deductable i would rather pay it to that than the tax man, Do you know if your seminar carries CEU for my ISA cert arb?
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Great link Paul. Thanks.
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Paul, how much is the revised BS3998 document? Perth aint far from me i may go.
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Another free prize draw; winner gives £50 to charity.
Robert_S replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
instead of a knife could i get a TIME MACHINE so i could reply to this thread years ago when it was started!!!!!! :lol: -
how much are you actually losing?? most are not working anyway so do a couple of shifts for nowt and get the chance of a full time job, the way i see it is if you are prepared to work and do a bit more than the other person you will get a job- simple. i am sure like most ive done my share of working for nothing to finish a job that was either underpriced (weve all done it) or hit problems with breakdowns etc. People now want everything handed to them without sacrifice, i just dont see the world running like that, see the big picture a few days not paid and get the chance of a full time job that creates a life for you and your family.
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nice hindge stevie:thumbup:
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got you.
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Road was closed cheers Tommy. Mr Blair, stoneybridge ??
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you never tried one of these? CAMON HD99 Hydraulic Hole Borer | Tracmaster Ltd i had a shot of one it was good
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found on an old memory card from a few year ago.
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yeah pete a couple of times i wished i had my mates wheelie bars from his ford pop
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yeah i know about them cheers though . anyone else?
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i am looking for some risk assessments for fencing and groundworks anyone help? if its easier you can mail them direct to [email protected] cheers
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Why fix it if its not broken? if your climring style is working for you stay with it, i tried the hitch climber vt set up ( ive plenty time on my hands to experiment), i liked it to start with as it was such a different style to the blake hitch i climbed on, but after a while i think the novelty factor wore off i started to have problems with it so im back on a blake and split tail and it now feels faster than the hitch climber and vt.
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the spelling ?
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found some. the spout turned to feed into the box and i had barn doors on the back for tipping, the chipper hopper had a lock so i used it as a tool store to and from jobs, it was a bit high to feed but it was never designed for dragging massive heads to the unit, it was constructed from 25mm x 25mm with an inner skin of 2 mm either alloy or galvanised steel (i cant remember) but it was mounted on a seperate tipping chassis with a 5 ton underbody ram. i think i had it about 11 year ago.
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So, how did we all start up our own buisness and get to where we are?
Robert_S replied to button1803's topic in General chat
just unlucky and my modeling career never took off. -
:001_smile:i will find some pictures over the next couple of days and post them up of the chipper/truck.
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i wont quote you asking for pictures then.......
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yep chipbox on truck but it was not small:lol:
