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Ian C

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  1. Ian C

    Dibnah

    Pity Fred wasnt here i would of voted for him, common sense with no BS.
  2. Local rags for me, yp as well and word of mouth, google adwords cost me a packet and was a waste of time.
  3. It will be crap Frank, Jonny is as tight as a sharks arse:lol:
  4. Whats happened to ya lad jonny? forgot his name but seemed alrite, you broke him or summat????
  5. Ian C

    Dibnah

    Got his books and dvds..........also a few flat caps:blushing:, pure legend, its people like Fred that made this country what it WAS. only wish i had met him before he popped off.
  6. I voted Jeremy Clarkson...............
  7. i agree, there ALL 2 faced, forked tongues,lying, bent, money grabbers. Don't matter who gets in they all pee in the same pot!
  8. Like i said, i have a min charge normally 50 quid or so but the per inch charge is a rough gestimate way of pricing, if it was say 36" across the widest point and it was say a pop stump i might drop it a bit to say 85 quid, it just gives you a guide to work from and as has been said saves driving round looking at stumps if you havnt taken the tree down in the first place. I also never charge for a new set of teeth per job like some i have heard of, i grind them up on a regular basis.
  9. I price per inch, £3 per inch say on one stump but if there is loades i lower the price or it gets silly that way i get a min amount and im not going out for 30 quid, price per inch is good as Dave said it means you can give a rough price over the prhone and saves loades of miles to look at a crappy stump. I give customers the measurments i need to get access, so far not had a problem. I dont mind knocking a few quid of tree/landscape work but not grinding, the machines are to expensive and maintanance intensive to use for nowt. If there local say 3 miles i will pop out and have a look, any further that that and its over the blower.
  10. What do ya call a camel with 4 humps??? A saudi quatro..............boom boom
  11. Looks like a reny boy to me!
  12. Hells bells, things must be tight Deano if thats it for tea!! more than happy to run you a tin of beans over.
  13. Great tractors but good luck, there like expensive hens teeth to get in good nick.
  14. Happy 48th birthday mate. i take it you have got that log splitter lashed up with some plaggy bushes and plenty of grease then.
  15. Yes please Pete, as you know im happy with my 220 but i would love to see the quad chip in action.
  16. Thought you had Jonny, with all the shiney stuff you have thought you would of got one of these.
  17. Think jonsie or clarks will be selling one lol
  18. Chances are there peeing up your back, got a quote for 200 quid but didnt go for it as the bloke didnt seem to know what he was on about but then go for a quote thats even cheaper! Forget it, the guy is working for nowt and the customers are getting a bargain and are full of sh1t.
  19. Don't think its just tree guys that know what to nick! the local chav druggies know exactly what to nick and how easy it is to get rid of.
  20. You will need to be a complete blithering idiot to fail it!!!! if you do fail you shouldnt be in any trade but sat at a desk to be honest!!!
  21. Mine ia a white card and says "construction related occupation" on it, i filled the paper work in and called them up and they told me what to put.
  22. Ian C

    Chainsaw mill

    Thanks Mate, probably be Saturday, will give you a bell before.
  23. Ian C

    Chainsaw mill

    Thats great Andy, i have an 88 for power so im ok there, can i pop over at the weekend for the mill and guard?
  24. Put a good price on it and get a subbie in to do it. simples. I did a big on a few years ago, bleedin horrible thing and got cut all over.

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