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White Noise

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  1. Ha ha ha I,m sure it was you that put me on to him . Good advice
  2. Get your point stevie . I take it the £60 job was you just nipping out and doing a quick job and then straight back home
  3. I was thinking the same . Although Ive told them £ 480 is my best price ? See what happens . To be fair there is not a lot coming off them . Then again it still is 2 days however you look at it .
  4. I have always shopped locally and been loyal to certain firms . But with ever increasing prices I decided to check FR JONES AND SONS out . So glad I did . Top service and super fast delivery I know whos getting my dollars in the future.
  5. £ 400 for 2 full days trimming leylandii and all removal costs . Me trimming for 2 days . Second day a labourer to tidy up the first days mess and the rest . Commercial job the price above is the cheapest quote so far . If I can match it I get it . Although they want a top finish .
  6. Do all you guys charge the same day rate for hedges as you do for trees ? Or is it a case of reducing the daily price as you could be undercut by the local gardener . Maybe that you just charge per job taking into account access . I,m finding it increasingly difficult to price and win hedge work at the minute . I will write a quote and then think that looks a bit steep , so quite often I,m rewriting the quotes again but cheaper . Just seems to be the last year or so that Ive stopping getting as many hedge jobs . Is this down to the influx of the bob a job gardeners ?
  7. Years ago before the stretch fabric came out I used to rip the crotch out and sew in a few extra inches as it all counts
  8. Anyone climb off a pulley say something like a stainless steel ISC . I,ve used one on a few trees and have also climbed off the petzl rescue pulley which has been anchored to the tree via a rated endless sling . Bit more chunky but makes me more confident
  9. Anybody got one pros cons cheers .
  10. Nightmare nobody sells the Petzl navaho boss anymore . So why do they advertise it on there websites . Anyone got one PM me cheers .
  11. I bought mine with a 48" hard nose bar which reduces the power due to increased friction . One oiler broke fixed it and was told to change bars. Changed to a 36" normal bar all good now . Even now when ringing up I always add extra oil to the bar by hand . Yes my saw did pretty much as yours .
  12. I wont run mine with a hard nose bar ever again .
  13. Ive had 2 oilers on my 088 . All good now .
  14. Great money cant buy that knowledge
  15. Seq swing never really gave that a thought cheers .
  16. Cheers much obliged . Gonna try my mates old austria 2 see how it fits and take from there . Really do thank you for your offer and will most likely take the chance to try it out . Speak to you soon .
  17. Cheers might take you up on that . I,m 33" to 34 " waist size 1 sounds good
  18. Even has the full harness attachment for the austria in stock:001_smile: Just so many to chose from . Try my mates on see how it feels . Thanks again .
  19. Think I,ll give him a ring the morn see if I can try it on for size and fit . Deffo is the blue and grey mind you it is minging
  20. A friend of mine has the blue and grey austria harness . Didnt know they did the full harness attachment . Just looked quite like the black and orange one .
  21. Thanks I,ll check the austria full harness attachment out
  22. Cheers Rob
  23. Aye up Ben you alright ? . I,m having the weekend off and back in on wed . I,ve got the mother of all colds
  24. Hi all Ive been using the willans harness ever since I started treework many years ago . Time for a change and I was thinking of the petzl navaho full harness with the fitted seat . Anybody got any comments on these . Full harness so hopefully it will be better at holding a big saw .
  25. Glad your ok man

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