Nick B
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Nice I like that, any idea how old that is Sounds like something from the early 90s
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Thanks for that button that's what I was trying to achieve
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If I am not on arb talk she is on face book we need more computers
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Thanks for the replays and feed back The site cost me £144 total which includes 1 years web hosting I think the charge was about £72 a page
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Good Point Garath will talk to my guy about that I am the same as you Just got wording and Pics together and left it with a friend who dose websites At 46 I did not do much computing at school we had only just moved on to paper from slate and chalk, and only rich kids had a calculator:001_smile:
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Thanks for the comment. The site only has 1 link that is to the contact us section The next plan is to make the site bigger with a few extra pages gallery and other bits
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Hi just got my first website. I provided the wording and photos and a Guy I know did the layout and hosting for me. I am happy with it for my first site, but any comments or something I may have overlooked would be appreciated. Link is Below Many thanks
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Hi got a Job coming up in Coventry mid March with a friend of mine its around the A45, is there any sites to tip wood chip for free Or is there still a site nr Little Packington / Stonebridge Island area Our normal tip is Lichfield but if we can get rid of it a bit nearer to Coventry it would be good Many thanks Nick:001_smile:
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As Andy said that 3rd pic is quality Working late then Mark looks like the sun is setting
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That is well cool, love the art work I hope it all works out and they get extra tourists
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A few of yesterdays removal its only crime was to overhang to gardens and shade the veg plot Wood left on site, brash all burnt on site and a nice early day:001_smile:
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Don't you just love them That is a great picture Just caught the moment:001_smile:
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Very sad news thoughts and condolences to his family and friends Please all try to work safe and keep safe
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That dose not look good glad he was ok
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I have the Relay 2.2 Pulls chipper ok with a load on not so good off road though Front wheels get a bit light when loaded Good all round truck I am happy with it
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That looks like one mean pine tree with a hell of a lot of stems Well done under pressure, great video I must say the same as Steven you look very cool and calm in the video or is that just a master at work, good one gibbon.
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I would go for the 350 have had one for 5 years cracking saw, never fails to work never had any problems with it other than clutch springs just remember to grease bar tip and sprocket. Have just treated myself to a new 346xp very nice pro saw upgrade love it
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who sharpens your chipper blades and for how much per blade
Nick B replied to treesnakey's topic in General chat
I get mine done at Global sales in Birmingham £12.00 a Pair + vat Always nice a sharp, and will try to do them while I wait. -
Nice one Dean very good Judgement or very lucky either way top stunt fell:thumbup: Did us all proud with that one, think I would have taken it dawn a bit at a time and knowing my luck would have still bust some glass.
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If you get a job out of it what is the problem Most people who wanted to work would jump at an opportunity to be able to show what they can do. And if you did get a full time job from this you should be thankful, and not trying to cause trouble
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Nice one like you style:thumbup1: Good clear picture on the vid, looks well cold over there
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I use SBK and also make a lid out of the last slice of the tree to cover the stump. I find this works well and keeps the poison safe.
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You would get about 500kg of chip on that. My Hilux used to weigh in at 1500 with sides on and me in the cab not a tipper though
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Now thats what you call a job well cool He got all that chipped in the one day if so that is good going
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That looks like it was one big Beech tree nice job, it looks like a nice site to work on
