Nick B
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Anything from 7 -10 hrs a day 5 days a week some Saturdays when I need to Then paper work, quotes, phone calls on top of that I make a rule to spend Sunday with the Wife & Kids if I can
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Thanks for that Burrell:thumbup: That dose not look to hard will strip it down and see what I can learn I must try to remember to use the bigger saw next time
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I quite often team up with 3 of the local companies to me and we help each other out on bigger jobs or lend each other bits of kit But I have also found some others to be hostile when they see you
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Hi Burrell how easy is to get the top end of a saw I think I have just heat seized my 023 not had a look yet but the starter cord is jammed solid
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The whole Chipper Hire thing... etc etc etc
Nick B replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Large equipment
I think for a 6" road tow with operator between £150-£200, then extra for chip disposal The price varies to take in to account distance from yard and amount of time chipper is running for ie fuel and wear and tear It has to be a very big job for a chipper to run for 7 hours, also I would not want to clear up old rubbish that has been left on site for weeks it could have any thing mixed in with it -
Croyde Bay is good in north Devon
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I am 47 this year and don,t feel like giving up yet I just don't do as many hours in the day and sleep more at night
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That is so good what a work of art Is that a made to order piece or just work that you would sell
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Now that is what I call a collection Magnus I don,t think I have ever seen that many saws in one place In fact I don,t think I have ever seen that many saws Do most of them run or are some just for spares
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Well done to all involved, Great job as normal Steve Thanks
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I totally agree with you Skyhuck I used to have a news paper but have stopped buying it I very rarely watch the news far to depressing I do hear news on the radio in the van and most of that you need to take with a pinch of salt
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Glad they are on the mend, good job you had your quick thinking head on and spotted it so early I hate it when my girls are ill you feel so useless and unable to help
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£2,900 and you get a higher car with a full tank of fuel if yours is broken
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I got my diesel for £123.9 on Sunday gone up to £125.9 today and no doubt will go up again tonight Totally agree with you Mick the less the better
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I know how you feel our boiler was condemned 3 weeks before Christmas 10 days with no water or heat and then a huge bill to pay Christmas week Best get back to work to pay for it all
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I know it as a carters hitch as well Lorry so we could both be right
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It is very useful 18 stoner, but it needs to go on a bit of a diet it is 2,700 empty The cage is made of Galvanised steel I need to replace with alloy or cut it down a bit and also remove the back seats for storage. It runs well and only has 23,000 miles on the clock it was a parks truck on one of the London boroughs local parks only had it a month but very happy with it
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Found it on google joined and its a good place to be for staff help and information, Well done Steve and all the Mods Thanks
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I think that stihl are missing the point They would more than likely sell more saws Because they are used for different jobs It is nice to have a light weight saw for pruning jobs and a 200t for dismantles We are all in the EEC why sell in France but not the UK
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My new truck, at last I have a tipper after 3 years of shovelling chip off my pick up:001_smile:. Needs the back tidying up a bit not keen on the plywood and brackets for ladders need moving
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Happy New Year to all at Arbtalk, Have a good 2011 & keep safe:thumbup: And Thanks to all for 2010 who make this site what it is:001_smile:
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Willow is fine, split it and let it dry properly and it will nice and hot but quick
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I have to pay to dump any thing I cant chip, so I chop it up and sell it as fire wood Also bit of extra money in the winter time
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I find Global sales very good & also Buxtons have a lot of stock and will let you hang about in a harness
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Sounds like you need a course of antibiotics mine was the same 2 weeks ago that soon sorted it also ibuprofen to bring the swelling down. Then get it ripped out quick
