Nick B
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Eucs if only for the smell when you chip it
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Todays job Dead Robina the wood on the trunk stank bad the bark was falling off and had worms and wood lice and bugs under it at least it was not raining:thumbup1:
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The seed is the most poisonous part the red fleshy bit will not harm If you are that concerned fence the tree off I have young children and they have never touched them yet
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Will it let you send it to your desktop then you can try and save it from there Or try to click on the photos and drag them to your desk top
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Telling people your nearest town might help on here Those 3 counties cover a very big area to travel round where are you doing your training can they not help
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Reg great job as normal You are a master of your trade & make these jobs look so easy Good vid and team work:thumbup1:
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Nice job well done
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it must be an 088
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I am 80kg not to bad for 45 years old Tree work keeps me thin:thumbup: OK 12 stone 10
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Orange Actimel for me thanks got to keep fit
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I use a Blakes hitch with a Micro pulley I like it but it sometimes tightens up to much
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Nice Truck Yeti I bet that is easy to overload
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Thats good BBB, I also have one to fell in 2 weeks time That will be the 3rd one this year
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Cool Pics High Scale That is one nice job Thanks for posting
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I thought there where laws against that sort of thing Cut & Shut how do they get an MOT
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That is just sad, the best thing to do would be to scrap it
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That,s one big Carrot cool
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Thats good Dave a day is a lot of time to save on a job you lot get all the best jobs cool
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Nice Tidy job & as said before Very Nice set up Cool Vid:thumbup: How much time do you think the set up saved on that job
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Have a look at the thread from yesterday Laburnum as firewood Rupe posted a very good list of firewood propeties That is a good starting point
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Good advice Skyhuck:thumbup1: Not always easy to do I try and work with 1k as a float and when it goes below that i tell the wife off:lol: I am with HSBC but most Banks are the same, Pants IMO
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I was made redundant from my full time job so had nothing to lose I was lucky as i already had training with chainsaws and equipment from my days working for leicestershire county forestry dept & also Warwickshire forestry dept I had also built up a good customer base from my part time work where in the midlands are you based you cant be to far from me
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Nice site I like that I could do with something like that was it vastly expensive
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Hi the best thing you can do is work hard do a nice tidy job and always leave the site spotless, be fair with the customers If you do all of this they will have you back next time and also word of mouth is the best advert in the world. If you are doing tree work never take on trees that you are unsure of Try and team up with a local firm or get a contract climber in to help People work together all the time there is nothing wrong with that There may be people on here that will help out on big jobs Good luck with what you are doing I went from part time to Full time 2 years ago and have not looked back since. It is hard work but it is worth it I do the same as Ty Lawns one week and trees and hedges the other In the winter we do trees, hedges & fire wood
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Nice job looks a good size tree
