Nick B
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They always say that word of mouth is the best advertising this quality job just goes to prove that, Well done
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That was not called for, only just got out of the Bath Best get back in again LMAO very good
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I now feel like ive been told off OK not to good at spelling:lol:
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Thanks all for the advice on dead trees very helpfull I will take my time Sorry to derail the thread Steve
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Its nice to get a job with enough room to fell a tree well done mate thats 2 in a week
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I use a Zubat 300 and saw pod I find it a lot quiter than the 200t, But only on small stuff too much like hard work on big branches:biggrin:
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Nice job good size tree only get an impression of size from the picture of you in the tree Do you feel safe when working in a dead tree, is it still strong enough to rope in to, I have a dead Robina to do next month never quite sure of strength of branches
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Hope it gets better soon Mozza Have you posted this on Skyhucks tales of the unexpected thread yet I am sure you did not expect that to happen
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Had mine done last Christmas 2 weeks no driving, 6 weeks no work But it was fine after that full strength back after about 8 weeks Try to get it done just before Christmas when work is quite Plus side is you can have a Drink and not worry about driving
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I dont think I would want to admit to that
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I would also like to see them it sounds like a nice job Please, go on you know you want to
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I do around 250 - 300 in an average week Most of my work is within 10 miles of the yard
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I had the same problem with my tw 125 It was a relay that needed cleaning up to get it going I then replayced it with a new one
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Nice to see a job well done Thanks for allowing us to see your work Great video as normal Reg When you give up Tree work you could make a lot of money teaching rigging
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Rupe The big question is What weight is it and what can you carry It looks like a nice job BTW
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These people must spend hours working on these stunts to get them right I think I need a lie down after watching those 2
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I look at things carefully and take my time I try not to rush when using any kind of saw I look at the cuts and think what will happen if i do that I may spend extra time on site but at the end of the day all i want to do is get home to the wife and kids in one piece
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They are verry good It must take a lot of time and work to carve stuff like that
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Thats looking good Mike What Back are you putting on it
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Todays Job Reduction on a privet at least the rain held off but the wind kept blowing the bits up the road
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Cool Job I bet they had forgotten that they had a wall behind those trees I can how all that kit makes light work of brash draggin Propper Job
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Thanks Andy thats a good link
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I would say about £700 1 days work for 3 men Skyhuck Mill-able Stuf is your bonus on top of the job:thumbup: Stump is being left
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I often forget the Combi Can & also have forgotten to take the keys out of the truck before locking the doors I also left my phone in the truck and had to borrow the customers phone to ring my wife to bring me the spare keys only done that twice this year:blushing:
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I also use Secateurs, a Silky and Loppers as part of my reduction kit I think they do a cleaner cut on thin stems
