Nick B
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If you dont have a chipper I would not bother with a pick up Cutting Brash up takes for ever and you will soon fill a pick up A bigger tipper would be much better IMO or tow a big trailer
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Thats a Clasic with brothers like that who needs enemy's I would love to have seen the looks on their faces:blushing:
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If you have 10k to spend I would go for a six inch Machine I have a five inch timber wolf which i find is a very good chipper But with the extra horse power of the 6" machine it puts a lot less strain on everything and this should make the machine last a lot longer My 5" machine works out at about £25 per houre to run
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Loving that, cool job & Nice Vid
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I did the same thing with mine for a faulty earth I must admit after 1 hr of trying to put it back together i gave up All the bits in a bag and off to my local dealer After a lot of laughing at my expense it cost me £25 wont do that again
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What about some Holly can make a few trees or small hedge only need 1 trim a year
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Nice Vid Mike Thanks for sharing IMO you look in full control all of the time very smooth job
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Raining hard from 7.30 here spent 6hrs mowing soaked through the waterproofs given up for now Will have to work harder tomorrow now Fed up with this weather now
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I got stung 4 times on my head a few weeks ago Wasp nest was in a shrub i was working on Big as a football, a cloud of wasps came for me I ran like mad Had to use a can of wasp ease on my head to stop it hurting
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It is good to have some training over none at all But it would always worry me that some one would cut themselves then sue I think it is best to leave well alone:thumbdown:
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1664 Large will fit just right
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I dont mind the heat at all Anything is better than rain Drink a lot of water but it still makes me feel tired a lot quicker
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Well done Frank I am sure he will soon be up in the trees on his rope I am sure you will teach him well
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He is only about 10 miles from me I often see him in the Tamworth area Hard to miss in that truck:001_cool:
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How cool is that Want one
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Reg you are the Man That is Fantastic, you make things look so easy I would be happy to do a weeks free groundie work to learn things like that As normal your Video is insperational cool
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Stihl because they are stronger:001_cool:
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Have you been to your local saw shops ask who has a lot of work on at the moment then call them you may even see people there who can give you work Good Luck
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:001_tongue:SWB how could you forget the spare wheels on each truck
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Thanks MB did not think a Big shot would go that far it looked like a good weekend was had by all
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It looks good Daft question, How did they get the line up in the first place
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SWB & Frank are spot on with what they are saying Stick with it, there is work to be found sometimes you just have to think outside the box to find it
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Love that part of the World we are going for a week at Croyde Bay in July looking forward to playing with the kids on the beech and in the surf
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Cool what a Guy Most people would be happy just to be alive at that age He puts a lot of effort in to what he enjoys and sticks at it
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I think a lot of it is about how you present yourself Turn up on time to quote be polite try to show that you know what you are talking about When you do the work do the best you can and spend a lot of time cleaning up. A lot of my work is repeat business and recamendations Price is also important, but if people think you will do a good job it helps.
