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:001_smile:yea im in apple crunchin W.Sussex! They are tightin there purse strings even more down ere.
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is it just me or is there a severe lack of work going round at the moment:confused1:
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All that info went straight over my head
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wow i thats young to start working out on your own at 19 do you have all your insurances etc. I will would climb that and dismantle just my thoughts.
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tongue:Another day to spend more money. I pulled her 13 years ago why do i need to prove it again!
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Looking for a mechanic in the south east.
Dts trees replied to Old Mill Tree Care's topic in General chat
Richard Court is very good knows his stuff. take it to him. I have used him for years. -
they ain't useless bloomin mighty fine machines! better than those vintage rubbish that keep breakin down. at least i can sit in comfort and not have a leaking roof!
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rangers all the way! cheap to run cheap to buy damn mighty fine vehicles! them landys no good to man or beast.
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Blommin landrovers breeding like darn rabbits!!!!!
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Yeah you must be on something that gives you a real high when driving a landy.
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Take a ranger and arrive in style and comfort!
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Get a ranger can't go wrong, landys are rubbish!
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It cost in the region of £800 to get the trailer test. which would work out more cheaper in the long run.
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Love it!!!!!!!
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I prefer german I have alaways had german machines built like a brickhouse. My current one is a JBM 543 brillant machine which chews anything, which i have had fair while now. but the lads i have don't have the ticket to tow it. She is heavy but that is a reason why she has lasted so long. You have to compromise on having a lighter machine in order for the lads to tow it.
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Yes the 160 roadtow one. I saw it at the APF show early this year. I was quite impressed with it, but your right the rollers are the wrong way round. I don't think they grip the branches enough as well as normal machine do. it is lightweight and that does matter when it comes to towing. neat little package.
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does anyone know what those greenmech Quadtech 160 chippers are like?
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yea my trouble spots are May to August (summer) zero work every year this happens then pics up again in September at the mo booked up till Feb. 2011 will be different vat will have a some impact on people who have a business. But the retired folk still have the money to spend i'm sure.
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is there anything we can look forward to next year!
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yep further tightening of the belt and purse strings, crap year and likely next year to be same for me!
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yea thanks for the info guys. I might give west a call. As they are only down the road from me. Does it really matter what oak timber it is? I would guess it is Sessile Oak. I will need to double check this. Yes milling on site should be ok. Some of the butts are straight. We will hopefully be able to get most of the timber down in 8ft sizes.
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Hi guys just looked at a job today, three nice single stemmed Oak trees 40-60ft to come down. Shame to log up for firewood would make nice planking, do you know anyone who would want it? would need lorry and hiab to collect top end of West Sussex near Petworth.
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Yup all ready to go pack tent check, pack beers, check, pack money to buy new gear,check. apf here come!
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If you want the job you will have to call me! send me your cv and I will look at it, email is [email protected] regards Richard
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We have vacant postion for full time employed Climber, Must have the following nptc tickets (CS 30 31 38,39), clean driving licence, Salary dependant on experience, 20 days holidays and sick days included required to start asap, Must have own transport. We are based on outskirts of Haslemere. We are a small company been going for over ten years. We have clients in Surrey and Sussex. Please call Richard on 01403 820035 (eve) or work 07771641267 (daytime) for more information. Daubeny Tree Surgeons
