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  1. dumper
    Could be still in the ownership of the housebuilder
  2. dumper
    Had similar problem on mates Ranger, used to tow mini digger, conclusion was worn out box, too expensive to fix only showed up when towing, traded in
  3. dumper
    No insurance co in their right mind Will insure a load of amateurs, Dads army springs to mind choose a couple of responsible people pay them and do the works on your insurance get paid then donate proceeds to club And your donation is tax deductable
  4. dumper
    Justin kingwell and his very big grinder will walk it
  5. dumper
    Fairly certain it is. Not Sorbus
  6. dumper
    Need picture of bark,twigs,and leaves
  7. dumper
    Keep looking at these, the nose weights must be huge on a unladen trailer, and capacity must be under two tonnes probably closer to 1.5 tonnes, against an investment of over £10.000. Are they realistically worthwhile?
  8. dumper
    What’s the nose weight on the trailer unladen?, did you have to balance the crane? Do you know the unladen weight of the trailer?
  9. dumper
    Looks overgrown in pot eucalyptus don’t like being in pots too long evergreens best cut during spring, my guess is wind burn and desiccation if you lift it up I would bet the roots are still the same as when in pot did you pull out the roots when planting?
  10. dumper
    I’m not saying they shouldn’t stay but they take a very dim view of boat people,
  11. dumper
    And then you kick them out Australia has the right idea, but young single males should be removed straight away as economic migrants.
  12. dumper
    I d go for grinder. Digger will leave some big holes to fill and a fair few stumps to deal with, they don’t burn easy and cost a fortune to tip
  13. dumper
    Try CT1 I use it for most jobs when a good bodge is needed
  14. dumper
    Just look at the pictures of the blades the problem is anvil gap and sharpness whatever the engine speed it snot going to work if it’s not sharp
  15. dumper

    CSCS

    dumper replied to teresa green's topic in General chat

    I have been doing site clearance for over 35 years I use a fencing supervisor card and a green labourers card most sites don’t care what is on the card just so long as you have one
  16. dumper
    Wurth do a radiator cleaner give it a try worked on a old CAT we did a while back
  17. dumper
    Reverse flush with compressed air water mix
  18. dumper
    You probably need an American site lots of your trees won’t be hardy over here in uk, but you might be lucky
  19. dumper
    You don’t say where you are my guess look at alianthus
  20. dumper
    Those blades are f….u…..c….k….e….d they need to be very sharp to work,if it’s shutting down the only auto shut down on the machine is for low oil try disconnecting the wires to the off switch don’t blame me if it siezed check oil level on dipstick first
  21. dumper
    Highly talented impressive more worried wife loves it
  22. dumper
    Suggest,blades not sharp, engine running on choke, old fuel, blocked air filter, knackered machine
  23. dumper
    Looks like it’s in a raised bed, not looking good try to scratch the bark with your thumb nail keep trying down the trunk till you get to the soil if it’s green underneath you may have a chance, but in my view it’s showing advanced stage terminal necrosis
  24. dumper
    As I have been informed they can try to come in, you tell them to jog on and then they need to go to court to gain access, remembering we are talking about pruning trees there fore once you have cut back to the boundary the nuisance no longer exists if you are right then there was no need for the high hedges legislation as you would just be able to pop next door and cut it down.
  25. dumper
    Your quotes mention courts do you not need to go to court to gain permission to abate the nuisance

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