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dumper

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  1. As ltd company if you think that the person requires ppe to do the job you are down to supply FOC
  2. And no catsuit in my garden!
  3. Think about a. Bench on wheels sliding under a fixed bench
  4. dumper

    DHL

    And that’s what’s needed we get every foreign National going can’t even describe where the house is as they don’t understand direction
  5. To start it needs fuel air and compression which one are you missing?
  6. Total balls of steel
  7. So just trust to luck,with your lack of insurance going to cost you at some point
  8. Tell us more how do you secure your kit?
  9. Do you live in Scotland ?
  10. Why not just line with cement board 6mm thick and paint cheaper than plasterer and more durable just had to do whole workshop with boards for fire regs
  11. Not sure that’s overwatered looks more wilted, leaves are sparse fungal or bacterial infection?, maybe too much fertiliser
  12. 16 tonne machine lifts bugger all 2.5 tonnes maybe
  13. Underneath I wouldn’t use compost just good screened soil not recycled garden waste, maybe with some sharp sand, an irrigation system halfway down the rootball and on the surface with a couple of good concrete railway sleepers either side to guy down to or a duckbill system, try not to guy above ground, a seriously good watering before and during moving, flood the rootball for a good few hours maybe drill some hole to get water into the root ball
  14. Just how do you intend to move it? 16 tonne digger seems small, little traction to push or pull very little lifting ability, do you intend to wrap the rootball?
  15. At a guess rootball and tree to give a chance of survival are going to be 10 plus tonnes,you don’t get a lot of soil in a tonne with no preparation the rootball will need to be huge
  16. Forget the tree spade this is a Newman frame or box job yes it’s possible, but is it worth it, i would suggest 10 to 15 k to move well, and don’t forget the tidy up after. Nice idea but non starter
  17. Yep 40k and it won’t do any more than the one in your yard that’s paid for, plus it’s full of electrics,adblue,and shit plastic better stick with what you have
  18. Road plantings laid well to falls then rolled with the heaviest ride on vibrating roller until your backside is numb then another couple of hours
  19. I would suggest too well cared for they really responded to the attention you gave them by growing well, However they had little chance as soon as you left them on there own, with out a well established root system they had little chance in the heat/ dry temperatures, too much water makes then soft I think they are to far gone to recover and make a good tree, my advice would be to start again, perhaps use a pipe and place it as a ring about a quarter way up the roots then water into the pipe this will encourage the roots to grow down increasing the chance of survival if left for a while
  20. Being I’m a few thousand miles away my advice would be to up your watering two or three really good soaks each week, maybe a little feed and wait and see these have been taken out of a nice comfortable nursery and put in your hot dry windy yard,give them time and water.
  21. Where are you ? Looks like USA?
  22. What’s happened to the pictures?
  23. You will also need a supervisor course along with operatives
  24. dumper

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    Better quality for what? We need more information on what your proposed use is
  25. Just remember the dust from the silica sand will rip your lungs wear a mask!!!!

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