alex_m
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A customer wants a couple of stumps removing but isn't too keen on hiring out a stump grinder due to the costs. Are there any cheaper alternatives to get rid of them (chemicals etc)? thanks
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it depends on volume of wood cut. and the price per tonne depends on who you are working for. its hard to judge. a quick answer is not alot unfortunately (in my experience) its nice being in the woods rather than the side of a road or some estate, so that kind of makes up for the lesser pay.
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hang on, i'll just see what change i have in my pocket.... ........ ... oh.
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i need to go there!
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should have put tent pegs in!
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great video, nice music too
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hi, just checked and i only have b / b1. i have looked into it and it's around £115 for a trailer test so i will probably book one for the next month... ....but i can still drive vehicles upto 3.5 ton with 750kg trailer, or a combo of vehicle/trailer that adds upto 3.5 ton. if i can still help based on that info, let me know. otherwise i will try contacting you if i need work and have my b+e. cheers
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July/August photo competition sponsored by Arbinsure
alex_m replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Past Competitions
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looks great - if you don't mind me asking, who much will it have cost once finished?
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Fraxinus excelsior Castanea sativa Quercus robur Carpinus betulus Picea abies ( ) (Forestry)
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i am available for the odd day here and there, have all tickets and all kit. i'm working nr suffolk/essex border at the moment so can get there easily. i'm self employed so can invoice you. trouble is i am only 23. would you still be able to offer anything? cheers
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cheers honey bros! i will be getting that package when i get back from holiday
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i think he's one of those stupid americans that drive things like this.....
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i see yours is on there SWB.....
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this one will be within your budget. low mileage 1995 TOYOTA HI-LUX 4X4 DIESEL WHITE on eBay (end time 02-Aug-09 18:21:45 BST)
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Indeed - he get's people asking to buy it all the time (not pikeys lol) I think he paid around £5,500 for his a couple of years ago
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At the moment i am climbing just at weekends as i'm doing forestry in the week. I have priced all my outgoings (fuel, servicing/replacing equipment, public liability, tools insurance) at £25 a week based on just Saturdays. I would like £100 for myself so £125 a day. Simple (at the moment ) (I would bump that up to £300 for a groundy/tipper/chipper)
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My girlfriend's old man has a single cab S Reg Hi-Lux with BF Goodrich off road tyres on. He says its the best thing he's ever bought! Really good truck imo.
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may be a long shot but i need a hitchclimber and 2 oval krabs if anyone has any spare/second hand. thanks
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could it be the oil regulator screw needs adjusting?
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nice! are you going to upload anymore videos to your youtube account? the ones up there now are great. i've learnt a thing or two from them aswell so keep em coming!
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i used to have the same - and it was blue! (i take it thats the one in your picture?) and ben - my astra's head gasket blew on the way back from cornwall
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it was one of the reasons i bought an estate
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picking it up on saturday. 2.0 hdi estate with all the trimmings. will be much better for work than my old, crap nissan primera! anyone else use a car for work?
