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  1. timtree81
    get on ebay ,mason wood chippers ,global recyling ,earborist ,and on and on the list is endless:001_cool:
  2. timtree81
    i have priced jobs in the past and been half the price of others ,i do think that some people just make up figures ,i always feel bad pricing work for older people over 400 pounds because its alot of money and they tell you that they have had quotes twice that ,crazy
  3. timtree81
    I ain't had time to , it's a fair way from me , but I do intend to buy one
  4. timtree81
    for some reason the link does not work ,its on ebay
  5. timtree81
    The iveco is not a fine example ,but im sure the ally body will be good for somone
  6. timtree81
    Thought It might of been the village Xmas tree ha ha you been a busy boy then , shame when you lose nice trees
  7. timtree81
    whats with the whole tree on the recovery truck steve ?
  8. timtree81
    work out what you need not what you just fancy ,as far as equipment goes
  9. timtree81
    all you need to do now is make it a truck cab and you can carry chip and logs in it ha ha ,looks much better in pic 2
  10. timtree81
    or you could just wade in with a wild back cut
  11. timtree81
    that is pants ,this world is getting worse
  12. timtree81
    murry its not my crane:001_rolleyes:
  13. timtree81
    i will tell you exactly where it comes from ,death duty and inheritance ,sorry for the spelling tax ,40% on every penny over £350000 goes to the state
  14. timtree81
    good vid ,i see what you mean about the line tension ,i use a block and tackle or you could use 2 small isc pullys and 2 prussic loops to do the same thing ,that way you can move the speedline rope around the tree easy ,you can slack off and tension up in seconds
  15. timtree81
    its a shame he lives so far away ,well he is in the states at the moment anyway
  16. timtree81
    to be honest i think if i was to watch rege doin crane work i would feel very very bad at it
  17. timtree81
    I have been using cranes for years , I was about 19 the first time , I had a bit of guidance off my uncle who had done a bit , but just took the plunge its a lot of thinking not just climbing just don't take on to much to soon and go and watch it being done if possible there are plenty of guys on here doin it just ask them
  18. timtree81
    looks like a fun job ,ivy looked a pain tho
  19. timtree81
    what eva you decide murry im always happy to come and help you out
  20. timtree81
    i always use b and a cranes there bases in llanelli ,but cover south wales
  21. timtree81
    I use slings for the branch wood and chains for the big heavy , just the way I have always done it
  22. timtree81
    thats great that is
  23. timtree81
    thanks dean ,nice one great day shame it rained for half hour
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    the last
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    few more

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