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  1. timtree81
    its no what im after ,its a nice bit of kit tho ,seen it a few days ago . it has to be a 7810
  2. timtree81
    haha that is so true
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    ford 7810

    timtree81 posted a topic in General chat

    As the title says ,im after a tidy ford 7810 super q if any of you know for one ,thanks
  4. timtree81
    the jimmy is very good off road ,thats all i know tho
  5. timtree81
    i thought you might of bought a big valtra with a huge roof mount stuck on the top ha ha . well done
  6. timtree81
    awsome job mate ,you get some good uns ,i been working on a rockface in the rain all day cutting re gen growth
  7. timtree81
    i have had a pants full of advising clients on what to do of late ,i say 25 % they wont 75 % ,i seen a big sycie the other day and i would not have climed it let alone 30 % reduction like they wonted ,how it was still standing is beond me ,the same with fire wood ,oh hi there ...yes its hard wood ,oh yes its been drying for a minumum of 12 months ...how much is it ? £45 per cubic metre .....pause .... or thats expencive have you anything cheaper ??? ummmmmm no
  8. timtree81
    i think i may have one on the yard ,will check tomorow . would have thought you could sorce one up your way tho ??
  9. timtree81
    i went to pay so some shopping the other day and pulled a screw out of my pocket by mistake and said ....fancy a screw
  10. timtree81
    i think i do dave ,what is it for ?
  11. timtree81
    yes i have build 3 sheads out of poles and done all the work apart from the digging and ground work ,will post pics tomorow
  12. timtree81
    you need a handbrake tho and a faster winch
  13. timtree81
    thats cool ,every tool for a job
  14. timtree81
    most probably be a months time ,the 12th or the 19th of march i recon ,see what everyone else comes up with dates wise
  15. timtree81
    rob is carl roberts ,i call some people by there sur names some times
  16. timtree81
    if the client will pay ,get the right tm in place
  17. timtree81
    why thanks sam ,life is hard enough without scum on the rob ,a lesson they need not violance or a slap on the wrist
  18. timtree81
    you need it on film mate !set a movment camera up and film them ,then bribe them for all the cash for the wood ,then shop them to the law
  19. timtree81
    i would put a pully up in the tree to the right of the fallen one and bit by bit ,nice dry feet ,or if there is a tree behind even better
  20. timtree81
    well not alot of people turned up ,me rob and i think lyn did but the weather was very poor today so it wil have to be arranged for another day . on the flip side me and rob did have a walk to look for the best trees to climb . Found a great spot to have a 100 foot plus swing over the river
  21. timtree81
    what else do you do nick ? im into everything but tree work is all i know and suck at most other things ha ha
  22. timtree81
    well done aiden ,good on ya
  23. timtree81
    this chap wont be earning money like that any time soon ,its his first job
  24. timtree81
    the best way to learn the tree trade is to work for someone untill you feel ready have have the skills to go it alone ,pricing is easy its all on time scale taken equals what you what to earn and costs encounterd to be coverd etc
  25. timtree81
    well done on getting you certs ,that is your first step in the right way ,reductions ,to be done right take more than cs 30 ,38,39 etc ,making sure your tree has the correct cuts and in the right place etc . if its your first job dont be quick to slap on the £'s . Make sure its done right ,and so on and so on ,and the rest will follow .just try and cover your costs on the first few jobs unless your quite sure your capable of doing a spot on job

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