treesnatcher

Would suit freelance climber 2/3 days a week on average  good rate for person with experience

07592455005

Fair bit coming down in lincoln next few weeks 07592455005

i will take a look tomorrow.

I have about 49 trees coming down in Lincoln shortly and some would be very suitable for milling. Mainly syc and oak but few ornimentals on the site. also lot of firewood reasonably cheap if anyone is interested 07592455005.

Mininum 1 yrs full time experience required rates negotiable upon experience and ability. for informal chat please call Andy on 07592455005

subbie climber needed nr Linccoln. 2/3 days a week. Mainly tree work but some hedges. Please email experience and rates to [email protected]

wood looks similar to some cotoneaster we cut last year

have had both, i found the open hopper generally feeds a bit better

i have used used beaver recently, good service. yes i reckon about a year even when greased for that annoying bit of wire, i carry a spare on the truck and should be about £30.

black ash?

Yes, lots of really low value gardening jobs. I called them eventually and informed them that I only do trees. Guess what - nothing since.

main trunk is 7ft to first branch 14ft to second next fork 23ft total length 29ft.

plus other lengths from the top it is sleaford side of lincoln

Whereabouts is it Andy?

5 miles out of lincoln

I can't figure the logistics of getting it here at a reasonable price. Otherwise I would be very keen!

 

Alec

That seems to be the problem.

Not great pics but i need to do something with it. so far firewood is looking likely. anyone interested please pm me.

If trunk is cut up i can probably load.

i have 1/3 of a load of cotoniaster in back of truck near lincoln cut at weekend. was going on log heap, some is nearly as big as kev,s

Thanks, i cut a similar one for firewood few years ago and was then told i would have offered 1250 after i showed them a pic if i had not already been ringed it up.

2k for a days work, get it booked in

you will once you write a chipper off with their' dodgy knives. lo

agreed:001_smile:

Hi, I have a reasonable sized elm to come down shortly, I have to decide what i am going o do with the wood. It is approx 5 by 5 and a half foot at 1m above ground, up to approx 9ft at the fork at about 17ft.

The pics are crap, Mill (offers invited ) or firewood???

i had same failure with exactly same brand of knives on similar model jensen. you probably find bearings ok. take flywheel to engineering workshop. i didnt bother with dynamic balancing just reassembled then spun it by hand marked where it stopped with chalk added weld to the highest points.

paulonia:thumbup1:

of course mate, as long as you sweep up the sawdust!!

Yes the engine and bodywork look good as far as you can see but it would be nice to see the infeed shute and feed rollers, also condition of the flywheel will tell all and the wear on the belt pulleys. I have more faith in the government than the hours on that clock but that machine looked after should be good for 2000+ hrs anyway. could be a good machine at the right price