Tom2020
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Word of mouth like every one else has said New ways of advertising Facebook & Twitter dose not really bring work in bust dose Give a good new age platform of showing off your work. One way that dose stand out is a Local Guy near to me has hired a small Billboard (Where you see Vodafone adverts on the side of walls ETC). Not bad for £60 a week his call load as doubled as well over the last 2weeks. Worst ways Yellow pages thompson local anything along those lines
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Seeing western power distribution driving around my village every day with a brand new unimog.
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I love FPS Russia Nothing is Pre rigged with this guy Hes got to many guns and way to much Cash
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31st taken Still waiting on some one to get back to me on the 30th.
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£70 to drag a bit of wood/brash to a trailer and take it less then 5mins down the road Plus ill even pay the fuel cost total you will get is £90 More then enough in my Books. As for the 30th is weekend work I will discuss that with the person to see how much they would like.
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So no one is looking for work in the East Midlands That's a first!! May also have work on the 30th as well. Towing its less then then the 750kg limit all they need is a tow bar car/van and a saw
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MUST HAVE A TOW HITCH ON CAR OR VAN!!! Easy job 2 trees crown thin and reduce. Will have to do a few runs back and forth to the yard good news its less then 5mins from the yard. £70 and £20 in fuel costs as well Will need own saw is possible. I will have the rest of the kit needed tho. Cs30.31 Cs38 would be good to have but its all ground work. Good for any one looking to make a start in this crazy world. Call 07768014151. Tom
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Chain Saw,Gasoline chain saw,Yongkang biqiElectric Co., ltd.--Gasoline chain saw , Brush cutter , Hedge trimmer , Airless paint Sprayer even a fake top handle
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That really dose look like a toy
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Stihl MS 250 chainsaw (45.4cc) | F R Jones and Son A lot of people will say just get a ms260.261. But to get a ms261 with out a bar is still £420
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ill admit it i was scared of climbing tree's when i first started, any one who said they where not is BS every climber will reach there limit, Mine was 75ft up a lime tree with a fellow Arb Talker on the ground, Gave him one quick call and he calmed me down and never stopped encouraging. To get as far up this tree as i could. I did get to the point where i said i have got to where i feel happy now get your ass up this tree and do the rest of the dead wooding . Every now and again some one shouting on the ground come on lad your doing fantastic really dose encourage some one With not a lot of talent in climbing tree, You will get over it just takes time I'm 3 years in and still get the wobbles.
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For large jobs Yes Depending if you took a tractor and trailer along, this would save the guy a lot of backwards and forwards Yes again if a non-local tree surgeon was in the area and would again save him having to take the waste back. No as 90% of tree surgeons have some form of taking the waste away them self's Chipper or trailer. No as you might no be able to change what another person will charge but that business there will always be some one lower then you. My 2 cent on it.
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Im still new in to the arbor, To limit the danger of the tree splitting like it did could you not use a ratchet strap to reduce it so far. To give the feller a better idea on where it will go once it has hit the ground. From the video you only get to see one angle
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The 181 and 171 I would say are the same saw to me. I have both and used both no difference. If your up for the challenge of swapping the pots do it, If you a tight git sod it get it over and done with.
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Just buy a new one you can get a ms171 for £136.50 From the Fr jones gang Cracking little saws the 171 and 180.
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You can also pre-order the helmet as well Orderform - Protos The only problem now Red/Grey or Orange/Grey ???
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Well why you lot have been chatting ive been working, Felled all the tree and grounded out the roots and removed all the waste from above the ground. Day two seen me,2 grounds men and the client all digging the soil and removing anything that looked like a fungus and anything else that we did not like the look of. In the end we planted 2 Tree with a 2meter round base of each tree Filled in with mulch and some new soil Staked tied looks the dogs now. Will try and get the pics of the client when i go and see them so you can all see what we did Thanks for the advice guys
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How??
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dropped you a pm -
Propa Job
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Its his new 192t bag
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Thank you both for you replies helped me out a lot I was planning on removing as much of the visible fungus and raking over the soil and in a way try to clean as much as possible.As Gerrit has said in his post adding new soil would i be best to add a different type of soil to the ground to mix it up and to help with the nutrient levels. as well as adding mulch or would that help the fungus return and reinfect the area
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I have been to look at 3 cherry trees that have all developed Honey Fungus. One removed the client has asked to replace the cherry trees that have came out in the same area with the same species, What are the chances of the fungus attacking the tree and once again have them removed, Is there a way I could tackle the fungus and remove as much as possible, Digging them out seems the most logical way but what else should I look out for as I would like to try and get as much as possible out to avoid this happening again Tom
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Thanks Johnny you have just saved me £80 quid was thinking of getting ones of these Edelrid Roka-e Cambium Saver Seen another post on here about it If i could of been assed i would of thought of something along those lines
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How's college then Can you tell the difference between and Quercus Robur and a Quercus Rubra
