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  1. Richard
    I started my own partnership with my brother when I left college and we have never looked back start small and just keep investing while your young. I'm 20 and my brother is 26 it just takes a lot of hard work, no time off really for 2 years, but it's worth it. Don't worry about experience it comes with time, just take you time and in the end your industry safe. Do you bit for the unemployment and go self employed get a small loan and just manage the monthly payments. Go into it with all your energy and you cant go wrong. There will be the odd sleepless night. Use an agricultural accountant and get all the support you can. Its a young mans game so don't wait until your old to start up. Do it when your young with no commitments then you can grow very quickly with no family to support. There are no arb jobs out there so make your own! go straight to the top! Good luck Richard
  2. Richard
    Thanks swinny yeah i think if you look around for an honest hard working little chipper what can go wrong, and if you have a good workshop Did your 620i have a rear stop bar?
  3. Richard
    It is tempting, are they OK with lending to a young company?
  4. Richard
    Hi everyone I’m looking for my first hydraulic wood chipper. I’m interested in any age make or model but must be HSE compliant. My budget is up to £3000 I’m in Kent but will drive nationally. Thanks Richard
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    Hi Justin, I was wondering if i could drop my kit off to be loler tested this week.

     

    Thanks Richard

  6. Richard
    Hi fantastic Could i drop it off on friday morning? Will i need to leave you with any invoices and any thing else? Also looking forward to seeing the new shop! Thanks Richard
  7. Richard
    Hi Im looking to get my climbing kit loler inspected and heard that you might be able to help. If so could I bring it up to the shop as im only near Canterbury and also could you do it while i wait? Thank you Richard
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    loler

    Richard replied to Richard's topic in Climbers talk

    Thanks guys
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    loler

    Richard posted a topic in Climbers talk

    Hi Just a quick question ive been recreational climbing for a year with my own kit which has hardly had any use. But now ive got my tickets and want to climb commercially does my kit need to be loler inspected as its a year old but has'nt been used commercially? Thanks Richard
  10. Richard
    Cheers guys i will try some of the methods tomorrow and will definitely use copper ease next time.
  11. Richard
    hi I have just tried to change the blade which i have done many times before but have now mangled one of the torx bolts. I have tried bolt and screw extractors but they didnt work. I think it may have to go to an engineer with an air impact driver, but if anyone has any ideas about removing the bolt it would be appreciated. Thanks Richard
  12. Richard
    Ethanol is the cause.
  13. Richard
    Thanks tree beard At least i know now for next time and will never touch palm trees again.
  14. Richard
    Hi everyone Just learnt the hard way and found the crankcasing around the clutch and brake just disintegrating away. so now ive got to either buy a new saw or fit a new crankcase my self. My local dealer said it would cost £350! just wondered if anyone else has had the same problem because of palm tree sap? Richard
  15. Richard
    Thanks everyone, I will use all of your advice tomorrow:001_smile:
  16. Richard
    Hi Ive been practicing for a couple of months now since my course and have been doing quite well but the one thing that is slowing me up is branch walking. I find i can get a high anchor point and get out around 3 metres ok but then have trouble getting a second anchor piont in and reaching out to hook up to it. Any advice would be great Thanks
  17. Richard
    Cheers guys, the first 3 days have gone really well
  18. Richard
    Starting CS38/39 at Kingswood training tomorrow. Just wondering if anyone has any advice for this one? the assessment is next saturday. Thanks
  19. Richard

    Hi,

    sorry i didn't notice the message. If you could that would be great the guy i bought it off had lost it. ([email protected])

     

    Thank you very much

    Richard

  20. Richard
    Thank you for the info
  21. Richard
    Hello Ive just bought a Timberwolf 13/75 and don't have the manual and need to replace the blade. So was wondering if anyone knows the Torque setting for the blade bolts. Thank you
  22. Richard
    I use a Danarm Kaaz 21" professional, really strong great machine and are the same price as the husqvarna mowers.
  23. Richard
    yeah i passed, kingswood is a great training centre looking to book my cs38-39 soon.
  24. Richard
    All great work there I did my chainsaw course i think with your brother Dan in january at Kingswood
  25. Richard
    Thanks i think your right the infeed chute is way too high. i will save up and get the cs100

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