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  1. button1803
    yeah got chipper etc as and when i need one... but its mostley cord wood id be cutting.
  2. button1803
    thanks for your help mate
  3. button1803
    tar mate...
  4. button1803
    i get ya tar mate. what would you charge by m2?
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    Hi guys.. i will Keep it brief... Got two saws, ms026 and a farm boss 038 avs. ms 026, great! 038 is gettin tired and am looking to replace it. Not sure which model or manufacture to get, been Stihl all my career but am looking at Husky's.... 038 is used to do alot of firewood 99.9% of the time... my 38 has a 20 inch bar, just to give you a bit of scope on size bar and saw i will need and would be using... So the question... what would you replace my 038 with??
  6. button1803
    brilliant!
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    Hi guys, About to start selling seasoned firewood, oak, beech, ash, the better stuff, no soft woods and just wondered on a guidance on price? I have a nissan cabstar, holds 1 tonne of wood... what would you charge?
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    dont risk it again mate, any hassle would come down to you... stay safe stay legal
  9. button1803
    dont even start me on conifers after 2day with them!
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    and me......
  11. button1803
    condolences to his family and friends and thank you for letting us all know. Stay safe everyone..
  12. button1803
    yeah good mate tar and welcome ... whats your story with life in arb?
  13. button1803
    ivy is great for the wildlife... But gotta take the safety factor in also.... especially on a declining tree etc.
  14. button1803
    ive lost count how many times a neighbour has said, ''can you just cut that conifer'' while your here.... i dont get no sun light.... you know the usual.....
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    Hi guys and girls... Just thought id ask the question... What made you get into arb and how did you get to where you are today? Speaking to a mate who started off as a groundie, dragging branches, now he has a successfull company and couldnt be happier... After hearing his story about hard work and dedication, could be interesting to see how we all started and where we are today.... Whats the story?
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    luckily enough that hasnt happened to me yet but sure its a matter of time!
  17. button1803
    tar mate...
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    transit tippers are ok, since some nice ones in my time out and about with local arb comapnies ... just as long as they are serviced and maintained regulary! trust me
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    The area i live in is 99.9% conservation area. I have no problem filling in these forms and submitting them but im getting to the stage now where its annoying me that you do all that work then the customer turns round and says il be in touch very soon, luckily no work lost as of yet but does anyone charge for filling these forms in? if so how much is a good indicator or just add it into the quote? Thanks guys.
  20. button1803
    stihl MS660 mate all the way... you know what you are getting with them! 395 will be just as good... but id prefer the stihl:)
  21. button1803
    so true! kinda get used to it though after a while
  22. button1803
    tar mate... will give them a call...
  23. button1803

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  24. button1803
    every night mate im 99.9% garanteed to hear Constant buzzing, hissing, whistling! then some days its fine... but got it now while typing this!
  25. button1803
    funny enough VEG just sending you this reply ive got Constant buzzing, hissing, whistling!

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