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  1. roseyweb
    a All the chipper theives are on the facebook site
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    Do they not? I have a few month old 230 I will check tomorrow be a bit crap if they don’t
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    Check the serial numbers with the equipment register, find out where the serial numbers are for your machine, Timberwolf have a hidden one on the chip shoot flange
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    Thanks I'm proud of it, old but gold
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    More info here https://rose-tree.co.uk/Employment/
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    Thumbs up to liam at Maple, sold a fair few loads to him, good rates, pays quick no messing
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    Sorry I was thinking of a 1000 There’s a 2000 near me with a crane but couldn’t comment
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    Done one with a digger Bit flimsy on the back for those whoopsy moments Rather a Bandit 990
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    This is what I had in mind but can’t find anything in Uk like it
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    The old wood yard

    roseyweb posted a tip site profile in Free Tip Sites

    Woodchip tip off site for woodchip and logs, Close to Kettering, Wellingborough, Northampton 7.5tonne lorry + only please tip as big a loads as you wish, We can also provide hook loader bins to site for you to chip/logs/green waste into for a small fee We can also collect timber with our crane lorry Digger fed tracked chipper also available for hire Please call ahead as location is approximate Nice people only 07725 015898 www.Rose-Tree.co.uk
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    Cheers I’ll check them out, we have a tray for our hookamabob so can go weighty
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    Hi all We do alot of ragging out of bushes for our local council, usually this is the stuff you wouldn't want to chip, pyracantha, cotoneater, with a few small roots in and bits of rubbish. Currently we just shove it all in a bin and green waste it which is expensive and you can't get a lot of volume in a bin and its a pita to load. A quick google will find me a mahoosive shredder for 1000's of tonnes a hour or a daisy mincer for your back garden, and nothing in-between the timberwolf jobby is not big enough. Is there something on the market which can be loaded by a 3-5 digger but easily transportable. In my head I'm imagining a shredding machine with a belt feed, about 3-5tonne 200hp ideally conveyor eject so as not to atomize any nasties in the brush. cheers James x
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    Maybe I’m a bit poverty but I use old horse feed sacks for ropes and find the bollard is big and ugly enough to not need sticking in a box
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    Cheers spent many a hour trying to grind them off getting showered in sparks and measly putting grinder in face looking forward to discovering a easier way
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    Just bought a set of these for this purpose I’ll see how they go
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    Domestic work is essentially topping and gnome dodging Big trees in small spaces want making smaller and there only one way, customers love to see big wounds and loads of tree going through that chipper, thow your dignity and morals through that chipper and ride it out Glad i do very little domestic anymore
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    Tree plotting software? What are people using for a simple iphone/ipad desktop downloadable software? I don't do massively technical surveying as we farm that out to consultant but would be nice when doing site audits to be able to log trees and recommendations a bit more efficiently than scratching my head at photos hours later like I'm spending this evening doing. Looked at tree plotter which looked awesome but huge cost for a small outfit like mine Cheers James www.We-Chop-Any-Tree.com
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    Been saying this for years, never understand why people don't get trucks when there so cheap, trees are heavy like
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    Are they not air actuated on lorries I know on both my dafs they are, personally I’d crack one of them pipes just a little and see if any oils coming through and work back from there, if electric tip check the solenoid is engaging with a metal key and manually override it or get the multi meter out
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    Spent some time working with Christmas trees in my early 20’s lot of trimming lots of work many didn’t meet the grade we burnt a lot up the estate ended up buying a lot in might plant a few cheapo potted ones down the yard this year just for myself and nearest dearest if I can get some this time of year
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    750 seems way to cheap id like to think I’d have that down by 3pm but there’s some chip to shift. if I rucked up with lorry chipper 3 man gang I’d be pricing at 1,200 if I liked the client 1,500 is what I’d aim for and the vat stump grind 300 £750 is about standard for a little transit domestic day but then there are plenty near me who daddy bought all there kit and there just working for pocket money so would do it for the Instagram likes
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    Easy Job for the right man, front garden tree With easy access, days you live for
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    Panic over turns out it was a john Deere key and I was using my jcb key
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    Random question what key does a Carlton 2012 take it’s got a john Deere engine but isn’t a bongo jd key lost mine over the weekend somewhere cheers James x
  25. roseyweb
    Seems like a odd set up, I’d be questioning the motives. back in the day i worked for a large arb company, if they wanted to get shot of you they would sell the dream of going subby, the extra money, the hoes flocking to you in your new tax deducted pick up etc give you a weeks work and “we will call you”

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