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[attach]221641[/attach] Smashing brown tail moth infested trees into a bin, Didn't want to touch them
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When your passing Northants with a chipper send it our way we like to feed with our digger so would be interested to see how the back end takes cranes feeding
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Be nice to see the 990 equivalent as im debating trading my Bandit 990 in for a new 915 this year
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AA Affiliate Contractor Member - Application No.1
roseyweb replied to AA Teccie (Paul)'s topic in AA
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AA Affiliate Contractor Member - Application No.1
roseyweb replied to AA Teccie (Paul)'s topic in AA
I'll get my application in this week Was planning on going aaac this year but struggling to find the time -
is a 250 the same orifice as a 990?
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I never knew we had a morbark dealer in the uk Do a thread and show us your wares
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Special branch?
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We've just started using arb matters for our compliance and hopefully achieving aaac, no where near that money and arb specific, Chris is also very knowledgable and tolerant of scatter brained approach to buissnes.
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The problem with chainsawing in shorts is your boots fill with sawdust, much, much better in flip flops you can just knock it out
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There was Someone on here wanting chip in Moulton if you do a search
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Tree Surgeon Jobs Northampton
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Always looking for subbies climbers and Groundie's for a mix of work mostly big smashy commercial and clearance works. Could be a full time 5 days a week on the books gigg with all associated perks and training for the right person. All decent kit, lorries diggers, bandits, very little dragging small time who have good time. Company buys the beers and burgers on a Friday Based in Kettering working all over. Looking for temp cover for next to start. Drop me a text and I'll call you back James @ rose-tree 07725 015 898 http://Www.rose-tree.co.uk
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I know this isn't a what digger thread and I don't own one but driven plenty of i was just digging it would be my choice but for hydraulic function I'd choose Volvo cat or bobcat, these also have floaty blade so great for tracking with blade on grass with out marking I have a bob
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My hiflex stopped a bite from a very blood thirsty German Shepard, still done a lot of damage but stopped the teeth breaking the skin
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Bet he day rates for more than £150
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I've been wanting to buy a yard but round here every scrap is built on so they go for 500k upwards
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I use to plant trees on a site where they had dug trenches filled trenches with not very composted pooh and then it was left for long enough to form a crust where by you would not know where the trenches were and you go knee deep, they did,t screen the nasties out, this was 10 years ago
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I find the £5 for 100 taco discs so prohibitive that's nearly £10 a year, it's a tax on the working man The country's gone mad, I want my country back!
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Ours advertises online as part of planning
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Why? its not hard to spend a evening filling in forms, better make a operators licence for all commercial vehicles, level playing field and more accountability for people operating vehicles commercially
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If you can't fit it in the drive then park at the end of it I must admit if I only done domestic jobs within 10miles of my house I would just have a trannie
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I went for a lorry and never looked back I still run a transit for smaller jobs but sod doing 10 tips a day and worrying about being overloaded As for licences, invest in your team otherwise your holding your self back O licence took me whole hour to fill in
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Cheers Eagle, been getting prices of £125 + vat per tonne I pay £30 up here in northants the perils of doing favours and working away thanks james
