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Big Big wood on Ebay!! Make some Big Big Planks or Mushrooms!!
roseyweb replied to arniecardigan's topic in General chat
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Big Big wood on Ebay!! Make some Big Big Planks or Mushrooms!!
roseyweb replied to arniecardigan's topic in General chat
I was just glad to get it out the way, took a bit of effort craning it out
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Big Big wood on Ebay!! Make some Big Big Planks or Mushrooms!!
roseyweb replied to arniecardigan's topic in General chat
Damn sold all this for a drink the other week
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I've got standard 360 cpcs which I get away with. Most of our work on railways is enabling works for infrastructure upgrades. I rarely go near the tracks as wading through brambles and chipping endless hawthorn sounds like torture
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We do this was this mornings Job
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Where are you based?
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From a quick glance it seems that you share a lot generic fb things going around. Which is good if your like farming but does,t really reflect or enable the customer to get to know you and your work. Feel free to criticise mine https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rose-Tree-Care-Ltd/130577703648671
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Unless he does every house in a street of bungalows I doubt it
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Also subbies should get paid at end of week, especially on sub 150£ As someone said on another thread if you can't sub staff a few hundred quid so they can eat before you get paid then the job is to big for you
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I heard a few stories of tippers and high sided tippers having void insurance. Aviva sent me a signed letter confirming they knew it was a high sided tipper and used for carrying chips. Long as it never ways more than 3.5ton and I can't see that happening I also have any driver insurance which is handy
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Aviva multicar Fleets expensive Shame you missed out on my truck would have been a nice addition to your fleet
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We use Subbie climbers I usually climb alongside them for multiple dismantles etc The ones who are good and there are few of them, I think deserve way more than £150. Personally I like everyone to get there fair slice of cheddar and then there more likely to help you out when your in a tight spot. If there good they will make you good money and deserve to reap those benefits
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" 'This forum is for information sharing, not criticising." Thanks for branding my comments earlier which where based on actual experience as silly
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Any H+S shop should do this, BACA at northampton would be your one
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I've inquired about hiring and was ridiculously expansive in comparison to my local dealer, and if you accidentally mention you need a short notice they really rip you off
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Do a land search costs 4£
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If its insulated crack on
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I'd of thought having a micro digger and grab would be far more versatile
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You might only be down the road from me but round here girls don't drop there inhibition for the smell of two stroke and sawdust. Perhaps I should widen me patch a bit
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Climbing is the easiest job on site, you get the glamour and glory and swing a bit cut a bit wait a bit while under paid over beasted groundes drag branches and wrestle logs while you watch on with a birds eye view
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Forestry is harder and a lot more dangerous. Any climber who disagrees has never done forestry on peice work.
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Not watching that got a big takedown to do tommorow
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If you look in arbjobs there's some cracking full time jobs with great money and you knock of at 5 and leave all the worries to someone else
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150dbh, rollers stopping on larger material.
roseyweb replied to Suffolk-Matt's topic in Maintenance help
Big bits make the electrical box rattle and trip the switches sometimes, I'm a bit fed up of replacing micro switches in my entec/TW150 so will retro fit a new one of these next time Timberwolf Woodchipper Parts and Timberwolf Spares Control Box Unit -
Tool station 12£ One plastic one wire one Bulldogs
