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Hoovering up some cotoneaster for fellow arb talker
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Is your website secured with an SSL certificate?
roseyweb replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
How annoying, that's my home brew website getting marked down in Google -
We should be promoting burning connie wood Connie is plentiful, Connie is cheap it is good for one to warm there feet, Lawson, Leyland, Pine or Thuja That toasty heat will warm right through-ya
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I'm debating one, are they ce marked for Loler?
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www.jrforestry.co.uk Feel free to find any faults its constantly evolving
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I like mine I did front page 2003 i can adjust it and tweak it it seems to work, often write some waffle after copious gin i want someone to modernise it but can't find a web guy to copy and paste it into a new shinny template that all want to vagazzle it and ass crap pictures and cut out my waffle
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Yes have I do Have flails, diggers and muck away lorry done loads of that type of stuff www.tree-clear.co.uk
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I've been done by vosa for taco, they will fine and also prohibit you from continuing your journey. Our digger now goes on our lorry as i'm to tight to put a taco on my pickup
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Timber trailers.... what to consider when purchasing?
roseyweb replied to swinny's topic in Large equipment
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Timber trailers.... what to consider when purchasing?
roseyweb replied to swinny's topic in Large equipment
Drive wheelies are good, we've had one working in a wet wood for us and there a god send -
If you run a pickup as a family wagon I think you can't claim 100% i have a seperste family car so as I can keep the pickup 100% for work
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If you call it a day dan I'll make you a offer on the company
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Just count yourself lucky you don't have guys to pay dan, I'm sending guys out to loss jobs just to keep them busy, Personally I blame the glut in new companies coming along and also the rise of the Facebook groups, can anyone remove this trees? And all the landscapers and gardeners come along with there ladders and bow saws. Its picking up slowly but not as quick as I'd like
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£960 to close a footpath for a day I got quoted by Northants council, it was a 6meter footbridge to close and a 100yrd diversion.
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Aviva do ours 3rd party only for under 25,s
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Cheers for your input be nice if there was a hse guidance on it a 60t crane around here is £650 bargain + addons
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Done a few crane jobs in my time but not for the last few years, Use to be brilliant being dropped in the top, chain up slide down and pop bits off, Just been told by our local tree friendly crane firm we can't do this anymore, is this something many other people have came across as late? Personally i can't see the problem with it
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Mini digger flails- are they worth it.
roseyweb replied to Matthew Storrs's topic in Large equipment
Mine the approved hydraulics te89 -
Mini digger flails- are they worth it.
roseyweb replied to Matthew Storrs's topic in Large equipment
I really rate them I have one on bobcat e26 really productive for brambles and the odd 2 inch tree, leaves a nice finish and does the work of 4 men with brush cutters to a better standard, needs a patient operator who listens to the rpm in the head, you can't track flail or lift and flail but can slew and flail nicely which is what you want
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Will it have a floating blade, this is the second best thing for arb work after the additional aux's
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I think if you have Chas you can tack on smas for 50£
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I put a lapdance through the books for staff Christmas party, accountant never questioned it
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Can you send me some pics, I don't mind a drive
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I did really want a tw just as I know my way about them
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Are they better then the 150s
