Ian Clarke
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2 day job booked in for thursday friday the wednesday job over ran half way in to thursday pulled the thursday friday job out of the bag for an 15 min late finish on a friday rather than it over running in to next week the guys excelled themselves. all good here
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hello all a firm i work for has been given permission to take down a wellingtonia base is approx 5-6ft diameter top is abour 2 ft across approx there is a lot of timber to shift height is 25-30m 82ft-100ft approx does any one want it for turning milling working etc etc you will need to be able to take the wood away on the day it comes down. location: Cambridgeshire please pm me for details
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id rather not sub it out. i only sub to people i trust 100%. to do the job as good as i would of.
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ipswich is too far away. cheers tree creeper.
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hello all of arbtalk i was wondering who knew of a 30hp + stump grinder for hire as i have a big job coming up. i have my ticket so can grind them myself just need the grinder. i have given martin at mdh arb hire an email on his website so seeing if anyone knew of anywhere else. cheers Ian C
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Hi Jamie yeah things are good ta I've spoke to martin on the phone about hiring a bigger grinder but when I quote for the work people either leave them in or say no so I've not met him yet hows things with you?
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Hi Jamie is banningham MDH arb hire? No we don't need a motorway just dual carriage ways will do us fine.
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havent been the climber but was the groundie and the climber set up a quick rigging line and we hauled the saw up to him and like other people have said once its in the cut no probs. oh also our climber had a small plastic wedge to make sure the chog did not bite on to the saw.
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congratulations and welcome seth wishing mum seth dad and all the family the best. love me and my wife x
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Where In Suffolk were you.
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well they must be like buses no weird customers for ages then two come along at once. hope your week gets better hodge.
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will keep an eye out down my way and pass it on to other people.
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My personal accident insurance covers me at work,when I subbie for other people, when im not at work and even on holidays. Can you afford a bad injury stopping you from working? I see it as a necessary cost to protect my future and familys future
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sorry to hear of your problems TY. i kind of know that feeling but for me its house issues drain problems *fortunatey not the main sewer outlet* electrical problem's water leak and a new driveway to bulid and all this 6 weeks after getting married. but one factor i havent got is children. wishing you all the best and my only advice is set a goal get your head down and blinkers on. and go at it all guns blazing. * hope that makes sense.
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thing is diff lock points are deducted for injury's that result in bleeding so they must need to inspect hands afterwards
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ive got a stihl 201 never had a problem and has always got the job done. I admit ive never had much chance to use a 200 so cant compare.
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which issue will it be in??
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2nd vote for w j green
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give steve a pm and hell be on it like sonic
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i dont know of a formula or rule of thumb it vcomes with more experience i find that i used to cut them too close and had a few go earlier than anticapaited but now i have got more experience i am better. a tape sling is a good addition to your climbing kit if you want it solely for a foot sling you could get a small one and double it over through a piece of garden hose then attach that to another sling or something so that when u stand on it it doesnt hurt your foot as quickly. hope that last bit made sense
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got a small dmm one and had is 14 months and lookng to replace on next loler *october with a dmm large. i find it works well.
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Recommendations - best portable small woodchipper / shredder
Ian Clarke replied to Tree:Tment's topic in General chat
vote for the green mech cs100 -
its uncle dean
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If ur around Suffolk Norfolk way give me a pm. The 10week course will get ur quals very quickly. But no experience. Better get experience then get the quals. It is good to have a plan but don't be afraid to change it if something isn't going write.
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Keep hold of the money for as long as you can as it will disappear quickly. And to add my vote of being a subbie for a few companys and bulid a contact list. And see what set up works and what kind if work you want. Go to the trade shows and speak to the dealers and manufacturers. And see the kit in real life with the people you work for And go from there
