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Mortimer Firewood

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  1. Yep it's simple to get um 8 high need to get some better boxes on concrete send me your email and I'll send um over If you look on the side of a box it sais 8 high
  2. No re read I've been supplying crates as you can get more on there lorry thats why i asked the question. Anything elsa
  3. Why would i ask that when my guy want dimensions quite simple really
  4. Hope you have spent a lot on insurance when your dealing with peoples lives cost does not come in to it. Dlink is not designed for task Like johhny said buy the right tool for the job
  5. Never ever seen bags with those dimensions 97x97 107 is the most popular size but could real off another 10 sizes some are short of a cube some over. When loading a lorry with bags you can soon come up short quite quick Ive been suppling them crates and can't fill the rest of the order in ash
  6. YEP i use loads every day some are sold as cubic meters and are . 9 thats why i asked with out making a fuss. Do you think bags come in one dimension:sneaky2:
  7. and if something fails you will be in the brown stuff
  8. Dimensions of bagfor sending transport I've a client i can't supply the first question will be that if its of no interest to you keep your nose out with your stupid comments
  9. you would have to be simple to pay £20 for what he describes. Forestry trees nice straight lengths 100s to go at yes
  10. In the last video the operator really didn't know the machine as the high lift can have both lift and tip done at the same time. I've had a kubota and an iseki with the john deere bought out to a sight we cut every 3 weeks the iseki made the jd look like a toy. The only thing i don't like is as shown in the video when you cut in the collector sticks out. But thats why you have a hydro 80 to trundle round in front taking care of the tight bits. With an Iskie sxg 19 Etesia hydro 80 Ferriss / skagg you can tackle anything. I'm thinking of getting out of grass cutting as new comers are under pricing jobs left right and centre. So all the above machines will be up for sale the iseki has just over 400 hours and was bought in 2013
  11. I had a couple of lads clearing timber from wind blown and bringing it to the yard in grain trailers they soon started selling logs and after a couple of seasons stopped as there was no money in it. Big timber is no fun to move or process I would not pay for it even with no cost in the timber it's going to be tight
  12. I've 30 acres of woodland to be thinned it's 1 3rd ash planted 21 years ago is this of any interest
  13. If you used Mark on your stumps give him a bell he all get you sorted
  14. If you keep charging a day rate you will not get anywhere... the job you describe would take a day start to finish. Price for a day and a half .just break the job down in to how long each piece will take add it up thats your price. If your working on your own and using kit anything under£25.00 hour and your on a road to no where
  15. Don't you sell dry wood in winter then?
  16. Quite a few over here charging to dry logs. It works on £10 a cube from green to 18% mc I'm not far from you so if you want a chat pm me
  17. Have a good un Jon I'll pm you that over tomorrow. I'm going to feel like a skittle by 3am!!!!
  18. Not sold a thing in weeks. But have some monster patios on the cards one been over 180 m2 also complete gardens to make over 3 nice size fencing jobs websites really worked.
  19. You need to come spend some time in my neck of the woods there's old boys up here that do more before 9 than most do all day Had a job in 2012 installing 122 oak sleepers the old boy that helped me was as fit and strong as me. If you repeated the above to him you'd probably end up on your arse.
  20. Fair play Dean customer that single act will probably pay 10 fold when she tells her friends what a lovely honest young man you are
  21. Don't bother putting wooden posts in use concrete How high you going with the sleepers
  22. Spent years working in all weathers if there was a crane on site costing a fortune we were working. I've been on a hill snow billowing down and building up on my face. It's not healthy getting soaked through the old boys use to tell me and I laughed but they were right it's taken it's toll on me
  23. The only thing I approve of with rain is looking out the window at it preferably the boozer window
  24. Exactly what it said on the tin a contract to mow grass and charging an hourly rate is not going to make money. Our clients want a price and you in and out commercial domestic what ever it's all the same. We have just landed a contract where the two others wanted to charge an hourly rate and it would take between x and y hours we were more expensive but he chose us as I just looked at it and gave a price there and then.

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