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Old Mill Tree Care

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    Reigate, Surrey.
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    Arborist

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  1. But also it is a mulcher that I need, not a mower because the area is a load of thick brambles and weeds.
  2. The job is in Horley, Surrey. Near Gatwick airport. It is two sites near each other but both can be achieved easily within a normal working day. Therefore, yes, the long travel will kill it.
  3. So the last candidate didn't show up, his loss, therefore I am still looking for a great person.
  4. I see videos all the time but no one on Arbtalk seems to know anything. ??
  5. Does anyone have or rent a mulcher? it doesn’t have to be remote controlled but access is only 160cm wide. Thanks. Al. 07834 414271
  6. AN opportunity for an Arb groundie. We are a small firm doing domestic tree work and I'm picky about commercial clients, only working on nice sites and projects. Plenty of experience will be gained on the job and plenty of opportunity for professional development, should you want it. If this appeals to you please call or message 07834 414271 or email [email protected]. Thanks Al.
  7. I used my girlfriend's 3A ascender the other day and it is great. Smoother than my home made version!
  8. Any recent updates on this? It is currently my top pick but I've only used it on a 9mm rope. Other thoughts appreciated. TIA.
  9. The BDB is the best in so many ways: All parts individually replacable. Brilliant compact design. Super strong. Quick and easy to fit onto/off rope.
  10. There is no need for the sling to be rigid. That's a personal choice thing.
  11. I've been using this exact thing for about fifteen years. Perfect.
  12. So I would be tempted by the HLA135 but it's more expensive and the dealer says its sucks the battery faster. Choices, choices!
  13. So has anyone been using the long reach trimmers for a while and what is the verdict? Inparticular the HLA 86, 66 and 56. Build quality? Design /good/flaws? Reliability? Any relevant observations are appreciated. Thanks Al.
  14. We deal with predominantly domestic Arb work in the Reigate, Surrey area and are a small friendly team. For this reason you need to be motivated to work professionally in all areas of the job. If you are a high speed hacker, don't call. The type of client base I have dictates that the work must be done properly and politely, not rushed, and therefore carries a degree of satisfaction and relaxation. If this is of interest to you and you are available, please call 07834 414271 or [email protected] (I don't monitor arbtalk often). Many thanks Al.

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