Old Mill Tree Care

No it's all good. Someone has been in touch and he's going to come in for some dates but he's also committed elsewhere so I'm still on the look out.

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I forgot to mention that January would suit me best but I can be flexible.

I'm trying to organise a course by this company. However, I need four more people as the course only runs with six. The cost is £150 each and is one day. I'm in Horley, Surrey but happy to travel to someone else's site if that suits. If you're interested I'll email all the info that I got from Arbaid. It seems like an excellent course as its aimed specifically at what we do and I know is endorsed by other Arbtalkers. Please PM me or email or call 07834 414271. Thanks Al.

Fair enough. Anyway, is anyone looking for some work??

Shame but I'm still looking for someone, whilst this lot keep bickering!

Did you get my PM?

Fair point however, back on track, I need someone to work on the ground feeding the chipper, rigging trees when it's needed, being a safe part of a team. Anyone interested? Thanks.

I agree about the pay differential. I don't understand why a mediocre climber is paid more than an excellent groundie but it happens in most cases.

Nothing, she's brilliant, I just need another.

I am still urgently looking for a groundie who'd like to work in the Reigate area asap. PM me or call Al on 07834 414271 Thank you.

At least they were already in the vehicle to make a sharp exit!

So I've used the Ventura jacket on four days with a lot of rain on one of the days. There is no water ingress at all (except for up the sleeves of course) and the jacket as a whole is supremely comfortable for climbing in. What sets it apart from every other jacket on the market is that it is designed specifically for tree climbing and has some really good design features: Pockets that double as hand warmers even when wearing a harness. An elastic that runs through the collar so that the collar can be snugged up or loosened with one hand. Long sleeves that are still long enough, no matter how much you stretch. A hood that fits over a helmet and is adjustable over the top and round the sides as well is being a zip off/on. Pocket on the upper sleeve for, erm, 2 Tunnocks caramel biscuits. Underarm vents to open when it stops raining and you don't want to over heat. Maybe more but I can't remember right now. Thanks again to Treekit for sending it so promptly!

I need a groundie of any description as soon as possible. Work is in the Reigate area. Please call Al on 07834 414271 Thanks.

I need a competent or trainee groundsman in the Reigate, Surrey area. You need PPE and saws are provided. We primarily do residential work. If interested please call Al on 07834 414271 or 01293 782547 to discuss further details. Thank you.

?? Depends on the hours and condition surely? Or are you about to punt a Bandit grinder? Lol!

Oh yes, I got the numbers mixed up. Sorry all, I was referring to the 4012. So I can't speak of the 5014 but still stand by the rest of my statement. Thanks for being smarter than me Jon. Haha!

I didn't know they do it in a extra can thingy. I thought it was just a crew cab. Do they do a single cab?

You're right Mark. I had a Unimog cos I thought I qualified but then realised I had no cash and a massive penis, so I sold the Mog. Part of that statement may not be true.

I hired a 5014 once. Never again. I eventually gave up and used my Predator 450 pedestrian machine because it was faster. IMO the only two grinders to consider are a pedestrian and a Carlton 7015trx (or equivalent).

This thread is titled 'D40 Navara, what to look out for'. According to everyone I know who's had a Navara, the thing to look out for is an Isuzu and buy that instead.

All you guys that are putting boxes on non-tipping pickups are going to get seriously ill or dead from shovelling chips out! Educate yourselves.

His broken arm will be in a cast and the other hand will be down the front of his pants! I'm sure that's a valid excuse for a 21yr old, innit. 😜

Climbing on a stationary rope (SRT) has been the biggest change forward for me.