drosa2004
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Hello guys I have just completed a huge job up in Milton Keynes right near junction 13 on the M1. And I was wondering if anybody that knows the area could tell me where I could dump all the wood chippings as the chipping will probably take a couple of days to do as it will be at least 2 van loads. Thanks guys:001_smile:
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Difficult to say really, conifers-particularly Leylandi are very shallow-rooted and can cause damage to paths (ect) Also they can damage lawns by robbing them of water. Also they dont regrow from stumps so I would recommend cutting them down completely particularly if the ground is clay because as the roots absorb water it will cause the clay to shrink and crack.
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yes it is
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Burgess hill/brighton
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I know what you mean, collecting and returning the machine is a nightmare. Thanks anyway m8, thats something I never thought of.
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Hi all does anyone know where I can hire a 6inch Timberwolf 150 chipper cheaply in the Sussex or Surrey area? The cheapest quote I have had is £164 for the day with a £300 deposit upfront. Any cheaper places.....? Thanks guys:001_smile:
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Well done mate, good luck on the 31. Remember to keep out of the danger zones when felling and you will be fine.
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once again thanks everybody!
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Thanks everybody for all the advice, I'm very grateful
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Well as a guess and a very big guess I would say around about £300? I could be well over or well below. The picture is just a guideline.
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Burgess Hill west sussex but cover Brighton area aswell
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one on the left, the tallest one
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Yes I have, thats all sorted. Thank you
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Hi all being as I am new to the industry I am a bit unsure on pricing certain jobs. Could somebody please tell me roughly what the going rate would be to fell this silver birch? As you can see from the photo the access to it is good. Thanks hope the picture comes out!!!!
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Garlon is very effective, if you can locate the main stem, cut it at the base and apply it neat to the stump with a paint brush. The only downsides are that you need a PA6 to buy it and its £200 a bottle. But you get what you pay for.
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Reasons why I hate them is that they are difficult to climb and they make your skin itch. Also I found a wasps nest in one once so could not finish the job properly.
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lol that happened to me last year, lost quite a bit of money on that one
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From the album: Me
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My instructor who taught me on my cs39 said to me that the HSE wanted them banned completely due to the number of accidents that have occurred whilst using them. Mind you we do live in a nanny state after all:lol:
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ok thats great Cheers guys!
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Thank you!
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Hello guys I am planning on taking my CS41 this year, could someone please tell me the names of some of the rigging knots that are taught on the course? Many thanks
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Thanks!!:001_cool:
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Hello guys, could somebody recommend me a good insurance company for tree surgeons? Preferably one that specialises in the industry. Many thanks:001_smile:
