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What shall I do with this oak?
[email protected] replied to Woodworks's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
its a field tree, why deadwood it? where are the targets that they could damage? good habitat for the buggies too . leave it b, it will b just fine im sure, tree has been there longer than us to start with -
still as long as they're all cash cash cash cash cash :lol:
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cash cash cash cash cash cash cash cash:w00t::w00t::w00t:
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oh yea.lol the second 2 pics has the all terrains on no idea the load rating, so long as we aint stuck! they're for a land rover and they're 3.5t GVW and the speed rating is "P" and they go through mot each year so that's good enough for me. our trucks normally overloaded most days and never had a blow out yet
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as above!
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offroad tyres? i have no idea pal?!
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few from today going to try to upload few more pics each day. 1st job, Reece stump grinding stobarts showed up for the 4th load of the month then couple of connys to reduce to cap off Monday
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bit of chipping from today, Mondayitus and no one would go and tip off
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has anyone been following the recent series with that relative of shelbys that comes to help him? phrooaarr!!! big busted blonde in water!!! I was busted tho as the missus clocked her on an episode.
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just the old bio diesel here
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wait till u get the itemised bill!! the bloke sitting there is on more than double the wage of the 2x oiks who come to repair it! did one a few years back, transco charged me £180.00 +VAT for the privellege!
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My Mog:VOSA stopped me with Red in the tank
[email protected] replied to Mike Hill's topic in Arb-Trucks
so the point is? red diesel, plough on am I missing something? -
here are our two boys Bert & Ernie! they are very intelligent, they know exactly whos around in the yard and who they can get to give them tip bits! Yesterday they had tesco finest donoughts from the apprentice! Brill pets!
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hi jon thanks for your praise Andi
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the bottom ones are set into the footing and bolted to posts. each course was drilled and countersunk then fixed to the previous course with coach bolts. They are the future for these I tell thee!
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2 blokes 1day in total Over two 1/2days (Wed pm & Thurs am) All the soil dug out wed pm, 1st row of sleepers set in on the footing and left to go off over night, then thurs am bolted the rest together Why u ask? lol
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Which hedge cutter for thicker stuff?
[email protected] replied to Rebel_Commando's topic in Landscaping
hi Brian, We run a Husqvarna.......... hs something or other. lol Anyway its a single sided cutter 1m bar and its ace for heavy thick thorn, overgrown woody stuff. Don't go off the specs, they can be deceiving ! We have had ours probably 5years and hasn't let us down, also does a reasonable job in finer conifer etc. Research the single sided ones from husq ,you wont be disappointed Andi -
after now working with both, id definitely recommend oak sleepers to work with both well worth the few extra ££
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thank you sir, I much prefer it to the softwood sleepers ive done in the past. looks much more rustic I think especially when the sleepers weather in
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certainly sir, when the other vans back will hitch em both up in a line for you chip train
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Todays job small cascading oak sleeper retaining wall. first one ive done, client wanted to cascade the sleepers rather than have a straight wall.
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wow thanks for all the replies guys I suppose every job is different and in being self employed its part of your job to read every job scenario, customer etc and price accordingly. as Mr Hoddy stated its the overall price that the majority of clienteles look at,and occasionally the fussy ones crop up wanting a breakdown, and dependant on the size of the job/monies involved then its your choice how you want to break your quote down for them thanks guys and I will continue to pold along, learning as I go, and no doubt dropping the odd clanger as I go.lol
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and most important of all........................... make sure its bio chain oil .
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looks a good job pal never used a crane to dismantle but looks like it fits your particular job here. TBH id be terrified of crane wrk! im more of a cut & rig kinda guy good job get some good shots of the trunk coming out
