eddthesawman

i think you need to know all the ins and outs of these situations before passing judgements. i'm not suprised people are using the council because they have screwd over by one man band too often. all my love x

just keep on pumping untill your mate can see it coming out from the infeed. it tends to push the rollers to the right hand side but works a treat never had any problems with mine. x

just mix it in mate why not like peter says it burns and people will but it so sell it.

there is a really handy easy to read book which can be downloaded online its called tree roots and buildings isbn 0 86095 898 1 worth a look for you. i do loads of jobs like this insurance always remove then deal with porblems after.

not sure bout this one i wouldn't use any lowering kit handheld dismantle with couple of slings. lowering this is too slow got money to earn chap. x

£620 a day including accomodation thats good value for money if your good any thing over two weeks maybe drop price to £600.

daks advice is sound on the cuts but don't presume its gonna be easy assessment i had to use 55m rope on my assessment on monster poplar had to remove big dog leg all this was spike work so don't forget them. don't forget a sling x

hi mate i'm senior team leader of arboricultural practices for the landscape group check out the web site if there is depot in your area let me no i will sort the rest out for ya.

eddy griffiths

mine is mixed 50/50 with mixed green waste i.e. shredded hedge/shrub cuttings old compost and leaf mould. its used as part of closed loop recycling system once it reaches 70 degrees its turned we keep turning it till the temp stops rising then we give it four week maturation period. as we have the grounds maintenance contract for the council we then smother all the shrub beds with it and when council specify they need it for new planting schemes we charge them the same price as ornamental bark chip. but my advice is find a farmer or suck up to local allotment chairman.

well done matey welcome to the house of fun x

i think its great idea chap me and bro did this when we were his age. i think you could get 1.75 but he needs to make them very presentable i.e. nets or good equivalent.

AVE it my son the customer is always right.

hi there peeps

been selling netted logs on side of the road really well for two years and have always thought bout selling kindling but seems alot of effort for little return two questions really how cheap can someone suply me 50 nets of kindling in king's lynn area and how much is everyone else selling them for.

£1.60 on softwood but all my customers wont take softwood a lot of people hear horror stories bout clogged up chimneys on softwood. do you deal with hardwood

my advice is to mix it with something else mate and pop it in nets. i set my mrs up selling nets of allsorts of wood and she sold 190 nets in three weeks on side of road @ £3.50 a net AWESOME x

i would never reduce my prices cheeky beggers only ever want hardwood so let them pay through the nose for it. mind you £3.50 a net aint too bad.

if anyone wants some wholesale can do them for £1.95 a net with 10 miles of lynn