Marc Lewis
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Everything posted by Marc Lewis
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Whether that was the agreement or not, I can't see how he can still claim from you, it was their actio s that done the damage.
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I quite like it but it's so easy to over do and 'lions tail' it I.e. like above pic
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Nice shot Don, surely that should be in the stunt fell.
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This conversation should of been had at the pricing/quoting stage. -
Struggling to find labour? Time to buck up?
Marc Lewis replied to mattalway's topic in Business Management
I remember when I started in the 90's it was quite exciting to see another van towing a chipper, now I see 3 before I get a mile up the road. -
I find slightly less pointy than slightly too pointy cuts better
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I guess it appears harmless. It's good that it's brought to people's attention.
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I thought it was quite well known not to breath in the steam or dust from wood chip piles, especially if there are fungal spores in there. It is relatively easy to avoid.
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Lawson
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I used tube off of an old trampoline
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Douglas
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I want same. I think the cab and a half size would be best. You get in cab storage and the back is not alot shorter than a single cab.
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I have a 2.5/3m lanyard. I simply double it up and tie in a marlin spike. It's quick and pulls out easy. Works for me.
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Crikey, I would never have thought that was as much as 2.2 tons.
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What does mewp weigh grey git? I know merlow is more than capable
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What machinery is best to move stuff on a slope
Marc Lewis replied to Slad's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Skidding in pole length could be an option. -
Non deciduous trees turn brown then back to green again.
Marc Lewis replied to Marc Lewis's topic in Tree health care
The whole tree/trees turned brown and this was for about 2 months around jan/Feb time. It wouldn't be salt from the roads but farmers herbicides did cross my mind. To look at, you would think the tree was dead. Good idea to speak to head gardener at Stourhead. -
Things you used to say ironically that you now say a lot.
Marc Lewis replied to Mick Dempsey's topic in General chat
I've heard of muff diving, but I'm sure that that is something completely different!! -
Things you used to say ironically that you now say a lot.
Marc Lewis replied to Mick Dempsey's topic in General chat
Haha, brilliant, never heard that before -
I've thought this too Egg's. I would guess that over half of all driving licence holders do not have a clean licence. That is narrowing down your recruitment options somewhat.
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Non deciduous trees turn brown then back to green again.
Marc Lewis replied to Marc Lewis's topic in Tree health care
Yeah very odd. The customer said to look at you would assume they were dead trees. Unfortunately I did not see them in this condition, only before and after and to look at now seem quite normal. I think I can 99% rule out sabotage and we are a good hour from the coast. I am back there tomorrow to carry out some other work and will ask if they took any pictures. Curious -
A customer of mine lives near Stour Head where the ground is very fertile and some grand specimen trees on their property and locally. Now a huge mature redwood and a mature wrc turned completely brown for several weeks and then after some rain about 10 days ago they look completely normal again. Has anybody come across this before? No works have been carried out in the area. Also a young yew tree, approx. 5ft high turned brown also, but this has not come back. Thanks in advance
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The bark looks a little like sycamore though the heart wood does not
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Could you ignore it and say you thought it was a scam. Mind you, it sounds like a legal scam.
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Electricity Northwest want to cut my trees
Marc Lewis replied to DaveyH's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
And you know who pays that in the long run??
