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leotandoh12

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  1. Im looking at new jacket, the longer arms sound great as Im 6'4, normally medium, so would go for large.

     

    But was wondering how you guys were getting on with them. Some of you must have had them a year by now? Have had 2 Harkies and fancy a change

    Cheers

  2. I have a small parcel of Douglas sawlogs for sale, in 2 Lengths.

     

    Lot 1 : 24ft, average Mid Diameter of 39cm, 14 lengths (roughly 12m3)

     

    Lot 2 : 3.8m, average Mid Diameter of 24cm, 47 lengths, stacked and measured at 10.62 m3.

     

    Chip: 2.4m in length, 13m3 in volume.

     

    Open to sensible offers and viewing by appointment only.

     

    Delivery can be arranged at buyers cost.

     

    Please PM for pictures.

  3. I run a double cab convoy (04) and its cracking. Starts everytime, cheap to run and insure, and it carries its weight well. I try to keep it as clean as possible, so looks relatively smart, although does need new tipping sides.

     

    Its a shame it has the reputation, but in all honesty i dont really care. I does the job and if you do a good job as well it is irrelvant.

     

    Id check that it was mechanically sound and then go for it mate!

  4. Hi

     

    I'm looking to fill couple of dates throughout the next month or 2, as I am a little quiet. I have been climbing for 5 years and have worked within the industry for 10 years. I am experienced in all fields, including forestry work and have undertaken a variety of arborcultural works including large reduction and crane work.

     

    I have all PPE with a lolered kit, saws and own transport etc. NPTC qualifcations 30-32 and 38-39, as well as Chipper, strimmer/brushcutter, polesaw stump grinder, PA1 and PA6. I also have experience with tractors, forwarders and excavators.

     

    I'm based near Blandford, but I'm willing to travel any reasonable distance and offer a reasonable day rate.

     

    If I can be a benefit in any way please do not hesiatate to call me or PM.

     

    01258 861197

    07881 434440

     

    Cheers

    Leo

  5. A client of mine has a large quanity of mainy Oak and Alder firewood that they need gone asap.

     

    I havent seen the wood or the site, but have been told theres roughly 80m3. Timber is either cut to 4ft lengths or rung up to roughly 1ft rings. Im unsure on access, on google maps I think you could get an bulker in, but my client is unsure.

     

    PM me if you are interested with your details and Ill pass them on.

     

    Many thanks

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  6. Could I ask a question here, I don't "do" or understand this sector....?

     

    Am I reading your post correctly?

     

    How is it possible / viable to price by m3 of the timber to be moved rather than by the distance / complexity of the route?

     

    Is it standard practice to price by volume?

     

    It is standard practice in my area, North Dorset and I have always paid or quoted by volume, keeps everything fair. Further the distance or trickier the timber the more it costs per metre to extract.

     

    The volumes should be stated on the felling license, so you should roughly know what will be coming out, so you can work it out from there. This only changes for very small volumes, ie less then 15 cubic metres for example.

     

    If we get asked to do felling work, we are noramlly paid a cubic metre rate to fell and extract.

  7. I pay or charge roughly between £7 and £11 per cubic metre to extract to roadside. The machines I noramlly require a min volume. As many have also said it also depends on extraction route and ground conditions. I have heard of prices up to £21 a metre for a long tricky extraction. It maybe that the extractor may even take the wood as full or part payment. Where abouts are you?

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