hedgesparrow

its a percetage of what is owed. mine was for 5k £100 for putting in coutrs hands £40 to have it read by a judge and papers sent to other party. then was £350 to have it go to court to be heard as other side contested. i won and got what was owed well i made a mistake on the forms so got 2.5k plus costs. i just asked for cost of engine instead of breaking it down. so if you go on county courts website it will give you what it costs you then apply by paying the fee. you then need to fill out the forms so not just what is owed interest on overdue acount phone calls letters and your time dealing with it but needs breaking down so it cna be seen what you are asking for. if you just ask for £200 then thats all you will get so put down what it has cost you to take to court. draw back is if they have nowt and in debt then will be a struggle getting money from them you could have them agree to pay so much a month but they would have to do a income and expences sheet if therre income is less than what is owed then may be a dead duck. only other way id employed at the last stage can get a attachment of earnings put on so it takes from there wages at a set amount. good luck

+1 scags very good mowers well built. or toro. do a very good cut and no mess. if i was spending that sort of money i would go toro as have one and it cuts a dream and like a bigger one for bigger areas. husky not comercial. and ferris not impresed.

planting native hedging hawthorn,blackthorn buckthorn maple wayfaring. 5 plants to the mtr stagard planting boot apart ideal to lay in later years . 60 to 90cm plants 50p each or 90to 120cm plants aprox 80p each. good source for good plants mill tree farms winchester. or murry mc clean abingdon both top notch plants ask either for a native mix and will do it for you saves working out what mix you need

its knocking on doors i do work for parish councils. but all the grass contracts signed and given out for year best time is november ready for the next year but parishes normaly award it for 3 years. and can if happy with contractor and price has not gone up extend it. as for larger firms its asking if they need any sub contractors. and getting in even if its one job foots in door and may bring more in. but not easy.

what a good idear. will get a post out of shed can bang in ground and sharpen chain without bending down. ideal out in the field. as no chipper and only back of pickup

Sony experian F1 waterproof if not bulletproof so will need a case you can put them under water to take photos which will be ideal for a job that i may be doing on a river. and now orange are part of EE ask to go on there tarriff. 4g if you can get it. have a lot more to offer unlimited calls texts and 5kb of data usage on some tarrifs. if you do get one take out the insurance the phones are £600 to replace

have a lok at the tecnic range there is a member on here who sells them they do a circlar saw one.

correct me but is it not madatary by law to have c,s for arial work and a,s for ground work. also how would your insurance stand up if it did happen and they found that the correct ppe was not worn. as i say stand corrected if wrong

looking for a firewood supplier to supply to a friend in tauton area can any one supply please

+1 for the reamers morse taper the tyre looks like its off a old compact tractor like a allis chalmer or such

used a grinder in past to do them but find a dremmel with a stone on is ideal as small so can do faces without taken it off machine also flat chainsaw file does a good job. a sharp cutter work so much better than a dulled encrusted one it slides easy. i also spray mine with gt85 to lubricate the blades and when finished cutting wipe blades off with a cloth and spray again so it stays clean.

i am left handed and getting on annd can not sharpen them on ground. looking at getting a small vice with a clamp on to bolt to tail gate of pick up. can do both sides ok find doing if saw is facing right looking at it easier than doing the left hand side

i have a husky 576xp with semi chisel on as not a fan of full chisel. and been cutting dead elm oak and it cuts a dream. and keeps its edge if you do not get near ground. have to have a good hold of saw as its cuts fast. when i have used full chisel which was on the old farm boss saws it would like to kick back. but maybe it was me not used to using saws back in the dark ages.

well saw a chap with a new izuzu what a truck tows 3.5 tonnes good on fuel. said its his 4th one chops them in after 4years. not had a thing go wrong with any of them. now doing 5 years or 100k warrenty on them so now if it goes wrong it will be fixed foc. looks the truck to have

if your haveing a meeting room have to get one of the members to make you a big table to go in it. look the biz

that is one big rock. how they will move that need explosives to blow it up to move it in smaller bits if it would blow up looks granite so be hard as nails. after seeing first one that came down you think something would have been done to stabilise the ground above or move house.

cut the hazel in a block rotation cutting a acre down at a time. if you have a lot. and cover with brash to stop rabbits and dear munching on new shoots. will be ready to coppice again in 7 years. but if you cut the stools then cut lot down and sort out what you need to use. if no use for it then contact local coppice group see if any member would like to coppice to get materals out. i coppice nad if you do it in blocks it lets light in so the rest of the fauna has a chance to flourish.

buy some 90 to 120cm native hedge and plant give it 3 years and will be of a standard to lay with rest of hedge. gap gone. have a job to do same thing due to wet ground some plants have failed rest of hedge is 6ft tall so will plant with larger hedgeing plants leave then lay the lot. milltree farms winchester or murrey mcclean abingdon best places for native hedging and of a quality will not fail.

forest and arb do a very good pair of steps wide at bottom with lugs to dig in i hate going off tera firma but on there steps i will go to the top with a hedge cutter and cut top of hedges. so safe worth the money.

as said i do grass cutting for churchyards and cemetarys and charge a normal rate. only thing i do is keep the graves of millatary service personel. spick and span but then rest get as good a service. but not short of a bob or two

well steve thank you from the hedgelayers who trawl this forum you gave us our own subsection. been very good and been able to post a lot of info on hedgelaying. the landscaping section is also very good. one small point i made the mistake of posting a thread that was already started maybe as you type it in it says there is a post like this already running to stop duplicate post odf the same subject. keep up the good work go on other sites now very little as so much to readand learn from this forum

hose blew on digger weekend £60 call out plus time plus parts. so left it today only hourly rate plus parts as normal day so clearing up yard as in a mess woodchip now in one big pile and rest of yard nice and clean. should of been out cleaning dog bins and bus shelters lucky only outside of bins. then do some strimming this time of year.

yes they are good the ghillies. need to get mine going again. in van but not used it. but fed up with stewed black coffee in the afternoon when a nice hot tea would go down a treat and can do some soup on top whilst its boiling water.

do they tast fishy like ilse of wight rooks eggs:biggrin: never tasted them but local fisherman who did collect them said they did

if you want to learn to gas weld go and do a evening course at local college. learnt a lot even was brazing ali using soap as marker when it could be brazed was not easy but normal metal should be easy to do. or maybe tig welding with right rod