clwyd environmental
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Arb arisings wanted North Staffs / South Cheshire
clwyd environmental replied to jezmoore's topic in General chat
Hi Based in North Wales, 20 Mins from Chester, I have arb waste available now both green, semi -seasoned and timber that has been felled for two years. message me if interested. thanks John -
We are looking for a self employed tree surgeon to work with our established family run company, will be joining our existing team to undertake work on an adhoc basis. Works are primarily based in North East Wales and Cheshire We undertake grounds maintenance works and invasive weed management for local authorities so additional works are available if required. To start right away, visit our web site for more info Clwyd Environmental Services [email protected] or call 07901 786972 / 01352 720913 thanks, __________________ John Dawson
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Hi, Due to be being let down at short notice, We are looking for a Sub-contract tree surgeon to work with our established family run company, must be able to produce to first class works. We undertake grounds maintenance works, Invasive weed management for local authorities so additional works are available if required. To start right away, Visit our webs site for more info Clwyd Environmental Services - Home, or call 07901 786972 / 01532 720913 thanks, John __________________ John Dawson
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This is a little off topic for Arbtalk, but I have been approached several times this season regarding line marking for schools and am not sure where to start...would anyone have any advice? Ta!
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Hi, We are looking for a Sub-contract tree surgeon to work with our established family run company, must be able to produce to first class works. We undertake grounds maintenance works, Invasive weed management for local authorities so additional works are available if required. To start right away, Visit our webs site for more info Clwyd Environmental Services - Home, or call 07901 786972 / 01532 720913 thanks, John
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<p><strong>stolen *** stolen</strong></p>
<p><strong>bear cat wood chipper model 72928 taken form flintshire north wales,</strong></p>
<p><strong>if you are offered such a machine please message myself or contact north wales with any information</strong></p>
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<p><strong>thankfully no other equipment was taken as i disturbed them, it was taken early this morning any other members in north wales take care !</strong></p>
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<p>Where are you located, I looking for a new outlet this year for hardwood nets. Call back on 01352 720913</p>
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Hi, we buy our from Mega Trade Store they cost £29.55 for ten, that's £2.95 each which is very fare. Bigger discount if you buy bigger quantities. Give them a try as they sell lots of other items that be of use.
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Hi, we use a cut down IPC tank. We removed the top & bottom of the tank, cut out the front and then cut into the top edge four openings for handles. Remove all the sharp edges with a file and then simply fit into a dumpy bag. it will hold the shape of the bag and allow you to fill it, then simply lift the IPC insert out of the bag and start all over. Costs hardly anything, is robust and can be folded over each other for carrying and storage, we also use a twenty litre drum for doing net bags as well, same principle but we only remove the top & bottom. We are not firewood merchant so it suits our needs fine. Hope to post some pictures latter this weekend. Hope this helps.
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Just another point to consider, by removing the briar and shredding or burning at location there is a far less mulch left on the ground for any dormant wild flowers or grasses to compete with, I under took a larger clearance of briar on a twenty acre historic Oak wood land in Ireland, within the first season the wood was alive with bluebells & other flowers that had not been seen in living memory. Especially in a pheasant release pen were you would grasses to establish very quickly.
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Not always possible in confined areas and all depends on the level of equipment available on the shoot or estate. Most estates / shoots wont pay for a contractor to come in if the equipment isn't already in hand. I Have used forestry mulchers many times and agree far easier and safer but sometime simply can not always be used. Also depends site sensitive the area is?
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Having been a professional gamekeeper for over twenty five years i can understand the problems encountered in this work, I find when having to do this, two men, One with a pitch fork the other using 12" bar chainsaw cutting the briar at a height of 8" above the ground, steady paced and with care. I then finished the job with a brush cutter. The fork can be used to lift the briar up to create easier access for the saw operator it can then be rolled to one side and removed. Have tried all methods over the years with differing success, I found this the method very useful in tight racks between young trees.
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<p>Thank you all for your interest in the timber I posted, it is all now sold to a agreement, </p>
<p>Regards,</p>
<p>John Dawson</p>
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<p>Thank you every body for your interest in the timber I list on the forum, it s now all sold to agreement.</p>
<p>rergards,</p>
<p>John Dawson</p>
