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Guildford Tree Services Climber/Groundsman needed. Flexible days, between 3/5 per week. Work based in the Guildford area. Must have own transport. Contact Steve: 07886 087390 [email protected]
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Guildford Tree Services Experienced climber or Climber/groundsman needed. Flexible days, between 2/4 per week. Work based in the Guildford area. Must have own transport. Contact Steve: 07886 087390 [email protected]
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Guildford Tree Services Experienced climber or Climber/groundsman needed. Flexible days, between 2/4 per week. Work based in the Guildford area. Must have own transport. Contact Steve: 07886 087390 [email protected]
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Guildford Tree Services Experienced climber or Climber/groundsman needed. Flexible days, between 2/4 per week. Work based in the Guildford area. Must have own transport. Contact Steve: 07886 087390 [email protected]
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Guildford Tree Services Experienced climber or Climber/groundsman needed. Flexible days, between 2/4 per week. Work based in the Guildford area. Must have own transport. Contact Steve: 07886 087390 [email protected]
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Bulk load of seasoned mixed logs for sale. Yard was broken into so I need to move on and clear the space. Buyer will need to collect.
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Vacancy for full-time or part-time Groundsman/climber Guildford
smudge1 posted a topic in Employment
We are a small company looking for a hard working, reliable groundsman/climber with good communication skills. Minimum NPTC CS30, CS31, CS36, CS39 and full UK driving licence required. The job is for a full time or part time position. Rates of pay depend on experience. Please contact Steve on: 07886 087390 -
Hi guys, could anyone recommend a good accoutant in the surrey (guildford) area?
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Backhurst for chip in normandy
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No fuel cap on hedge trimmer and..... oh all over the drive!! any ideas, too late for cat litter.
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Thinking of getting free agent software, for quotes, invoices etc, does anyone else use it and what are your thoughts. Any reply s much appreciated
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I have a job where the roots from an Oak are causing problems to the customers garage. In his email he suggested pruning the roots back which for obvious reasons im not going to advise. What others ways could I solve the problem, I know pollarding may stop them spreading but its a large Oak and wouldn't really want to do that, would reducing it help....?
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Just thought i'd get a thread going about what time of year people find quiet. Personally summer holidays and jan, depending on wind
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I have a Laurel hedge to plant. The're about 10' high and the area is roughly 25m, i'm struggling on quoting it. How much would you charge for a days planting (labour only x2men)?
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how about the FSI ones?
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Looking at getting a second hand stump grinder 15 to 20hp. Only ever used raycos, any others out there worth considering (or avoiding)? cheers
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was wondering if the cheap dremel tool was any good for sharpening hedge cutter blades. Was going to get a grinder but a bit too expensive. Any advice appreciated
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Does anyone know how hard it is to move a tipper body onto a new van. Ive got an old transit with low miles, engines fine but body's bad so want to get a custom built one, only problem is i'll probably get a new van in a few years, was wondering if i could put the tipper body on the new transit, how hard is it?
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Hi, can anyone recommend a good custom tipper body builder in or near surrey. Any help appreciated
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micro arb truck/ stein arb trolley/ other products
smudge1 replied to smudge1's topic in General chat
Thats weird, ive had it a week and already used it on three occasions. Im definitely gonna make my money back in no time -
Does anyone ues the micro arb truck and if so how do you find it? Also are there any other similar pieces of kit people are using? Ive got an arb trolley and love it, was thinking about motorised stuff
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Does anyone have a timberwolf 150 wiring diagram they could email. Would be much appreciated! [email protected]
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Thanks for the advice
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nope not at all.
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Im pretty sure it wasn't the throttle cable. It was one of the small wires which goes to the infeed which leads to the buttons at the top of the hopper via a solenoid
