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  1. essential
    No need its got an ash pan in the
  2. essential
    Keep mine alight all the time, non stop for 4 months, only need to put about 4 logs on , shut her down then throw some logs on in the morning and of she goes. Morso squirrel brilliant little stove.
  3. essential
    We use to get called to go and take pirate radio aerials from the top of tree's
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    costs

    essential replied to a topic in General chat

    When it comes to pricing i'm finding that rather than price "the job" its more like I can do that in a day £450 thanks very much.
  5. essential
    Hi pat, I put my stove and liner in 3 years ago , I bought the liner new from the local stove shop (8m) I had a couple of mates helping. I got on the roof with two lengths of throwline and two throwbags, dropped them down and tied them to the bottom of the liner and then my two mates in the front room pulled down on the throwline , while I fed the liner down from the roof.hard work getting round some of the bends.cut out my own closure plate .fitted the hearth job done. Definitely worth doing yourself, so satisfying sitting in front of a roaring fire knowing I did that.and us tree surgeons can turn our hands to most things.
  6. essential
    Hi old mill,try a chap called ken tounge he's got a big heizo. You can get his number from Matt the bloke you borrowed the tp of when your Jensen was being fixed. ( bet that's got you thinking)
  7. essential
    Sorry here's the pics
  8. essential
    Found a similar old beauty while our for a stroll
  9. essential
    Loving the photo's, really makes me jealous , such a great job to travel with.
  10. essential
    I was thinking the same, they must be big pops.
  11. essential
    bargin
  12. essential
    So my englebert straus trousers turned up today, I'd never heard of them before reading this thread.but they looked like a nice pair of strides and for £100 I thought I'd give them ago.they're a great fit, comfortable, made of the same material as the sip progress and stretch airs , which I've had both.they look well made and for £100 they're a bargin
  13. essential
    What a great bit of family history.
  14. essential
    If you call that a reduction !!
  15. essential
    I dont think theres any excuse for that type of work its all over the show, and ive reduced many an ash without it looking crap as I'm sure many other's have !!
  16. essential
    350 per day for just the chipper !!!!
  17. essential
    To do tree work you need a truck and chipper, so the problem with trying to sub you self out as man with truck and chipper is most tree firms have a truck and chipper .it can be hard .you'll have more joy subbing yourself out as a climber.thats what i've found.
  18. essential
    Well done and thank you .
  19. essential
    Definitely poplar
  20. essential
    Rosewood
  21. essential
    Samson velocity lovely bit or rope.
  22. essential
    Here's a couple from this week big beech reduction (two of us up it ) and a eucalyptus.
  23. essential
    i got asked to rescue this cat it started up an ivy covered pine the closer I got the further it went. The top had snapped out the pine ,when we both got to the top the cat walked out on a limb and jumped into a lime next to the pine. So I got down ,got up the lime ,took a ton bag with me. I finally got the cat threw it in the bag. Didn't realise there was a hole in the bottom, luckily the cat was hanging out the bag holding on by his claws. Rolled the cat up in the bag and got down. The owner was in tears and we were in stitches.
  24. essential
    Hurry up can't wait to see it.
  25. essential
    Has it got a tow hitch ??

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