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  1. As an Arboricultural Association Approved Contractor we are looking to strengthen our highly skilled teams that operate throughout the UK.

     

    Built on the solid foundations of our biomass facility, we provide arboriculture services in the North-West of England and Wales to a diverse array of organisations, from small landowners to local authorities and major organisations.

     

    We operate cutting edge equipment and machinery which includes new Isuzu tippers that tow Forst TR8 and TR6 chippers and a whole host of other machinery including a Musmax with a 24" feed, Valtra tractor, MEWPs and a lot more, working smart to mechanise our jobs.

     

    About the job

    What we are looking for:

    We are looking to find a number of highly skilled 2nd Climber arborists to join our expanding teams. As an Arb approved contractor that operates in the North-West with a number of long-term and sustainable contracts, we aim to recruit passionate candidates who would relish the opportunity to showcase their skills and progress further.

     

    Our employees enjoy a much-varied workload from technical pruning for local council/commercial/domestic clients to large scale sites.

     

    Your daily duties as a second climber will be:

    Undertaking Arboricultural operations to a high standard

    Working with other team members to ensure seamless delivery of contracts

    Liaising with Team Leaders and Management

    Liaise with clients to ensure customer satisfaction

    Ensuring HSE compliance

     

    In return for your contribution to the company you will benefit from the following:

    • Highly competitive hourly rate based on your qualifications and experience

    • Generous allowance for your own personal climbing kit and free internal loler testing

    • Access to a wealth of modern arb machinery

    • Industry approved training to improve your skills over time

    • Genuine prospects of career progression given the nature of our company

    • Working alongside a close knit team of lead climbers and management, in a positive working environment.

    • PPE and company uniform

     

    Working hours are between

    6.30am - 5.30pm during March - September

    7.00am – 5.00pm during October – February

    Overtime available with one weekend day per month required to be worked.

     

    Current posts are based from our Sandycroft Head Office, near Chester.

     

    Salary: £29,000-£32,000 per year

    Tool allowance: £2,650 per year

    Holidays: 31 days

    Preferred Skills

    The ideal candidate will have:

    • Full UK driving license

    • CS 30,31,38, 39

    • Chapter 8

    • First Aid Certificate

    • Chipper qualification

    • MEWP qualification

     

    *If you do not have all of the above criteria but believe you would thrive in this role and would be willing to work towards relevant qualifications, please contact us to discuss further.

     

    [email protected]

    07825069048

  2.  

    As an Arboricultural Association Approved Contractor we are looking to strengthen our highly skilled teams that operate throughout the UK.

     

    Built on the solid foundations of our biomass facility, we provide arboriculture services in the North-West of England and Wales to a diverse array of organisations, from small landowners to local authorities and major organisations.

     

    We operate cutting edge equipment and machinery which includes new Isuzu tippers that tow Forst TR8 and TR6 chippers and a whole host of other machinery including a Musmax with a 24" feed, Valtra tractor, MEWPs and a lot more, working smart to mechanise our jobs.

     

    About the job

    We are currently looking for highly skilled climbing arborists to fill team leader positions we have available.

     

    This is a job for arborists looking for a new challenge and to who wish to take their skills to the next level. You will be joining a closely knit established team and find that no two days are the same as you will be working across council trees in parks and roadside from clearances to reductions, pollards and large take downs.

     

    As an Arboricultural Association approved contractor we are looking to strengthen our highly skilled teams that operate in the North-West as a result of an increase in workload from a number of long term, high profile contracts.

     

    We provide Arboriculture and Ground Maintenance services across the North-West of England and Wales to a diverse array of organisations, from small landowners to local authorities and major organisations.

     

    Working hours are between

    6.30am - 5.30pm during March - September

    7.00am – 5.00pm during October – February

    Overtime available with one weekend day per month required to be worked.

     

    Current posts are based from our Sandycroft Head Office, near Chester.

     

    Salary: £34,000-£37,000 per year

    Tool allowance: £2,650 per year

    Holidays: 31 days

    Preferred Skills

    CS 30,31,38,39 & First Aid Certificate.

     

    A Chipper and MEWP qualification as well as B+E driving entitlement would be advantageous.

     

    We put training first and our staff have been on hundreds of courses this year and we want them all to be the best they can be.

     

    [email protected] 

    07825069048

     

  3. Man Coed VM Ltd are an award-winning established company with their head office situated in Sandycroft, on the border of North Wales and Cheshire. We specialise in commercial and domestic arboriculture.

    What we are looking for:

    We are looking to find a number of highly skilled 2nd Climber arborists to join our expanding teams. As an Arb approved contractor that operates in the North-West with a number of long-term and sustainable contracts, we aim to recruit passionate candidates who would relish the opportunity to showcase their skills and progress further.

     

    Our employees enjoy a much-varied workload from technical pruning for local council/commercial/domestic clients to large scale sites.

     

    Your daily duties as a second climber will be:

    Undertaking Arboricultural operations to a high standard

    Working with other team members to ensure seamless delivery of contracts

    Liaising with Team Leaders and Management

    Liaise with clients to ensure customer satisfaction

    Ensuring HSE compliance

     

    In return for your contribution to the company you will benefit from the following:

    •         Highly competitive hourly rate based on your qualifications and experience

    •         Generous allowance for your own personal climbing kit and free internal loler testing

    •         Access to a wealth of modern arb machinery

    •         Industry approved training to improve your skills over time

    •         Genuine prospects of career progression given the nature of our company

    •         Working alongside a close knit team of lead climbers and management, in a positive working environment.

    •         PPE and company uniform

     

    The ideal candidate will have:

    •         Full UK driving license

    •         CS 30,31,38, 39

    •         Chapter 8

    •         First Aid Certificate

    •         Chipper qualification

    •         MEWP qualification

     

    *If you do not have all of the above criteria but believe you would thrive in this role and would be willing to work towards relevant qualifications, please contact us to discuss further.

     

    Working hours are between 7.30am - 4.30pm and current posts are based from our Sandycroft Head Office, near Chester.

     

    [email protected]

    07825069048

    www.mancoed.co.uk

  4. Bland landscapes ltd are looking for climbers to join our growing team.

    We are based in Ardleigh just outside Colchester and have been established for almost 40 years.

     

    The applicant should have full set of climbing qualifications, be conscientious, hard working and personable to join a family business carrying out both private and commercial works. Guaranteed 40 hrs per week and 28 days paid holiday, pension, plus overtime available, ongoing training offered 

    All PPE, climbing equipment and branded clothing supplied.

     

    Please feel free to contact us on 01206 230882 /  07825069048 for an informal chat or email a cv to [email protected].

     

    www.blandlandscapes.co.uk

  5. Bland landscapes ltd are looking for a groundie to join our growing team. We are based in Ardleigh just outside Colchester.

     

    The applicant would ideally have cs30/31/38 be conscientious, hard working and personable to join a family business carrying out both private and commercial works. Guaranteed 40 hrs per week and 28 days paid holiday, pension, plus overtime available.

    All PPE, climbing equipment and branded clothing supplied.

    Ongoing training will be offered for the right applicant.

     

    Please feel free to contact us on 01206 230882 for an informal chat or email a cv to [email protected].

     

    www.blandlandscapes.co.uk

  6. Bland landscapes ltd are looking for a groundie to join our growing team. We are based in Ardleigh just outside Colchester.

     

    The applicant would ideally have cs30/31/38 be conscientious, hard working and personable to join a family business carrying out both private and commercial works. Guaranteed 40 hrs per week and 28 days paid holiday, pension, plus overtime available.

    All PPE, climbing equipment and branded clothing supplied.

    Ongoing training will be offered for the right applicant.

     

    Please feel free to contact us on 01206 230882 for an informal chat or email a cv to [email protected].

     

    www.blandlandscapes.co.uk

  7. Bland landscapes ltd are looking for a climber to join our growing team. We are based in Ardleigh just outside Colchester.

     

    The applicant should have full set of climbing qualifications, be conscientious, hard working and personable to join a family business carrying out both private and commercial works. Guaranteed 40 hrs per week and 28 days paid holiday, pension, plus overtime available.

    All PPE, climbing equipment and branded clothing supplied.

     

    Please feel free to contact us on 01206 230882 for an informal chat or email a cv to [email protected].

     

    www.blandlandscapes.co.uk

  8. Recommendations please, I need about 20' of 6' high conifers taken down, chipped and stumps ground, all chip off site, near Sudbury, Suffolk. No pictures until Tuesday. Access is right next to the hedge.
     
    I can sort a tip site about 2 miles away.
     
    Anyone interested?

    I’ll pm you eggs
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  9. Ok I've just heard back from Jimmy (happy)and he has confirmed that all current flywheels for Quads are indeed balanced with disc blades fitted .
    When the first Quads were introduced with the square cutters , the flywheels were obviously balanced with squares and the extra bolts and spacer weights were supplied , should the owner wish to swap to discs..
    I hope you can follow this..
    Jase..

    Thanks a lot Jase and Jimmy for the reply.
    I’ll try the disc blades i have this afternoon and see how it balances up with them on.
    Thanks for your help hope you a good Xmas
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  10. I've been a big fan of the disc blades since I ran a tree outfit in the 80's and 90's. I had two of my three chippers had disc blades and that proved to me that they worked! When the square/double sided blades came along, I still promoted the disc blades and if I was involved with a sale, the demo machine had discs! Cheaper, easier to care for, more forgiving, quieter and as Jase says, not so brutal. I once refused to sell a machine to a respected customer because he wanted flat edged blades! He got converted!
     
    I cannot remember the protocol for swapping blades about but I do remember something to do with longer bolts a spacer weights.....

    Thanks Pete I’ll stick with the disc blades and go with them longer term they haven’t been a problem over the last few years for the machine.
  11. I have just messaged Jimmy , he is on the balancer some of the time but also does flywheel refurbs,  hopefully he will get back to me soon.
    With regards to the disc blades , we have always felt that due to the way they cut through the brash , they are kinder on everything in the driveline,  especially the flywheel bearings.
    Maybe PeteB can remember these kits that were supplied with Mk1 Quads for customers that wanted to switch from square to round cutters ??
    Jase.

    Thanks Jase I do have the longer bolts and kit for round blades as I have run it this way for a couple of years. I’ll await you hearing back from Jimmy thanks
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  12. This man is almost spot on...
    Do you have a set of disc blades you can bolt on to try ?
    I'm almost 100% sure all the Quad flywheels are now balanced with disc blades on unless specified that square blades were fitted and the square blades from memory are heavier than disc blades which typically leave the factory somewhere between 620-650g.
    From memory , which is bad , in the days when we were shipping Quads out with square blades , they were supplied with a kit just in case you wanted to fit disc blades and this included longer bolts and machined weights that were added to the bolt.
    I can maybe speak to one of the lads that does the balancing later on today to confirm this and get back to you.
    If you don't have a set of disc blades , where abouts are you based ?
    Disc blades are the best option anyway in my opinion..
    Jase.


    Thanks for the reply jase I do have disc blades although they do have some wear on.
    When I bought the machine it was running on square blades but one of the blade pockets became damaged so I went over to disc blades on the advice of green mech to save having to repair the pocket at the time.
    Since the flywheel had been reconditioned I thought I’d go back to square as they seemed to have a greater cutting edge therefore would be more efficient.
    I’m happy to stick with disc blades if you think this is the best option for the machine.
    If you can confirm with someone who does the balancing that would be great and much appreciated especially being the Xmas holidays.
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  13. One of the lads from greenmech is on here im Sure in time he will see your post and give you an answer as well he is pretty good and high up at greenmech as well

    Thanks they have been a great help before I didn’t want to disturb them too much if they are on the Xmas break.
    Out of interest have you had the belts off yours and does it always fall to the bottom then with blades on?
  14. Thinking about it, it’s inevitable that it’ll sit in one of two positions with the blades in place.
     
    If you’ve reached that stage of rebuilding, I’d slip the belts on and run it up, you’ll soon know if there’s a real issue.
     
    Just my opinion, don’t  send me the bill!

    I think I’ll do that tomorrow the last thing I wanted was for it to rattle it’s self to bits when I turned it on.
    I’ll send the bill addressed to you Mick Dempsey somewhere in France!
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  15. On my quadchip ive got round blades and when they are off the flywheel runs well but does the same when blades are on as yours and mine is straight from greenmech this year if thats any help

    Ok that’s interesting it’s not just mine that does that then maybe that’s how they run. I was just concerned about this putting extra wear on the shaft and bearings. Maybe I’m over thinking the engineering behind it?
  16. I would have thought if it’s turns like perpetual motion without the blades, it’s ok.
     
    What sort of blades are they?

    They are the square Greenmech blades. It runs nicely without them new bearings and new shaft and seems balanced nicely.
    My only previous experience is balancing on car flywheels but I would have thought that even with blades it should run evenly and not stop at the heaviest point. It seems that would create an unbalanced rotation when running at speed
  17. Are the blades new, if not is the wear equal?

    There not new blades I do have a new set on order but don’t think they will be here before Xmas. The wear on both old ones is fairly even and I’ve tried swapping them around both ways with the same result.
    It’s the speed it drops round to the bottom of the flywheel that concerns me and just seems to be due to the outer leading blade forcing the wheel around.
  18.  

    Evening all I have a feeling that Greenmech are now closed for Christmas so thought I’d ask the question on here.

     

    Just had the flywheel on my 2010 quadchip reconditioned by Greenmech and a new shaft. They have repaired the blade pockets and some other damage and balanced it.

     

    I’ve put the flywheel in with new bearings and when the blades are added the balance on the flywheel is completely out.

    The outer blade causes the flywheel to settle at the bottom every time.

     

    Does anyone know if they should have balanced it with the blades on or without? I’m a bit concerned that with the blades on it’s going to be unbalanced and rattle itself to pieces. Without the blades the flywheel seems balanced.

     

    From previous experience on balancing flywheels normally on other machinery they should be perfectly balanced and sit where they finally stop not the lowest point every time even with blades on.

     

    I can’t speak with Greenmech now and need to get the machine up and running so was after some advise. Hope this makes sense thanks

     

     

     

     

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