onyx landscaping/fencing
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Everything posted by onyx landscaping/fencing
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long handled hedge cutter is what I use cut across the bottom then out in sections like a cake! just done 1.5 acres and got about .5 left to do that were over 8' tall
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lol "woops there gose the fence" lol
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Sub 2 tonne excavators
onyx landscaping/fencing replied to felixthelogchopper's topic in Landscaping
agreed small jcb's are total c$%p -
52cc chainsaw that comes with a 12" bar lol
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as much as I disagree with the over pricing of the jobs they haven't committed fraud.
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Hi looking for a yard to rent/buy in the Dorchester/blandford area. only going to be used for storage of landscaping bits and bobs so doesn't need to be overly secure. can email or call/txt if you know of anything that might be ok [email protected] or 07787953106 Thanks Gary
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im on my 4th tennager in the last couple of months lol I don't expect them to kill them selfs but I do expect them to work!
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have done inductions on large demo sites that have lasted most of the day!
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I would go with honey fungus! dealing with a couple of cases at the moment also in privet
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based on wooden post's we charge £10/ft (£33/m) for 4' high feather edge including capping and £14/ft (£46/m) for 6' feather edge. 4"x4" posts and a post every 6'. if its 9m it would be £297 (so £300 realy) all in for parts and labour
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all my gear is stihl but I recently got a echo top handle as part of a job lot been using it quite a lot and I love the thing! looking at getting a new pole pruner in the next couple of months and the echo version is in the running for that now. very underrated saws IMO
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txt8600 with the REG
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you use the hole plant! bit of a waste rely putting good food in there when there is so much waste that could go through them
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you can put pretty much any organic matter through a biodigester some places are even putting dead animals through them on test trials
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yes fella but I would only get a 12" or 14" bar (I have 14" on my 211 and will be changing it for a 12" when the time comes)
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I have several stihl saws and the one I use the most is my ms211 unless your going to be doing a lot of bigger tree work anything bigger is a waste of time and for hedge reductions you don't want a big saw so I would just spend half your £600 budget on a saw (and spend the other half on a tripod ladder lol)
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Tell us your best engineering bodges
onyx landscaping/fencing replied to gensetsteve's topic in General chat
welded the end of the boom (between the boom and the head stock) back on the merlo when it was destroyed by some fool repeatedly over loading it and it never brock again also on the same machine welded the out put shaft from the gear box back together as a "get us through the weekend" fix and it lasted till the machine was sold 6 months later! god I feel sorry for what ever fool owns it now it was well abused -
we cover most of dorset and some areas out of dorset if that's of any interest?
