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  1. Hi guys I am really struggling getting any tree work of late. I am quoting quite a bit but just not getting them. I would say I miss about 70% of my quotes. :blushing:

     

    So would love a bit of help with this one please if you don't mind.

     

    The photos are of a tree I am just about to quote. Its a complete take down and remove stump.

     

    Access is good through a gate and chipper will be very close as you can see. There is a shed behind so some rigging will be needed. Lot of stuff in garden so I cant just fell it in one go. Typical small suburban garden I suppose.

     

    Cant get a big stump grinder in as it is through a gate I would say the stump left will be a max 3 foot wide.

     

    Couple of questions is how long would it take you. I work with one other person who is just a labourer so i have to do all the chainsaw work myself for now, he just drags, holds ropes for rigging and pops stuff through the chipper. My old mucker has gone and left to live the life in Spain so this guy is new to tree work.

     

    What sort of price just roughly should I be going in at. I have a price in mind so will see what you guys say first before i tell you what I was going to quote:thumbup:

     

    Cheers

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  2. I am part chopping my CS100 on a road trailer for a bigger chipper if any one wants a wee chipper for there bigger one :)

     

    So does anyone fancy a trade - my cs100 has a full service history as it was a hire machine that did very little work so sat in the shed most of the time.

     

    I have only had it since July when my old dosko bit the dust.

     

    So if any one has a interest in going smaller please get in touch. :thumbup1:

     

    I can cope with this machine but just think life would be easier with a bigger say 6 inch chipper.

     

    Don't want anything over 750Kg as i have to lug the thing into my garage of a night as i am totally crap at reversing with a trailer on. :001_huh:

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  3. I did some work for Jasper many many moons ago and guess what he really did have moles and bloody loads of them :)

     

    Thanks for the advice going to order a few traps today, don't fancy pouring derv all around the garden just yet.

     

    Cheers Paul

  4. The best high sides you can get on a budget are old metal garage doors or the hoarding ie solid sheet fencing that is used on building sites and the like . Just add a bit of angle iron and welding for the frame and paint :thumbup:

     

    Can you do it for me :001_tt2:

     

    Hate mine - but it does the job, but looks crap

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  5. i picked up a 350 today for £1000, needs a bit of tidying but I'm well chuffed

     

     

    Well done - I cant find any prices for new or used when I did my searches.

     

    The rock machine seems quite good as well for £1500 new. Does not look like there are many alpha stump grinders being used which is a worry. The vids on u-tube are my only source.

  6. honestly couldn't comment on that machine , never even seen one before let alone use one. only thing I can say is that our baby grinder is the little predator 350 . when we first got it everyone was a bit dubious but for little stumps its great . if your looking for a smaller machine Im happy to recommend it

     

     

    Thanks for the info, but cant see it being in my budget.

  7. I keep thinking I should get a SG and have had a look at a few used machines and so far I have thought - christ that looks crap. As I know nowt about them I thought I would go new. Max spend up to £1500.

     

    This one is in my budget - I do need to be able to get it into back gardens so this would suit.

     

    Anyone got one of these and if so are they any good.

     

    ALL help appreciated as always. Thx Paul

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