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Tim Stobart Tree Surgery

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  1. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    It's simple, talk to your tree officer, build a good relationship over all work in the conservation area. Then once you've built that relationship, you should be able to call and tell them I'm doing a take down, I'll send a retrospective application and I'll send some photo's. That's how I work it, 80% of my work is in a conservation zone.
  2. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    I often find that I end up giving two prices, one for the whiole job, one for getting it down. The domestic chainsaw/firewood enthusiast seems to be a common friend of customers, but not prepared to do the technical stuff.
  3. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    No photo's, but i was fixing saws and answering the door to trick or treaters at the same time, one girl turned to run at the sight of me with a saw in my hand!
  4. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    The last two days ending with a 2/ headache leads me to join!
  5. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    I just took down a dead one today. Whats your plan, plant them in your enemies gardens?
  6. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    I use my groundsman in a variation on this technique.
  7. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    I love haggling, but wish my customers wouldn't.
  8. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    It was raining and it's a Monkey Puzzle. Enough said.
  9. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    I give that comment about half an hour!
  10. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    It's on my list of reading, but only after the end of 'the girl who played with fire' and a desk full of invoicing.
  11. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    If your not dragging brash or moving a tracked machine about, I can believe it. If your racing a branch through then i doubt it, but as long as it doesn't choke itself, then it is pretty quick.
  12. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    I use a ms170 with a carving bar and an old worn chain on it, it only takes a few minutes to resharpen, and fits in most holes.
  13. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    sell it.
  14. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    This thread has just cost me five hundred quid. I hope your happy now.
  15. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    CS100, read up in the wee chipper club.
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  17. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    There was a recent post on here about a similar name of a company in Devon. I assume there is a clear difference between the two company names.
  18. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    trust are good.
  19. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    I would ask a kind moderator to remove this thread, then sit him down, give him some areas for improvement and point him this way, see if he can learn from us sad lot who have nothing better to do than discuss which saws best in the evenings. If he doesn't show some initiative, then next week I'd tell him to look up doors.co.uk - This domain name is available to lease or buy now.
  20. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    Look up the wee chipper club, it's a comprehensive discussion on it. I just bought a cs100, but the Jo beau seem to me to be the other option. If you're moving it around on your own, it's haevy but do able. A small winch is useful.
  21. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    What software do people use with these wee units? I'm put off by the editing involved?!
  22. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    Aye, It's a step forward from from the old school days of bolt holes on your caving helmet, but it's for torches while caving/mountaineering that such slots exist!
  23. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    If it were someone at traffic lights they may have un-hitched the ball and electrics but left the cable, or run out of time!
  24. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    I would if I could....... I keep trying to get these beauty's planted, I recomend them to almost all my customers. Lovely tree that ash, but too big for the space, take it out and put something nice in like a................... Good luck with getting help. What's it like for turning?
  25. Tim Stobart Tree Surgery
    Here's a photo from the back, the light's always wrong from the side door, but I'll try at some point.

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