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  1. Richard 1234
    Hi just spotted another one on your site regarding felling dismantling This is the removable of trees or something. I like the look of your landscaping jobs btw
  2. Richard 1234
    Like the website very nice pics etc just one thing I noticed on logs page was this Deliveries are free of charge within a 15 miile radius of HR4 8EY for a small additional charge All in all a very nice job though
  3. Richard 1234
    Thanks for that ste I think you have got me convinced to but 1 looks good.
  4. Richard 1234
    Too complicated for me!
  5. Richard 1234
    I thought land rovers were all 6.5t gtw?
  6. Richard 1234
    That's my plan if I can find somewhere, problem is there's not many small plots around Lincoln as its all potato and wheat and oil seed fields. All massive farms now with the old farmhouses knocked down and barns and everything gone to make way for massive fields. Any small farms that are left rent all their space out to the big farmers as they have no room it's crazy
  7. Richard 1234
    I would say spend as much as you can afford, the more you pay the longer it will last. A mate has the ferris and says it really good.
  8. Richard 1234
    Mines £200 a month for about 40 m2 of an industrial unit. Problem is that I live on the edge of the city and the nearest cheap space (about £100 per month ) is ten miles away through the city so it would take 40-50 mins each way and all my work is near home or the other way. So I'm better paying the extra and working more to pay for it.
  9. Richard 1234
    Thanks that would be good to see
  10. Richard 1234
    Keep posting the pictures that's fantastic!!!
  11. Richard 1234
    That's a lot of welding per joint, I can't weld so no idea but how come it took so long? Obviously it had to be strong but that seems an awful long time to weld!!
  12. Richard 1234
    Sorry can I just ask what the mulching is like on it please mate as I'm seriously thinking of getting one but I would like to mulch as I try and mulch from mid July to late August as it helps the grass keep the moisture in.
  13. Richard 1234
    Just remember that your daughter needs to see and spend time with you. I say this because my dad worked all the hours God sent him when I was young and I never saw him, not knocking you but sometimes a walk in the park is worth more than that doll/bike, ....... Like I say not knocking you it's good you want to provide and I have to force myself to slowdown work, but I look at my boys now one is ten now the other is eight and I already wonder where the years have gone.
  14. Richard 1234
    Nuclear has to be the most sensible option at the moment as its clean power( and safe here at least it's not like we have earthquakes ) yes there is the waste to get rid of but its small amount in the scene of things) I have to agree I think on the fracking. But the heat and power has to come from somewhere and wind turbines are not the answer
  15. Richard 1234
    When your paying that kind of money out you expect it to be right
  16. Richard 1234
    From what I remember the prices of ifor and brian James are about the same. Quite a wait for the brian James mine took 61/2 weeks to be made but you may find a dealer with one in stock. Mine took longer because it has a full drop down ramp
  17. Richard 1234
    How long have you had it? Will they not fix it under warranty ?
  18. Richard 1234
    Maybe try a brian James trailer. I've just got a 14 ft flatbed from them and the build quality seems better than than Ifor flatbed. Don't know about the tippers but they are worth a look.
  19. Richard 1234
    I think that all the stuff that mankind has done to the earth is not good, bad even in some things, but to say that we have any control over this planet is just too much. The earth was here for billions of years before us heating up and cooling down as it felt like it and it will continue doing so until the sun gobbles it up. In the grand scheme of things we are insignificant.
  20. Richard 1234
    It's not something silly like leaking from either the dipstick or oil drain is it?
  21. Richard 1234
    I've got a load of h and s and risk assessment stuff I could email over if it helps? Pm me if your interested cheers Richard
  22. Richard 1234
    If it is this phenous thing is it bad for the tree. Apple tree may be way off now I think on it as its on the far side of the orchard nearer to the hedges. I will check when I'm passing this week. It was a couple of weeks ago I took picture and I've forgotten. Thanks for all the replies
  23. Richard 1234
    A fruit tree it's an apple I think. I can't remember which tree in this orchard area its on I will check
  24. Richard 1234
    Any ideas what this is please? I have no idea but it does not look good!
  25. Richard 1234
    It does make sense as long as you know what the costs are you can charge for them, it's when you don't know you will have a problem. I have my rate for hour/day/week in my head and I quote from that, if you then go below that the only way is the job centre as you will soon be out of business. I'm probably not quite at the top for my job price wise but I make enough to keep me and mine secure. That's enough for me:)

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