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  1. Will Ingleton
    A wooden, belt mounted holster wouldn't be difficult to make either
  2. Will Ingleton
    Theraband Gold is great stuff for the twang. Bicycle innertube is decent too. If you're any good at sewing you could knock up a pouch out of some old canvas perhaps.
  3. Will Ingleton
    We did have in mind sorting out work with Hi Line, which would certainly warrant the tracked chipper. But we don't have any intention of putting our eggs in one basket, and a piece of kit like that would need to be regularly paying for itself and earning it's keep. This is very much an idea at the moment and we're looking into other avenues of work too. Thanks for your input!
  4. Will Ingleton
    Hi Steve, thanks for your thoughts. Hard truths and outside perspective are what's needed- it's easy to get wrapped up in your own ideas. Yes it would be a 50/50 split. In terms of rates, do you say that based on our area, or is it just a general industry wide issue? I definitely understand what you're saying about being lucky with the clientel. May I ask if this is from your own personal experience doing similar? We're clearly very much in the realms of this being an idea, so this is very helpful in deciding whether it's something worth pursuing. Cheers! Will
  5. Will Ingleton
    Cheers for your thoughts. Most people that we know of who we'd be interested in working for don't have a tracked chipper, so we had been looking at that as perhaps being a bit of a niche/ gain us some advantage. The firms that do have one are very large as tree companies go, and regularly have work (and quickly taking on big new contracts so need extra people regularly) which requires a tracked chipper. A mini digger has been another thought. Perhaps 1.5t. Being able to cut and stack, auger attachment for fencing etc. The quality of our work is high, and so to a point of course we'd hope that in itself would bring us work. Appreciate you taking the time to comment! Will
  6. Will Ingleton
    Hello everyone, Myself and a friend are looking to start subbing as a two man team. We'd be happy to sub into domestic, conservation, forestry and utility work, possibly rail and highways further down the line. We're based on the Cornwall/ Devon border. Looking into equipping ourselves with a tracked chipper. I was wondering if any of you have done something similar, and what advice you might offer to us? Looking back, what would you have done differently to start out with? Many thanks in advance! Will
  7. Will Ingleton
    Hello all. As per title I'm looking to do some work on saturdays if anyone needs a groundie, or help with gardening or woodland management work. I'm based in Gunnislake so local work is ideal, but will travel 45/60 mins to site. Will bring ground saw and rescue kit. Can bring hedgecutter/ backpack blower if required. I turn up on time and don't use my phone outside breaks. Please leave me a message on here for my phone number, or contact me at [email protected] £150 a day. Cheers! Will. CS30, 31, 38, MEWP, UA1 UA2, First Aid, RHS level 2, HCC Advanced Garden Design
  8. Will Ingleton
    Thanks guys. Will have a look at them tomorrow. What type of grease is best for the task?
  9. Will Ingleton
    That's certainly odd! I thought at first that could have been what was happening
  10. Will Ingleton
    Hi everyone, As per title I've got an issue with my 2010 Ranger. If I turn full lock whilst moving, or bump down a kerb I get this nasty crunchy type of sound from the front left of the vehicle. It doesn't happen all the time, but fairly regularly. I've had a look underneath and can't see anything obvious, but I'm not that great with vehicles. Any thoughts are welcome and appreciated, cheers! Will
  11. Will Ingleton
    So much to look forward too! Thanks for the great info. I'll be planning days out around theses places ?
  12. Will Ingleton
    I'll be indulging. Where would you recommend that's local for a real banger of a pasty then?
  13. Will Ingleton
    I see myself as being a Devon crimpy sort of guy I think. Not fond of too much pastry on it's own. I'm learning a lot here!
  14. Will Ingleton
    Is a crimp something different to a pasty? Or is it a 'style' of pasty with less pastry? I have a lot to learn it would seem!
  15. Will Ingleton
    Turns out I have a lot to learn about pasties!
  16. Will Ingleton
    I evidently have a lot to learn about pasties
  17. Will Ingleton
    PS it wasn't too noisy/vibratey
  18. Will Ingleton
    I've used one of their long reach style hedgecutters. Enjoyed using it, and seemed to be a good tool.
  19. Will Ingleton
    I could survive on pasties. Maybe I could arrange some sort of alternative payment with the landlord, pasties instead of cash?
  20. Will Ingleton
    Thanks chap, I'll take a look. Can't be too fussy at this point, just need something to get myself started and settled. Then I can get a feel for what else is out there
  21. Will Ingleton
    Thanks Khriss! Aye, it sure is. I'll make it work, nothing a bit of perseverance won't sort Obviously the ideal is that I'd find something full time straight off the bat. Even if it was only part-time to start, and I fill the rest of the week doing something else as you said I'd be happy. One can only try!
  22. Will Ingleton
    No worries! I'm glad it's prompted some conversation
  23. Will Ingleton
    Thanks Chessa I've done so much back and forth driving from looking at houses now, just want to be there already!
  24. Will Ingleton
    I wouldn't have had it any other way I shall do- Likely there'll be a bit of trial and error work involved I'm sure!
  25. Will Ingleton
    Major restorative pruning and reduction of pears, and apples alike, should certainly be carried out gradually over the space of several years in a controlled manner.

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