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RobG 86

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  1. Thank you all for the replies. Just look at doing 15-20 bulk bags a year, we get plenty of wood from the tree work. Keep getting asked by customers. We have space, and just an extra couple of day work for the lads over winter so they don’t lose hours if weather is crap. Thanks again
  2. Thanks Rob. Really appreciate the info. Give me something to look into now.
  3. Good evening all, hope you're keeping well. Looking for people's opinion on if it's worth going down the route of storing, logging and splitting logs to sell as firewood? Not looking to do this on a big scale. What are the best logs for burning/purpose? Would be looking to sell in cubic meter bags, what sort of price would be fair to sell them for? I know this would depend on if it's hard or soft wood. Thanks in advance.
  4. No, very good point. Sorry I didn’t add that in my post. I use the decompression and eventually it starts and yes choke is on, no difference it fuel I mix or aspens. Thanks.
  5. Good morning, looking for some advice on my Stihl MS261. It’s not that old or done that much work probably about 15 hours but I always have trouble starting it. Takes me between eight and ten attempts to get it going, but when it goes it’s not a problem and starts first time once warm. changed fuel filter air filter and spark plug with fresh fuel made sure it’s in summer or winter mode is there anything I can do to try and get it started better? Thanks.
  6. Thanks for the reply. That was my thoughts exactly, but I’m still new in the game. I’m trying to do my research and get advice before doing so I continue to learn an offer for the best results. As for the straight stems. The tree got pruned a few years back and that’s all it’s done is sent up loads of straight stems so that’s what I’ve been asked to rectify
  7. Good morning, hope you’re all managing to stay warm. I’m looking for a little bit of advice, what are peoples thoughts about pruning and reducing eucalyptus in these cold conditions? Thanks.
  8. Good evening everyone, hope you’re well. Due to the bad weather I’ve been asked to look at the damage of an apple tree I’ve gone and taken a look and give my opinion. Not sure they liked what I said. I was just Just interested to find out if your opinion would be the same as mine. Please find attached photos. Thanks.
  9. Yes, I do landscaping and garden maintenance. Done courses for felling small trees and done my aerial rescue, but need someone to help with some bigger jobs and knows what they’re doing.
  10. Good morning all just testing the waters to see if anyone would be interested in a couple of days here and there reducing trees? Been asked by a few customers If I could carry out work on the trees, give a canopy reduction, bringing down 3 to 4 m. in the Northamptonshire area. If anyone is interested, please drop me a message on here or give us a call to discuss further on 079230 80217 Thanks Rob
  11. RobG 86

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    Good afternoon, hope you’re well. My insurance is coming up for renewal and was wondering what insurance company do you guys use? Can anyone recommend? Thanks
  12. Cheers fella will have a look now. 👍
  13. Thanks for the info. That is what I’m leaning towards but thought I’d ask hear first. Would you have a brand for me to take a look at? Quote

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