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  1. We are a family run forestry contracting company with 35 years of experience. Available for all mechanized harvesting operations in the east of England. Modern machinery, fully NPTC qualified and insured, Please give Ade a ring with any questions on 07711538236.
  2. Morning everyone, I'm based in Kent, covering kent, sussex, Surrey and Hampshire. We are charging £12-15 per ton depending on clearfell or thinnings. Bunched according to bucking in the wood ready for forwarding. £55-65 per hour, again depending on thinning or clearfell and distance to the landing, bunched into a trailer or bin or to a central landing. But Id prefer to clearfell and bunch to a landing rather than thin. Transport costs depending on distance and job size. Email me at [email protected], or call 07790032573, prices exclude VAT. Kind regards David
  3. Hi Everyone, just looking for some advice... Id like to become a Timber harvester operator and im trying to find out how to go about this, it seems that getting training, passing a test and finding a job is extreemely hard - if not impossible! i cannot find anywhere that actually provide training courses for this machine? i have working in costruction for 4 years and hold CPCS tickets for excavators and other heavy plant so i do have some experience in operating machenery... can anyone help with where i can go for training, or know of any company taking on apprentice operators? mank thanks in advance
  4. Hello I have a large area of woodland to thin in the west midlands, I am looking to contract in a timber harvester and forwarder to undertake a large percentage of the work. For the contract I am looking for quotations based on price per ton, for further information please contact 07724194775. Thank you
  5. im interested in finding out more about doing the correct MO units for forest harvesters and forwarders, haven't had much luck around the south east (sussex/Kent) and wondered if anyone knew about it ? or is the best way to learn by getting on the machine first ?
  6. Hi, i am an excavator operator looking to get employment in the south west england, i love the idea of working out in th forests and even hope to one day transfer across to timber harvester operating. Does anybody know of any large timber harvesting companies in the south west? perticulaurly wiltshire. Many thanks in advance Gord
  7. Hi, I am looking for work. Does anybody know of anybody looking for a harvester or forwarder operator??
  8. We are looking for somebody with a harvester to potentially help with a large woodland thinning between 200- 500mm. If anybody is interested please contact with rates. Thanks
  9. Evening all, I have looked at a few trees in Marlborough and was thinking of getting in either a harvester or an excavator with a grab (big-ish that will weigh 20t and lift 2t) Can someone quote me for a days work with machine and driver. It would be pollarding 6 willows and either stacking them or putting them on a fire, there is very good access for large machinery, or if anyone has any other ideas that would be appreciated. Cheers Moosie
  10. Hi folks, I understand Biomass Equipment Ltd are organising demonstrations this week of the Plaisance Gallotrax 400 at the following locations. I just had an invite to attend the Berkwell, Coventry and Swansea dates but the invite says its ok for anyone interested to come along is very welcome so long as they contact the Biomass sales team and turn up with PPE consisting of hard-hat, hi-viz, safety boots and safety glasses. From what I understand the machine is a track mounted (14t) biomass forestry/scrub harvester. Thought I would pass on the info on to you guys on the forum. 25/01/2011 Newcastle Forestry 26/01/2011 Berkswell, Coventry Gorse 27/01/2011 Pellergaer Woods, Swansea Forestry 28/01/2011 Tichborne, Hampshire Scrub Biomass sales team contacts: Sean Reilly 07826 866 211 Tony Gilholme 07826 866 213 John Foley 07966 154 465

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