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We are looking for a groundsman to help with tree works, hedge / shrub trimming and waste clearing in the Waterlooville area. Chainsaw certificate and driving license preferred but not essential. 02392591138 07849790565
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Greetings -- I have a long (150') and rather high (10-12'), and rather wide (8-10') hedge on one side of my property. Trimming it is not an easy job. Part of the problem is the ground. One one side of the hedge, the ground is level, and firm. Fine - straightforward. But...on the other side of the hedge, the ground either (i) slopes down towards the hedge, or (ii) is 12-18" higher than the ground that the hedge is rooted in. See attached. I'm seriously considering the purchase of a good 'tripod' (arbor) ladder, with an adjustable extendable leg (specifically, a Hasegawa ladder -- local dealer). What I can't suss out is how to use said ladder for either scenario (i) or (ii). About the best I can come up with is to try to build up a block of some sort (say, cinder blocks) under the hedge, and then put the leg of the ladder on it - with the top of the cinder block being so many inches above the ground. Any other options spring to mind? Cheers....
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Hi, Let me introduce myself, Andrew, Firefighter and I run a small gardening concern, over the past year, seem to be getting more into hedge work. Although I have the petrol tools, husquavan chain saw, steps, tripod ladders etc. I have no chipper, an at the moment have no plan to buy one. My problem is bag to rubbish up with. If somebody can help, I have 1 ton bag, however his gets too large and heavy to me on my own, does anyone know any supplier wher I can get hold of large plastic sacks, very large, with strength to match, I've had no luck only too small sacks, waste of time has to have certain capacity. Your knowledge and advice would be much appreciated. Andrew
