@@LewisgardenservicesLtd Anyone can cut a tree to ground level with a chainsaw - not really much skill in my eyes - chain brake and pull a trigger. What about actually making so that something new can be planted or built on the area? That's the skill/effort!!! Thumbs down.
If everyone could do it I'd be out of a job I guess, happy to hear your thoughts tho. Why would I dig them out if the customer didn't want them out and how is digging stumps out more skilled than safety using a chainsaw? I'd say far less skill swinging a mattock at stumps for a few hours, I've done and do do both so know exactly what's skill, what's effort and what's wasted time doing something I'm not asked to do. Cheers for the thumbs down tho
Great video Nathan. I am going to steal your technique. Take all the rubbish off whilst the conifer is still standing, then cut into logs as you go. You made it look very simple. I am going to ask what everyone wants to know but daren’t mention! What sort of price should one charge for a job like that with waste away, leaving the stumps in the ground. Obviously a rough guide. All the best.
Cheers, often tackle them in different ways but this worked well for this one. This was £260 and although only a few hrs in total it was one and a bit loads away and my van is not the smallest. Hope that helps 👍
I was watching wondering how much i would charge and i was at around £250. I have the chipper so waste would have been ran through that then tipped at my local allotment for free and wood to my brother who has a long burner.
@@carl8035 I guess just everyone would have a different price but this seemed fair for the amount of waste, I have seen similar jobs done where a skip gets brought in and that must add a load on. I think efficiently getting it done and waste away is the key. Thanks for watching 👍
To echo some of the other comments shame to see it go. I love nature being a gardener as I'm sure you do too but work is work eh. Good on ya checking for birdies. I don't mind getting rid when plants are dead obviously or past their best but I always try to preserve where I can. But this is the difference between work vs pleasure. Customer wishes and all that. Money in the bank
Cheers 👍 just the fella wanted it gone for ongoing maintenance reasons, he was a great chap and I wouldn't want to see him do it. I gave that hedge a 20min check for nests... definitely nothing there
Hi, I used three on this job Stihl battery top handle 161t and then the 200cb. Petrol was the echo es 310 basic petrol I think,all great saws in my opinion. Thanks for watching 👍
10:23 definitely job done 🍿🍿quality. Seems a shame though cutting a conifer down that seems so we'll looked after. Did the customer want a change. Also hello Rhod 🙋♂️
Cheers, fella well into his late 80s bought a chainsaw to drop it, we work for his son and he got us in due to the amount of waste. Nice hedge just on the go list for maintenance reasons. We did tell the gent we'd tell no one we took it out and he could take all the credit 😅
Very therapeutic watching that 😂 i like those sort of jobs. Simple work, good payers and nice job satisfaction. How long did it take you? Did you chip that waste?
Cheers and thanks for watching 👍 All in all was maybe 3 hours work, waste went into van and onto yard to sort at a later date. My chipper doesn't like small chunky bits of conifer ( greenmech cs100)
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Great job great channel liked and subbed good luck to you mate 👍
Thanks 👍 much appreciated 👌take care bud
Customer said give it a hard trim... 😀
Yea...just that😂🤔
You didn't fancy digging 'em out?! Or was that customer wishes to cut at ground level?
Dig them out😬no thanks 😅 cheers for watching 👍
@@LewisgardenservicesLtd Anyone can cut a tree to ground level with a chainsaw - not really much skill in my eyes - chain brake and pull a trigger. What about actually making so that something new can be planted or built on the area? That's the skill/effort!!! Thumbs down.
If everyone could do it I'd be out of a job I guess, happy to hear your thoughts tho. Why would I dig them out if the customer didn't want them out and how is digging stumps out more skilled than safety using a chainsaw? I'd say far less skill swinging a mattock at stumps for a few hours, I've done and do do both so know exactly what's skill, what's effort and what's wasted time doing something I'm not asked to do. Cheers for the thumbs down tho
Great video Nathan. I am going to steal your technique. Take all the rubbish off whilst the conifer is still standing, then cut into logs as you go. You made it look very simple.
I am going to ask what everyone wants to know but daren’t mention! What sort of price should one charge for a job like that with waste away, leaving the stumps in the ground. Obviously a rough guide.
All the best.
Cheers, often tackle them in different ways but this worked well for this one. This was £260 and although only a few hrs in total it was one and a bit loads away and my van is not the smallest. Hope that helps 👍
Thanks Nathan, appreciate your honest answer.👍🏻
No probs, what you recon on price?
I was watching wondering how much i would charge and i was at around £250. I have the chipper so waste would have been ran through that then tipped at my local allotment for free and wood to my brother who has a long burner.
@@carl8035 I guess just everyone would have a different price but this seemed fair for the amount of waste, I have seen similar jobs done where a skip gets brought in and that must add a load on. I think efficiently getting it done and waste away is the key. Thanks for watching 👍
Great video nicely done
Cheers 👍 thanks for watching
To echo some of the other comments shame to see it go. I love nature being a gardener as I'm sure you do too but work is work eh. Good on ya checking for birdies. I don't mind getting rid when plants are dead obviously or past their best but I always try to preserve where I can. But this is the difference between work vs pleasure. Customer wishes and all that. Money in the bank
Cheers 👍 just the fella wanted it gone for ongoing maintenance reasons, he was a great chap and I wouldn't want to see him do it. I gave that hedge a 20min check for nests... definitely nothing there
Sweet arse saw by the way, that looks lush. What make is it model no. Etc? It's a Stihl something is it?
Stihl 161 and 200 battery saws. Echo 310
Hi Nathan, good efficient work 👍 yes shame hedge had to go. View isn't so nice now. However no more maintenance for the cusomer. Enjoy your weekend 😊
Cheers and yes, I think that's definitely the reason the hedge had to go👍 have a good weekend too
blimey that chainsaw sounds so pathetic.
It might be😅
Good job. What model of chainsaw do you have? can you do a review?
Hi, I used three on this job Stihl battery top handle 161t and then the 200cb. Petrol was the echo es 310 basic petrol I think,all great saws in my opinion. Thanks for watching 👍
10:23 definitely job done 🍿🍿quality. Seems a shame though cutting a conifer down that seems so we'll looked after. Did the customer want a change. Also hello Rhod 🙋♂️
Cheers, fella well into his late 80s bought a chainsaw to drop it, we work for his son and he got us in due to the amount of waste. Nice hedge just on the go list for maintenance reasons. We did tell the gent we'd tell no one we took it out and he could take all the credit 😅
@@LewisgardenservicesLtd 🤣 on his way down the bingo Hall with bragging rights. Fair play to the old boy
Definitely...I bet he would have cracked on with the job too, I'd be pleased to be that nimble at my age🤔😅
@@LewisgardenservicesLtd can't say I'm looking forward to getting old maybe I'll buy a ride on mower instead of a mobility scooter 😀
@@jonathanbell7752 earn while you make your way to the shops👍
The hedge screened the ugly cinder block wall which is now in full view.
It did and I'm not sure what's happening with the area going forward but our part is done👍
your not digging them out then,or was that not priced for.
No, not asked and not priced for...just gone. Thanks for watching 👍
What did you do with all the waste? Your new trailer?
Access was an issue so in van and on yard for collection at some point 🙄
Hi Nathan Nice job Thanks again
Cheers 👍 thanks for watching
Very therapeutic watching that 😂 i like those sort of jobs. Simple work, good payers and nice job satisfaction. How long did it take you? Did you chip that waste?
Cheers and thanks for watching 👍 All in all was maybe 3 hours work, waste went into van and onto yard to sort at a later date. My chipper doesn't like small chunky bits of conifer ( greenmech cs100)
Top work as always pal grate job
Cheers 👍 thanks for the support
@@LewisgardenservicesLtd know prob pal Iv had the stihl 362 saw out all day not been on it for a long time I’m done in 😂😂
Bet you loved it tho👍💪