I do similar work and enjoy watching others do it ( sad but true ) good job you found the machine as always good to double check .. I left a pair of tripod ladders not so long ago after loading some top soil ….I still haven’t got over it 😠…..as you say it’s good to have decent reliable kit as remember using some right rubbish 30 plus years ago 😀… well done 👍
Cheers, I don't think the sad at all so thanks for watching 👍 leaving tripods must have been gutting and yes years ago some kit was a waste of time, don't buy cheap now for that reason but apparently it's not all bad
Just subbed you Nathan. Jim from J.S.G.S N.Ireland. Have been watching your videos for a few weeks now. Enjoyable. Quality work carried out. I liked the video you did with several clients in close proximity of each other. Regards Jim.
Nice straight line on those hedges/bushes. Big job late in the season i do stuff like that to be efficient. Spent ghe money to have tough equipment. We should give tough jobs to our equipment lol
Cheers and thanks for watching 👍 definitely with you on spending on good kit that doesn't give up on a hard task, gets the job done and earns it's money while we stay fairly fresh and ready for the next job
Cheers buddy, yea the chipper works for me, blades are due for a sharpen on mine as not pulling in like they can do. Blades on a drum not flywheel like the old small chippers so wide cutting area and drags stuff in. These are close to 5k now I think with the 18hp engine but definitely other options similar are available
Cheers and thanks for watching 👍 we normally do a job price but sometimes that works out and sometimes doesn't 😬 this however we worked out a day rate for the 3 of us, was for a friend so he was happy for us to take up to a week but even happier with the 3 days👍 worked out less than local private work but no hassles
Hi love the videos would the chipper be fine with all the smaller green material off the shrubs a realise you prob use the etesia as that's super quick to sort it but would the chipper be fine with it cheers Vinny
It'll take anything that has a stem for the drum to pull through and I bought it for just that reason initially as local to site had closed so was trying to reduce as much waste as possible. Now I just use on the bigger straight stuff where chip is quicker than drag, it doesn't like a load of leaves thrown in, a laurel hedge trim for example and anything with unions or matted together with get stuck in hopper. great machines for the right job and very manoeuvrable. Loads of choice on the market now too👍 good luck deciding
@@LewisgardenservicesLtd thanks so much for getting back to me on this really appreciate it and really impressed with it set up and work ethic av fell behind on upgrading tools over years so this bin big help see this machine in and out the van as a don't want the expense of a tow bar or trailer at the min brilliant thanks
No probs, feel free to ask away if I can help👍I've a trailer but nightmare parking most places, this fits into easily into van and can chip into a few bags and still fit it in so ideal. Keeping tools upgraded can be hard especially when deciding what to get. Take care mate👌
@@LewisgardenservicesLtd just a quick one what's it like with small conifers bits not trimming as a think that would definitely block it ? Like couple foot of new growth or so what's it like with that ?
Hi mate , I have just bought the same chipper as yours for rear access to gardens etc . It’s got a 18 hp and key start . Have to winch it in to the back of my vivaro van , it only just clears the roof ! . How do you load yours into the van ? Like all your work mate . Andrew
Cheers mate, great for access. Take some time to get the balance of it, there is a sweet spot pushing from the feed end where it moves easily. When I first bought was a pig to winch in van, now I take maybe a foot run up to the ramps which puts me half way up then give final push and it's in. New van is slightly lower tho which helps. I have to fold the shoot flap right down and it fits by an inch. Happy to do a video on it, may only be of use to you tho 🤔👍
We have put a set of wheels on the front and the winch is bolted on to a scaffold deal which sits behind wheel arches it works perfect . Only have to take the little top chute off . I thought it would be too heavy to push up on my own if working solo . I have a small trailer with ramp so I might try pushing it up that . Been doing this for 30 years now ! Still enjoying it 👍getting a few battery tools now which are very good 👍have a good day , I’m leaf clearing all day on a site today 🍃
come over hear taking our jobs. Nice three days work They should be happy with the pathways cleared for the cherry picker. Hedges took a brutal cutting back but they still look tidy and as for the shredder it does the job.
Couldn't let you guys have all the fun, plus I heard the breakfast was worth the trip👍 Some of it did take a brutal cut back but will soon green up in spring
@@LewisgardenservicesLtd these are the types of sites I do they are pretty manageable once you get on top of them. Also two years ago my company paid £410 for me to get a picker licence to repair the cladding on the warehouse roof. I passed only to then be told I couldn't do the work because I'm not insured passed 8ft off the ground 🤣
We normally bag the hedge cuttings up but they were happy to have mulched up there and back in around hedges. Would need a shredder really for that type of waste, as the that brushcutter...the swing tip blades don't mind what they go over so make light work of mulching brash. Thanks for taking the time to watch 👍
Sorry folks... I say access, cherry picker and snagging a million times in this video 😂 Thanks for watching tho 👍
I do similar work and enjoy watching others do it ( sad but true ) good job you found the machine as always good to double check .. I left a pair of tripod ladders not so long ago after loading some top soil ….I still haven’t got over it 😠…..as you say it’s good to have decent reliable kit as remember using some right rubbish 30 plus years ago 😀… well done 👍
Cheers, I don't think the sad at all so thanks for watching 👍 leaving tripods must have been gutting and yes years ago some kit was a waste of time, don't buy cheap now for that reason but apparently it's not all bad
Just subbed you Nathan. Jim from J.S.G.S N.Ireland. Have been watching your videos for a few weeks now. Enjoyable. Quality work carried out. I liked the video you did with several clients in close proximity of each other. Regards Jim.
Thanks for watching👍 glad you're enjoying them. I'll try and keep mixing things up with the content. Take care Jim👍
Great video mate, that chicken mayo sarnie looked the business 😀
I can't even remember it😅 good one was it?
@@LewisgardenservicesLtd yeah loads of chicken 👍
@jameswyeth8223 😂👍
Fantastic job.and all the kit accounted for and no break downs or injurys.appy dayz.👍
Cheers 👍 yea that's the main thing at the end of the day. Everyone gets home, the kit gets to work again and the job gets done. Thanks for watching
Loves jobs like that👍🏼
Loving your channel,keep the videos coming 👌🏼
Thanks and thanks for watching 👍 was a good one but the litter was a right pain, needed a pic before during and after really
I’m watching you from west Australia
You're closer to NSW while I'm here in the old fashioned S Wales. Thanks for watching 👍
Done a few trips out like that before but only do now if it's a regular job or a vested interest. Like you said you did it for a friend. Good work 👍
Enjoyed it but was a drag out of the way, local for me all the way👌
Looks great mate. Hopefully regular maintenance will follow.
Thanks, bit too far for maintenance, I like to be local... although the breakfast there may sway me🤔
Awesome job, big site to clear 😱
Cheers 👍 was a big old place for sure, must have walked 100 miles around it😂
Nice straight line on those hedges/bushes. Big job late in the season i do stuff like that to be efficient. Spent ghe money to have tough equipment. We should give tough jobs to our equipment lol
Cheers and thanks for watching 👍 definitely with you on spending on good kit that doesn't give up on a hard task, gets the job done and earns it's money while we stay fairly fresh and ready for the next job
Getting it done mate 💪. Dont think you will be entering the G-national anytime soon though 😂.
That pony don't jump for sure😂
Nice job 👍🏻
Cheers, appreciated 👍 thanks for watching
Great video,as usual, like the chipper,have seen them on UA-cam they look good would you recommend one and how much thanks
Cheers buddy, yea the chipper works for me, blades are due for a sharpen on mine as not pulling in like they can do. Blades on a drum not flywheel like the old small chippers so wide cutting area and drags stuff in. These are close to 5k now I think with the 18hp engine but definitely other options similar are available
Sorry mate should probably wait till the end to comment, I'm not in your profession but like to see how your doing 👍
Thanks 👍👍
Least you got a good day for it not pissing of rain
😎 today is even better 🌞 could get used to this👍
Hi mate, great video. How do you price up a job like that considering the different work carried out and equipment used?. Cheers.
Cheers and thanks for watching 👍 we normally do a job price but sometimes that works out and sometimes doesn't 😬 this however we worked out a day rate for the 3 of us, was for a friend so he was happy for us to take up to a week but even happier with the 3 days👍 worked out less than local private work but no hassles
@@LewisgardenservicesLtd 👍
Hi love the videos would the chipper be fine with all the smaller green material off the shrubs a realise you prob use the etesia as that's super quick to sort it but would the chipper be fine with it cheers Vinny
It'll take anything that has a stem for the drum to pull through and I bought it for just that reason initially as local to site had closed so was trying to reduce as much waste as possible. Now I just use on the bigger straight stuff where chip is quicker than drag, it doesn't like a load of leaves thrown in, a laurel hedge trim for example and anything with unions or matted together with get stuck in hopper. great machines for the right job and very manoeuvrable. Loads of choice on the market now too👍 good luck deciding
@@LewisgardenservicesLtd thanks so much for getting back to me on this really appreciate it and really impressed with it set up and work ethic av fell behind on upgrading tools over years so this bin big help see this machine in and out the van as a don't want the expense of a tow bar or trailer at the min brilliant thanks
No probs, feel free to ask away if I can help👍I've a trailer but nightmare parking most places, this fits into easily into van and can chip into a few bags and still fit it in so ideal. Keeping tools upgraded can be hard especially when deciding what to get. Take care mate👌
@@LewisgardenservicesLtd just a quick one what's it like with small conifers bits not trimming as a think that would definitely block it ? Like couple foot of new growth or so what's it like with that ?
@@vincentsgardens870 pulls it through no probs, will big down when wet and a load of it. Must have some coni going through it on a vid, will check
Hi mate , I have just bought the same chipper as yours for rear access to gardens etc . It’s got a 18 hp and key start . Have to winch it in to the back of my vivaro van , it only just clears the roof ! . How do you load yours into the van ? Like all your work mate . Andrew
Cheers mate, great for access. Take some time to get the balance of it, there is a sweet spot pushing from the feed end where it moves easily. When I first bought was a pig to winch in van, now
I take maybe a foot run up to the ramps which puts me half way up then give final push and it's in. New van is slightly lower tho which helps. I have to fold the shoot flap right down and it fits by an inch. Happy to do a video on it, may only be of use to you tho 🤔👍
We have put a set of wheels on the front and the winch is bolted on to a scaffold deal which sits behind wheel arches it works perfect . Only have to take the little top chute off . I thought it would be too heavy to push up on my own if working solo . I have a small trailer with ramp so I might try pushing it up that . Been doing this for 30 years now ! Still enjoying it 👍getting a few battery tools now which are very good 👍have a good day , I’m leaf clearing all day on a site today 🍃
Been at it roughly the same amount of time then👍 battery gear has been a life saver for me. Have a good one
come over hear taking our jobs. Nice three days work They should be happy with the pathways cleared for the cherry picker. Hedges took a brutal cutting back but they still look tidy and as for the shredder it does the job.
Couldn't let you guys have all the fun, plus I heard the breakfast was worth the trip👍 Some of it did take a brutal cut back but will soon green up in spring
@@LewisgardenservicesLtd these are the types of sites I do they are pretty manageable once you get on top of them. Also two years ago my company paid £410 for me to get a picker licence to repair the cladding on the warehouse roof. I passed only to then be told I couldn't do the work because I'm not insured passed 8ft off the ground 🤣
I really enjoyed it, closed site so no cars or staff to worry about and no small talk to be done🙄 8ft high, that was handy then😂🤔
Wouldn't it be better to put all this through a chipper, and save your kit Louis
We normally bag the hedge cuttings up but they were happy to have mulched up there and back in around hedges. Would need a shredder really for that type of waste, as the that brushcutter...the swing tip blades don't mind what they go over so make light work of mulching brash. Thanks for taking the time to watch 👍
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