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treestyle · 4th October 2007, 05:19 AM

I quoted it, the job will take all day, 7am till 5am on site. based on these hours and my rate for 3 men plus the additional for the nature of the job and that's how i came up with the price.

the methods i contemplated from the start were blocking down or lowering.

i like the idea of a crane, i've never worked with a crane or even seen one in action. i'm a bit weary of using one to remove large sections without having had any experience with them. i have heard of them being being very effecient though, would be something i'd like to involved with in the future.

how much would a 35m crane be worth per hour?

4th October 2007, 05:19 AM	#5 (permalink)
treestyle Semi-mature vigorous tree Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: North Brisbane Posts: 123	Re: lowering BIG blocks. I quoted it, the job will take all day, 7am till 5am on site. based on these hours and my rate for 3 men plus the additional for the nature of the job and that's how i came up with the price. the methods i contemplated from the start were blocking down or lowering. i like the idea of a crane, i've never worked with a crane or even seen one in action. i'm a bit weary of using one to remove large sections without having had any experience with them. i have heard of them being being very effecient though, would be something i'd like to involved with in the future. how much would a 35m crane be worth per hour?