Yep, that's what I was thinking, too. I know several years ago,
maybe after the hurricane, we had huge amounts of debris. We
paid our tree guys to come out, chip it up and haul off the large
stuff. Seems like it wasn't terribly expensive... maybe $150.
and my guess is it would be close to the amount you would pay to
rent a really large chipper.
HTH,
Jw
"Nonya" wrote in message
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| It may be cost effective to check out your local tree service
company. I
| know that they can grind stumps/ shred limbs, etc. You wouldn'
need to haul
| the thing (shredder)and it's safer (you could be fish chum in
an instant).
|
| Good luck,
| S
| "rac" wrote in message
| om...
| i'm a nc newbie and have just started reading this newsgroup.
here's my
| dilema. i just built a house and i've got a little piece of
woods that
| i've
| been clearing. i've got about 5 piles of brush, each about 4
feet tall.
| i
| don't have a chipper but would like to chip it all into mulch
to keep
| weeds
| down in the woodsy part. i haven't been able to find a
chipper to rent.
| how big a chipper do i need and where might i find one to
rent? the
| biggest
| branch might be 3 inches around. would it be less expensive
to have it
| hauled away? all opinions welcome and thanks.
|
| robin in east durham
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