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Posted
  On 23/04/2024 at 06:21, doobin said:

If you can get £750 a day for two groundsmen why do you even need to ask and why don’t you have your own digger already?
 

 

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It's good money I know but customer wants it done quickly as possible hence the 4 men and don't have a digger I'd love one but belive it or not still can't afford one I hire them as don't get many jobs like this that often 

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  On 22/04/2024 at 21:00, gdh said:

£650 is what comes to mind not including any machinery but it depends if you're looking at it as a harvesting job or something else. And location, speed etc.

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That’s the wages sorted then.

Possibly.

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  On 26/04/2024 at 07:59, Mark Bolam said:

That’s the wages sorted then.

Possibly.

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He said the machinery is separate I thought?

 

Edit: My mistake, maybe the chipper was included. My £650 was just what 2 on saws and 2 labourers would be locally if they were decent.

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  On 26/04/2024 at 08:09, gdh said:

He said the machinery is separate I thought?

 

Edit: My mistake, maybe the chipper was included. My £650 was just what 2 on saws and 2 labourers would be locally if they were decent.

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4 people for 650? Where is the profit ? Going to cost 500plus a day if they are on minimum wage before saws, ppe transport etc

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  On 26/04/2024 at 09:25, Pete Mctree said:

4 people for 650? Where is the profit ? Going to cost 500plus a day if they are on minimum wage before saws, ppe transport etc

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I'm just answering based on what I was charged last year by some self employed (and to be fair very good) fellers when I needed some extra help. They were £180 average and labourers are £100-120.

 

Usually I'm one of the ones going out so that's my profit, I said £650 to cover other costs and obviously they'll be some more on the machinery.

 

I would usually charge per ton or for the job anyway but this job sounds quite unique.

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The day rate including the 4 men and chipper plus profit machinery hire is separate sorry should have probaly said this at first.

  On 26/04/2024 at 12:19, gdh said:

I'm just answering based on what I was charged last year by some self employed (and to be fair very good) fellers when I needed some extra help. They were £180 average and labourers are £100-120.

 

Usually I'm one of the ones going out so that's my profit, I said £650 to cover other costs and obviously they'll be some more on the machinery.

 

I would usually charge per ton or for the job anyway but this job sounds quite unique.

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