Most popular delivery method ??

[Stephen Blair]

I reckon running this place, being a full time climber, husband and dad might have something to do with it:thumbup1:

[ad15]

"Re: Most popular delivery method ??"

 

well that's easy,,, heicopter of course,,, not sure what the ladies like,,,, it;s just a tad expensive though.....

[chaffey]

Boulters of Tadley are just building me one similar to the one above with 500mm sides and divider to carry two cubic metres. Should be back next week if you want me to post a pic.

 

Yes would be good to see it. Will be waiting:thumbup1:

[Steve Bullman]

Steve why have you packed in the firewood

 

I reckon running this place, being a full time climber, husband and dad might have something to do with it:thumbup1:

 

yep, what stevie said

[davetaz]

I use only barrow bags but haven't used any other mechanism for deliveries. All seem happy with it so far

 

How many people have tried different methods, I would guess it depends on what vehicle you have and what works for you rather than the customer?

[Joy Yeomans]

i would suppose type of area plays a big part, we are in a very rural area with people having large ddrives to tip loads on so majority of tip loads etc, but in an urbanish situation nets rule i would think, i know of one of our wholesale customers over nottingham way, he sells in nets only.

Edited July 13, 2010 by Joy Yeomans
missed a sentence out in haste of typing

[Rob D]

Vented log bags with a my little swing crane - although it's making a few grumbling noises these days....

[Dave Martin]

How many people have tried different methods, I would guess it depends on what vehicle you have and what works for you rather than the customer?

 

Thats the point .. I am going to buy a vehicle to suit delivery method which I think will be Barrow Bags, so maybe something with a tail lift ???

[Steve Bullman]

why not get a tipping trailer with ramps, that way you can do loads, or barrow bags

[Dave Martin]

why not get a tipping trailer with ramps, that way you can do loads, or barrow bags

 

I`ve been at the Yorkshire Show today looking at that option but then I will still need a vehicle to tow it as the orange transit van has the wrong image and the BMW 335 sport would struggle in the wet