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If it was already at roadside, maybe. Also, there are ash Hurley butts to extract, and I will be paid to extract the timber. I haven't bought it standing or anything, so I am loath to pay someone else when I can get it out myself. Also it's on 2 estates and there is follow up work, so I need to show that I am capable of getting the job done. I can then maybe buy a small tractor for myself and move the business forward.

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i'd suggest trying another hire company, hire a tractor off a friend or check your pl/el insurance mine is with the nfu and as well as incl. the insurance of my saws and other tools it also includes cover for £50,000 of hired in plant as standard, you may find that your pl/el insurance includes this.

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Thanks Dave. Might be a case of giving NFU on another number. Bit like my bank or HMRC. it depends on the personality of whoever picks up the phone, as to whether you can get what you want. Didn't ask, and they didn't suggest liability insurance as a way through it. When you say £50K of hired in plant, do you mean that you could hire say 10 machines over the year so long as none of them are over £50K, or the total hire cost over the year is less than £50K? Sorry if I sound thick haha

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