Anyone branch out into doing guttering?

[felixthelogchopper]

ATC 1983, spotted it today and thought of you.

 

Could be a go'er......

 

[Ian C]

Nice one Mick! can just see it now "Gardeners, gutter fitters and scrap metal dealers":lol:

[Mick Stockbridge]

The funny thing is I'm gonna call him tomorrow and see how much he wants for the caged sides......they'll look alot better than my greedy boards.....

[Ian C]

Yeah but all the tarmac just falls out.

[felixthelogchopper]

The funny thing is I'm gonna call him tomorrow and see how much he wants for the caged sides......they'll look alot better than my greedy boards.....

 

We didn't do too bad loading it up on Thursday

[easylife]

Dont forget the tennis balls to put in the down pipes inlets so you get a call back fee at a later date

[ATC1983]

Don't mock, think I destroyed two people's cable connection today with my strimmer. Was doing a building front of three flats in a terraced house, and one of the wires got tangled around my strimmer.

 

I've put the wire back against the wall and said nothing - the property is for rent so it shouldn't be too bad, as a new tenant will probably end up getting the cable engineers out again, but it's a real lesson to be more careful and how easy it is to wreck stuff.

 

In saying that I'm using my mower now for most work where I had used the strimmer and qualcast before so it's much quicker.

[sloth]

Nothing like a secret public admission of guilt!

[Mick Stockbridge]

Smart move on the mower front......phew, you had me worried there for a mo. Now what about that top o the range truck...you interested?

[felixthelogchopper]

Don't mock, think I destroyed two people's cable connection today with my strimmer. Was doing a building front of three flats in a terraced house, and one of the wires got tangled around my strimmer.

 

I've put the wire back against the wall and said nothing - the property is for rent so it shouldn't be too bad, as a new tenant will probably end up getting the cable engineers out again, but it's a real lesson to be more careful and how easy it is to wreck stuff.

 

In saying that I'm using my mower now for most work where I had used the strimmer and qualcast before so it's much quicker.

 

So you think it is ok to damage property and hide it? The real lesson would be if you had owned up and had to sort the damage out.