Show us your Arb Diggers please.

[Jwoodgardenmaintenance]

Does this seem  genuine? ? price includes vat and 2 new geith buckets? ? ? 

 

Jack 

[Matthew Storrs]

6 minutes ago, Jwoodgardenmaintenance said:

Does this seem  genuine? ? price includes vat and 2 new geith buckets? ? ? 

 

Jack 

Fairly sure that is a regular on eBay- I certainly saw it about 4 months ago and deduced that it was a phoney- far too cheap for one thing, where is it located?

[Jwoodgardenmaintenance]

1 minute ago, Matthew Storrs said:

Fairly sure that is a regular on eBay- I certainly saw it about 4 months ago and deduced that it was a phoney- far too cheap for one thing, where is it located?

It says its in Liverpool I know its 12 years old but it hasn't seen a days work by the looks on it and their keen to deliver it once they've recieved payment in full 

 

Jack 

[Matthew Storrs]

5 minutes ago, Jwoodgardenmaintenance said:

It says its in Liverpool I know its 12 years old but it hasn't seen a days work by the looks on it and their keen to deliver it once they've recieved payment in full 

 

Jack 

Only it never gets delivered! Phone them up- suss it out, but That is very cheap- too cheap. 

[Jwoodgardenmaintenance]

1 minute ago, Matthew Storrs said:

Only it never gets delivered! Phone them up- suss it out, but That is very cheap- too cheap. 

The seller has no feedback what so ever thought it'd of been too good to be true 

 

Jack 

[doobin]

That one is always doing the rounds. Total scam. 

[Matthew Storrs]

13 minutes ago, Jwoodgardenmaintenance said:

The seller has no feedback what so ever thought it'd of been too good to be true 

 

Jack 

If it’s too good to be true it usually is!?

[Jwoodgardenmaintenance]

5 minutes ago, Matthew Storrs said:

If it’s too good to be true it usually is!?

Looks a tidy machine aswell 

 

Jack 

[doobin]

13 minutes ago, Jwoodgardenmaintenance said:

Looks a tidy machine aswell 

 

Jack 

If you’re thinking about getting a digger, the most profit (for normal work, especially landscaping, but also small scale clearance jobs) is in a mini digger. I have three from 1.2t to 2.7t and I can move them with a normal 3.5t trailer, no haulage required. Some great finance deals around at the moment. 

 

Head on on over to the plant talk forum if you’re interested- planttalk.co.uk

[Jwoodgardenmaintenance]

7 minutes ago, doobin said:

If you’re thinking about getting a digger, the most profit (for normal work, especially landscaping, but also small scale clearance jobs) is in a mini digger. I have three from 1.2t to 2.7t and I can move them with a normal 3.5t trailer, no haulage required. Some great finance deals around at the moment. 

 

Head on on over to the plant talk forum if you’re interested- planttalk.co.uk

That's the machine I normally hire for £60 a day but sick of paying hire fees finance won't be much more but I've got a poor credit history I was offered to buy it for £16000 with vat as a deposit but got refused by finances due to credit rating I applied for finance on a bobcat e10 but couldn't even get it in that I hire one for £40 a day but its been abused so to much play in pins ect and everyone else only has little kubotas or jcbs and I really dont like the controls on them really need my own machine as It's dead money hiring I'm going to look at that other forum now cheers ?

 

Jack