Adam
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builder tonne bags? really strong and reuseable.
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thats amazing.
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ahh i see. look good mate
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is there a reason for the chip box not being the entire width of the tipper body? nice truck though.
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thank you for all the comments
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haha, i dont really drink to be honest mate. will be going out after our presentation day in september though with the college lads.
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thank you very much
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My certificates and the like just came through in the post ; Pass Pass Pass i know its not triple distinction but i am chuffed that i have passed and that i am now qualified.
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i cant even do logs as the car isnt taxed so i cant go to the yard. gt to wait untill the 5th day of the month too
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no work :-( . came back from turkey yesterday so nothing realy booked in. not that i have much at the minute. and the other guys i work for hae nothing this week either .
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i hate the rain. good for nothing apart from building trails. cant work or anytihng.
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Well if we are getting the riding pictures out...... here are some of me at the track
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haha, thanks for that huck. but how do you find out what other companies have priced on a job?
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good to hear work is picking up for you will :001_smile: the thing that gets me is figuring out how much the business should be making, profits ect.....
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i found nailers comment really helpfull. i am just starting out , having left college and i go by £150 per man per day. minimum of 2 blokes a day. so £300 plus £50 for fuel/wear and tear ect...... obviously this would change depending on the job ect...... hedges i would price less. large complicated take downs more. but i want to take home £100 a day. my other colleague is also qualified with ND arb and by nptc like me , we are both insured for £5million so both of us want to be making about £100 a day. that leaves £150 to the company...... do you think this is the right way to go about it or not?
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the company i work for occasionally has 2 of the avent ones. a 500 and a 600 series i think. really good bits of kit, they have a topper pallet forks and a timber grab for them i belive. can lift a fair ammount too.
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your dismantles are always on huuuge trees haha. really good job mate.
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thats the one cider and a pasty for £4.00 or something.
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stayed at a b&b for the invitational , camped last time. and will probly camp this time too. we camped at the bike barn or something......few minutes down the road from the track.
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yea i do , i was down for king of dirt , went down again at the start of june. my mate is sponcered by dmr bikes. should be down there again for round 5 at the end of august. and when i got my frame i saw one of the 4130 curtis's. really good, none of the team riders have snapped one yet either. gary is a really nice bloke too got a cup of tea and the lot when i got the frame haha.
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if you do for some reason decide to build a bike , get a curtis. here is mine. hand made in england out of t45 tubing. life time frame warranties. pretty pricey though.
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dean go to Bicycles | Bikes | Mountain Bikes | Road Bikes | MTB Bikes | Bike Parts | Bike Frames | Road Frames | MTB Frames i have been riding seriously for about 4 years and this is where is get all my bits from. they have some really good speced bikes for your price range and a bit more too. well worth a look.
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:scared1:arm looks loverly..... really nice job on the hedge though.
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i saw him, on the a30 on the way to portreath/redruth? i was going down to the track to ride for the weekend. saw some of hs carvings outside his caravan. looked really good.
