J The Tree
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How is it tacho/operators license exempt?
J The Tree replied to Paul Smith's topic in Business Management
The tacho exemption applies to the use you are putting the vehicle to, we run 7.5 tonners all on exemptons. -
How is it tacho/operators license exempt?
J The Tree replied to Paul Smith's topic in Business Management
As the vehicle is over 3500kg it must be tested at one of the VOSA test stations- on the day of your test you can ask to have the vehicle tacho exempt, a simple self explanitory A4 form to tick a box and sign at the end ( go for the Forestry/agricultural Box).BUT being over 3500kg you will need an Operators Licence, albeit a restricted one (orange disk) -
Just swap to standard 16" rims for shogun 3.2, shed loads on ebay, paid £120 for 5 rims and reasonable tyres.
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Hi Mate , one of my chaps has pulled a sickie for monday( he will be out of a job at end of week!!) need to cover for him- will have to start yours on Tuesday- call me
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In receding order of size; U1600 Mog, Iveco 49 10 4x4 tipper, 300tdi Disco, SWB Shogun Commercial,TD4 Freelander
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The make of winch is called COME UP:scared1: Google it you will get one much cheaper, does the job, not recomended for day in day out winching though
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Recently purchased a few bits of equiptment from Holland and Italy, their economies are suffering also, consequntly the respective dealers are offering tempting discounts- UK dealers should be able to take advantage of these and pass them on to us. In my own case it more than made up for the poor exchange rate
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Think the washing line suffered the same fate:scared1:
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Scrap it and buy a Shogun:001_tongue:
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Yep, low range , manual rear diff lock, free wheeling hubs at front, 70 on the road
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Iveco 40 10 4x4?
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Dean, you wont need a rubber sheet( unless you have a rubber fixation:vroam:) the first one we built using GRP, the body is nearly 14 years old now and the chap chips into it with a 18 inch Morbark and looks almost as good as new
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Ive just orderd a load of alloy planking off servicemetals to build a chipbox for our Mog, each panel will be 2m wide by 2m high- the planking comes in 20cm strips and slots together to give a smooth finish- hope to post pictures of the body build as it progresses
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Sorry forgot to add, the GRP panelling we have used is called dry freight- you can buy the alloy edging and finishing strips from both suppliers also- very easy to use a good weekend will see the job done-
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Look up servicemetals.co.uk- will supply the Glasssonite you require or another company we have used called C.V.R, lost their details so may need to Google them. 11mm Glassonite is perfect for what you need
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Have a 3.2 DiD SWB auto, one word- SUPERB:thumbup1:
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One end of rope, bowline and tie your own prussik- plenty of free-climbing and a sharp pair of spikes:001_tongue:
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Hi Steve, Can you please mark the green unimog that richard curteiss is selling as SOLD- Im the new owner:001_tt1:. Regards Jon
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Arbocultural Job adevertised in Walton-on-Thames
J The Tree replied to haggismuncher1984's topic in Employment
Done a lot of work for Witley over the years- don`t think you will have to work too hard for your money: -
Superb machines- had one push along Little david and two self propelled Promark- 25hp Kohler would outgrind 1625 Rayco for fun: but dangerous in the wrong hands scared1:
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Thought you were joking mate when you said you were selling the Iveco- oh well a bargain for someone:001_tt1:
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K.P.M.G are the appointed administrators, best to contact them direct at nearest local office- hope this helps
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Blue Nun and Dairylea !!
