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Justme

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About Justme

  • Birthday December 25

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    Pwllheli, North Wales
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    Firewood, Processing, Trailer training. C1 training
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    Pwllheli

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  1. COST simple as that PLUS all that extra wax type product its coated in.
  2. Me too, but Wales. I was very surprised when I got to site & had to drive through it to get to the wood.
  3. Just looked at one online. Open for 12 hours per day thats £96 per day if fully booked. The one I saw was fully booked all day.
  4. Per paddock. 2 or 3 paddocks to an acre. Charge more for the bigger ones or ones with stuff like agility kit in.
  5. There are half a dozen in the area for a reason
  6. More than you will make running sheep on the same area.
  7. Not so sure about that. I did a processing job on a site that had a few paddocks full secure fenced with electronic access, cameras, secure parking. While we were there they were all in constant use by dog walkers. All booked online, given an access code to the paddock booked that only worked for the time booked. Yes lots of cost to set up, but after that run the sheep in to mow it as needed.
  8. The older 50c130 6 speed, the first gear was more a crawler gear or for when towing heavy. Even towing 3500kg it only needed 1st on a hill. Downside terrible on a damp surface unless you put a tonne over back axle.
  9. 100km BUT not for carrying goods. Only for tools and equipment gor you to use onsite.
  10. They dont normally sell by the tonne. More normal by the crate / m3.
  11. Nope. Until you move the business kit. Then you do.
  12. Dont know of any 4250kg tacho exemption. Under 3500kg exempt or over 3500kg needed it unless another exemption applies. Be that vehicle or vehicle & trailer the limit is still 3500kg. So a 3500kg vehicle towing a Halfords special 200kg trailer need tacho if carrying goods on trailer or in vehicle. There is a small trailer exemption based on the unladen weight of the trailer BUT as soon as you are carrying "goods" that no longer applies. Plus thats for O licence.
  13. There are lots that will tell you that steel containers are def not impenetrable.
  14. Just seems a waste of resources. However I can understand why in your case it was done that way. Or build the inside of a few to spec off site. Then assemble into a bigger structure quickly & clad later.

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