Ian C
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Everything posted by Ian C
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Why not drain the chip fryer while your at it?
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Run a relay tipper and isuzu grafter arb truck and a navara for general duties.
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There ok but thsts it. Buy cheap buy twice.
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No there crap.
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And in a 280 degree arc!
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Yes that's about right, good price that for a nearly new machine.
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Go for multi tip. Fast to change and v cost affective.
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Dead trees can be very strong, almost like bell metal! just be v careful and use your own judgment, not others.
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Had one lsst time, great machine, no problems. Would buy another.
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Ian C replied to Honey Bros's topic in General chat
it wont matter to you as you done need spares as you only do 2 jobs a year:001_tt2: -
Yeah that'll scare em sh itless dean
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Fr jones do husky spares, had just as many problems with stihl gear . Husky is better now
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nah, ebay and a new husky.
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I need stop/trigger parts.
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No thanks. i need a new blower but it will be a husky one as i can get parts easier. second hand stihl gear aint worth much now.
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Ian C replied to Honey Bros's topic in General chat
We have done. -
why buy a perfectly good piece of kit and put crap oil in it................cant get me head round that. Oh and using used engine oil aint very enviromently friendly is it.
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singled wheeled tippers will actually carry a bit more, not as good traction though.
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you have made the decision then, now give it time! plenty of guys dont want the hassel of running there own firm and make good living as a freelancer. Get your kit together and offer yourself out, start by putting a thread on here. Good luck.
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Haha
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Same her fortunately, she has stuck by me through thick and thin and all is well now.
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Going back to Gordon, I think you need to make your mind up as too what direction you want too go in, Freelance climber/groundie or make your own business. Its hard to do both well as per what's been said, I wouldn't have a freelancer turn up in his written van and clothing but as a business owner you need that, concentrate on one area and make it work for you.
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I can see where he is coming from, my mate made his wife a 49% shareholder in his garage business...................there now split up and she drains it too hell and there's bugger all he can do.
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No quite true, I'm Ltd and you only need one director and a co secetary......well that's all I have and Co house said it was fine! the rest is spot on though.
