Ian C
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You sniffin sommat? it was 1200 quid a few pages ago! Rag week is it!
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Thanks, where would these fit then on the hydraulic lines going to the spool block? I take it I would need 2 as well?
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I have a rotating log grab for our small telehandler, it has a diverter valve to switch from grab to rotate, the problem is the rotate side is far too fast, can I add something in the system to slow that side down without too much hassle ?
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Where did you get it from?
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No problem mick, I know it doesn’t happen often but your only human !
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Do they have any Bisson there? Heard there rather tasty!
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That’s a 220 mick, I had one years ago, that was a good old skool machine but know nowt about the 1928
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Not wrong when you say pricey! Can you get GB bars in bigger sizes? Above 25”
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What’s people’s views on the1928, what the in feed like on them compared to the Arb range?
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Debt collection in the current climate .
Ian C replied to steve@black's topic in Business Management
And when they don't pay on time what then? you 5% down and still late, nah fuc that price is what it is and payment on time or I will hound them. I did that for another firm and it still took me 45 days to get it so lost on both sides. -
Debt collection in the current climate .
Ian C replied to steve@black's topic in Business Management
Persimmon are a pain in the arse fir me, alway chasing them. -
Debt collection in the current climate .
Ian C replied to steve@black's topic in Business Management
I get fucked off with the commercial side, 3 firms owe me money now, not vast amounts the largest is 4K but it’s for wrk done in March! Then one phoned last week to see what discount I can give on a quote I did in April, nothing I said as I’m happy to loose it. -
How’s the Pred doing Stefan, any problems ?
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But the 150 has a much bigger engine!
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Had one as was and was like a Forst chipper, great when it worked but was unreliable! Wouldn’t touch one again. It was a petrol by the way not a battery saw.
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I don't blame you Rob, I sell very little on there now as the costs are silly and like you say there are too many people taking the pee.
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So who would you have as PM ? Don’t think they have done a bad job to be honest, imagine the cluster fuc under corybin and Abbott!
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This is a good thread, yeah name and shame as long as I ain’t on the list ? bar chain and sprockets are consumable items, it’s amazing how many people actually think they should last the life of the saw! Rob do you stock a good range of the GB bars fir the common saws as I want to swap onto them as ours wear out ?
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Got them today mate, thanks.
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You cant charge more just because you use a tracked machine, a tracked machine will get to places better than a wheeled one is as simple as that, cons are you have to be careful on grass where as a wheeled machine is a bit more forgiving (depending on the operator) no punctures as well with tracks.
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And is it not a pleasure taking it of me ! I agree with joe, cracking service.
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I would bin the green teeth and have the multi tip , green teeth are a pita as you end up wearing the nuts off then there a pain to undo and the teeth are a pain to sharpen, MT teeth are fast to change and your only changing 2 teeth not all of them so in-fact there more cost affective!
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Yeah you cant even get an MOT so it may take a while!
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500+VAT is fair for a proper firm to do it.
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Having it at home will possibly be a problem and you are supposed to have enough room to turn round and park properly, probably get away with it at the right property but in an estate I would say not. You could have your "operating centre" at a local farmers and park at home but then your at the mercy of your neighbours as if they grass you it will be gone! be better doing a deal with a local farmer and parking on a farm.
