not for sale sorry
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Everything posted by not for sale sorry
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just rang them for a 1 sheet 2.4m tall and 1.2m wide its £145+vat might as well just get a sheet of ali!!
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not shure mate need do have a measure up really, i would go for white so i can sign write it i would build a steal frame and attach it to it, go to a scrap yard mate get some steal tubing buy an angle grinder and some bolts and make away
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how much is it a sheet then mate? quite interested in using that for mine looks good
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that's pukka Justin just like the rest of your service
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no such thing as a quick get away in a mog
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thats what i do when i go price a job
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i think every1 on here is addicted to tree work on here, i said to the misses ''do do think i am sad because i am obsessed with my job''? she said ''no its rare you get some1 that loves there job''
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flowers, chocs and a book nice a simply and she cooked pie and mash
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how about getting a second opinion?
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if i was you mate i would save some more money upto £4000 and you will get a great truck, instead of somthing that will run for a while then need some work doing to it, i got a 53 plate ldv crewcab tipper for £4000' i was like you wanted one for £1500-2000 but relised for that extra 1000-1500 you can get a much much better truck heres mine
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like shrek said mate its what you want from the job, we all charge diffrent rates for diffrent things and in diffrent areas.what do you think your worth? don't forget running costs wear and tear insurance costs and danger risk! don't you just love coni pricing always more than what you thought there would be good luck mate and welcome to the forum!
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i pay £50 and i am in east Sussex, the guy that does mine is my old nptc lecturer. got mine in two weeks
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in my opinion you wont find a top handle saw like that unless you buy a 200t again, you only have to go 5-10miles somewhere and you will find a stihl dealer, you cant do that with any other saw really, even husky, so when you brake a part on a solo top handle saw and have to wait 48 hours for the part and put the job of for 2days, or you could always buy solo or husky or what ever and use your old 020 as a back up just incase you do have to wait 48 hours, just my opinion i only use stihl like you and though they have gone up in price AGAIN i will still buy them, i have also mulled over buying another cheaper saw but for the reasons above i bought a brand new top handle 200t the other week
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Buying my first saw and want peoples opinion.
not for sale sorry replied to mikedrums69's topic in Chainsaws
i would buy this only £16.50 - Stihl chain saw -
good effort mate bet your well chuffed!!
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another leaf to that growing bow well done mate
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fair play mate
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that grant payed for my cs 30 i think but i did my cs30,31,38,39 all in 1 month so i payed for it in full. good luck with the funding they wont pay for all of them just one of them i think keep us posted on how you get on
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were did you get that from? my dealer has not got any i dont think?? i just bought a brand new ms 200t yesterday and had it out down in the woods 2day trying her out, i love new tools!!!!!!!
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nice mate, random qu but were did you get your high sides from? and how much were they
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who just opened the can of worms like above mate try be-for you buy, everyone has there own view on something and we all have different body shapes and sizes, try using a few harness in a tree first, when i bought mine i just tried it hanging on a hook, and now i climb in it quite allot i don't really like it i wont say what it is because you might like it, the only way you will now what you want is by trying, i would say a 45m rope is a big rope to be pulling through small trees i have about 3 diffrent ropes all diffrent sizes, but i started of with a 35m rope you will find that extra 10m in a rope will wear your old arms out @ first good luck mate and welcome to the forum
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they were probably re diverting the electric lines to there new home if you get me.
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you could of got him doing a lunge at least
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here you go mate this is the head office i through my number away i had got this from google The Prince's Trust Head Office is: 18 Park Square East, London, NW1 4LH, Tel: 020 7543 1234, Freephone: 0800 842842 - Fax: 020 7543 1200
