testcricket01
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Everything posted by testcricket01
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must be catching i pulled my back out in a fitness triathlon at the weekend really suffering with it at the minute
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we have a 27hp dan equip hydrostatic drive machine, we have some ramps to load it onto the land 130 tipper and the transit tipper with ease, got the ramps off ebay for 70quid second hand never been used bargain for these. http://www.theramppeople.co.uk/ramp/home-and-garden-ramps/folding-ramps/trp624-pair/280
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The actual reduction in size is spot on, i think you thinned the remaining crown out to thin by the pictures, but it will come back good job for a newcomer
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Well said the lowest we go is £400 plus vat a day for 2 men and chipper but 500/600 plus vat is the normal rate we get. Which is a fair price for a good days tree surgery we feel.
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That is true but the transit is to big for most of the places we go thats why were getting rid of it and we have bought a l200 going to put a tipper on it at some point. Then we have the landy tipper that gets in most places just.
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We would get a mog tomorow if we had the right work for it but 90% of are work is domestic so not really any need for one.
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Ahh makes sense, handy set up looks so much better with that back on!
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Looks very smart! You not fitting a roof?
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Nice work adam, not the best weather for it today either.
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Here is part of the fleet. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Nice vid. Dont think id trust that home made jib on the telehandler though! Keep the vids coming
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Used my 200t for first time today steve after you sorted it 110% better cheers we have another sickly 200t that needs your help soon then maybe porting of a husky 3120
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Usually there is more money in small jobs because you can do several in a day easy work hardly costs anything to do them, bigger jobs should be the same but rarely get them as someone will go in cheap to do it let them struggle and learn the hard way i say, bigger the job the more hassle usually.
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certainly is but i dont want to port mine long as it works its all good
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looks like my 200t is back working again just lemme know the account details and how much ill get it paid for steve
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ive hired a 25ton city crane, 25ton normal crane and a 50 tonner before. all will reach over 25meters what you need to work out is how much you want to lift at that reach, with a 25tonner you would still be good for a ton maybe more. as for cost i cant remember the 50 ton but both the 25 tonners are £360+vat for the day. well worth the money. get a crane company to visit the site and they will ask you how much you want to lift and they will tell you what size crane you will need.
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Nice vid, bet your glad you didnt have to rig it all down.
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Nice work, big tree glad you had good weather for it!
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that certainly would have been the problem then
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I would price it for worst case and then add more on, if you get the job you want to be able to make good money from it if you dont get it then you didnt want it for cheaper money!
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Another possible convert!
testcricket01 replied to RobRainford's topic in SRT (Single Rope Technique)
Ive had my wrench for couple weeks now used it for a few jobs and only really now finding my feet with it really it is good i do like it for speed as for anchoring i try to get the throw line as high as possible and base tie you can always get a sling and crab higher up as your final tie in if needed. -
We will be in contact with you soon peter to get a pro tipper fitted to it some point.
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I had herd they were pretty good offroad i dont think mine will be going offroad properly but its nice to no you can.
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New truck we have just bought for me to run around in instead of the transit 2010 with 3255 miles on the clock Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Id look to go up the beech its caught up in and dismantle the failed one
