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Everything posted by roseyweb
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You can re-kindle that dream, I believe that amount is for standard licence, restricted o licence is 3k or so.
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Why not just do the test and get a monster truck? I found it easy and I'm a crap driver Personally, I'm finding the operators licence the biggest hurdle to lorry nivarna Having all sorts of environmental things slapped on my application.
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Been to the fabricators
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Old people pay poorly A I doubt people see a van and frantically scribble down a phone number, although a local number on the side would assure locality
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Keep it simple my next van i will just put a website and no phone number because everyone googles so no point
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Kia's are made in there millions by people who work all day for a bowl of rice. Buy a rio, cut the back of and mount a 230 on it, would be unique
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Any body else having these con men calling? Claiming to have people wanting to buy my business yet not knowing what I do Phone Numbers 0113 419 9994
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Do you load that with digger or skid steer I plan on loading my 12incher when I get it with my digger,
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If you have 2 services then any selector grab will
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My next purchase once doing up the lorry has finished draining my bank balance will be a man size chipper, Vermeer or bandit
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I've just bought a LF45 so far so good, mines the 170 I fear it maybe under powered 11 tonner though, as 7.5 with a crane is to much little pay load See my Hgv Thread
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Vermeer UK announce new BC190XL - Press release
roseyweb replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
I've seen this machine and having it on demo soon, looks impressive although I'm relatively inexperienced in man sized chippers -
Bill was 4,800 odd So 15% We're flat rated, most of the jobs were high turnover not necessary big profit jobs from hiring in lots of kit so I fear we may have been screwed anyway. Sometimes as a small business your to busy working and earning money it's easy to forget. Hurts as that's serval days work for nothing,
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Wait till you get a 721£ fine for paying a bill 10 days late I won't eat this month We're looking to start operating put of Panama,
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USED Wood Chippers, OPICO M10X SKIDSTEER offered for sale £3800.00
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Thanks will watch on catch up after tony robinsons hiking program Sorry for the change of subject folks
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Do you find that stacking front to back pushes the sides out? On my ifor I stack side or side else it puts to much sideways strain on.
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What was that on? could do with some man tv while the misses is working
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ARB Approved/SSiP + CHAS + TrustMark from less than £500*
roseyweb replied to AA Teccie (Paul)'s topic in Business Management
Need to do this, this year -
What size grapples are people running on there trucks not sure what to get?
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Have made purchase Just need to find someone to tart it up for me now
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Can I throw in something else qualification wise? I had a client perusing me to do work for them, one who I imagine many people here also work for, They insisted that I had chainsaw in a mewp quals, I don't. Arb Assoc publications make no note of this and on some trainers websites they state that CS39 covers it
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Shows you should grab a regular cup and hit the large button I usually have a costa machine coffee day There crap and over priced but I'm a lemming
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I use mewps a lot as I'm getting older and fatter Usually for lots of siding up, road side works etc. But very rarely is there a tree which can't be dismantled from rope and harness no matter how manky it is, especially if no rigging or few valuable targets, I think some times people with a lack of experience might get the willies over a tree just because it's dead. Elms are pretty tough too, here's a big one I dismantled a few years ago, proper dead and picused as rotten.
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Best 7 or 8 ton excavator for forestry work ??
roseyweb replied to njtimber's topic in Large equipment
I've used most of the 8 tonners about I've always liked the kubota,
