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    Andy, does finger sign mean like you sign for a parcel type thingy?
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    What does everyone use as a confirmation of a customers acceptance when booking a job in? Does anyone use a written form that shows agreement between contractor and "Client"? I know we can ask bigger organisations for official orders but what about private Clients?
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    <p>Hi Barrie, have you worked on any of the Kubota ride on's either g18 or g21's I am thinking of getting one and wondered how they were? best regards Tony</p>

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    <p>Hi andy, hows it going? are you mad busy? Tony</p>

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    <p>Hi there, how much is the tractor please? Regards Tony</p>

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    Is it Convalescing after having a side case transplant??
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    Paul, why must it be a tree officer that nominates you? Regards Tony
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    Mewp

    Burytreeman replied to simonm's topic in Cranes and Mewps

    Hi simon, it cost me just shy of 22k. I must admit the "toy" factor was an influence. I seem to use it spasmodically it has spells of work and gaps of non use. If I was an accountant I would say sell but it doesent eat much and can make some jobs really easy and safer. If your not too far from bury your welcome to come and have a look! Regards Tony
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    Mewp

    Burytreeman replied to simonm's topic in Cranes and Mewps

    What do you define as a narrow acess one Simon?? I have a teupen leo 15. Tony
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    135 mtrs
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    <p>Justin, is your lawn flight machine the same unit as the video clip? regards Tony</p>

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    What is a dumpy bag? is that a builders bag??
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    <p>Hi there, I hope you don't think I am being too cheeky but I was wondering how you got on the la framework for clearing and what the rates are for that type of work. ( I am in bury as my name suggests) Thanks for any help you may offer Tony</p>

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    Pete, isent it time balmers held such an event?? Best Regards Tony
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    <p>Hi steve, hows it going?</p>

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    <p>Hi there, I noticed your Chas approved.. Is that hard to get?? regards Tony</p>

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    What did it cost for that grab with rotater setup Cod??
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    From the way you present it it appears the "BOSS" is wanting it all ways. employ people on a self employed basis, (which means they are to supply their own tools to do the job), You don't mention if the winch was checked lolered (which it should be as a piece of lifting equipment) or the circumstances of the incident, age and condition of winch etc. It sounds to me like there should be a compromise somewhere in all this. If your mate wants to continue working for this chap could he purchase and use his own winch? Rarely are these things black and white. Meet the Boss halfway seems reasonable and certainly worth a try! ( I make the comments as a Boss BTW) Things can break every day that's why the Boss builds overheads and contingencies into each job. If itw wilfull neglect or damage your mate should offer to pay.. that's my two pennyworth....
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    <p>Pete, I have a leak on my greenmech fuel tank. (plastic tank on a 19-28 ) is it a relatively cost effective option to fit a new tank? the housing appears to be all bolted on.Itsleaking from the site glass boss but to be fair the plactic tank is fairly twisted and warped. Not sure how that happened. Best Regards Tony Wilkinson</p>

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    Hi there, whats the cost please? regards Tony7
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    Dick Leigh now had a van delivering and "handing over" parts and repairs personally. I am in the main a husky man, however I do have stihl saws as well. They are well built Reliable and rarely break unless worn out or abused. Maybe its time to end this stihl rant and just get on with the job. We use saws professionally for a living. If it breakd get it fixed! if your so reliant on a particular saw buy a spare.. Simples....
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    Hi all, so a kindling machine just does the splitting right? I never knew that..
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    We havent moved far awau from Moats and drawbridges have we. And to be honest a device that squirted boiling oil would be an attractive proposition too!!!
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    <p>Dean, how does the text alert system work? ias it expensive?? do you have someone who installs security stuff for you? i have a small mewp (15m Teupen) and am now worried... Cjeers Tony</p>

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    Dean, you cant do that thats your wifes Job!! lol

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