AlGibson82
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Hi guys looking at changing my body on my transit tipper it's a 2005, currently got the steel body on but looking for Ali one save a bit of weight and tidier! Anyone know of any companies in and around the midlands and a rough guide on price thanks in advance
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Has anyone had their Transit t350 90 remapped? If so are they gains in mpg and pulling worth the investment?
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Not sure if this has been covered before, but has anyone put mud tyres on their Transit? I'm struggling to find any because they have to be reinforced for the weight it carries? If anyone has could you let me know where they got them from please, cheers guys
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Hi, just putting the feelers out for hiring myself out & van and chipper. Ford Transit & Timberwolf 125 Chipper. Operating around Stafford and upto 30 mile radius. If and interest just drop us a message to discuss prices.
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<p>hi just reading your message with regards to self employed groundsman in Stafford. I would be interested in talking about this further. Ive got my 30/31-38/39, currently self employed but always looking for more work so if possible get in touch and hopefully we could discuss further and maybe sort something out.</p>
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<p>Hi, where did you buy it from? I'm going to order from forest and arb can't find any dealers local to me</p>
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After much reading I've decided I'm going to be phoning up tomorrow and ordering one.
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Haha, in all fairness the warranty will stand as much ground from the us as it does in the uk!
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Cheers for that, think I'm going to order one its a much more attractive price!
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Anyone imported the husky 540 from the us? Been looking and can get one delivered with all fees paid for just under £400
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Looking into selling my ifor williams 12' flat bed trailer and buying a tipping trailer, looking at a little chipper and trailer set up as mixed bag of tree work and landscaping, any advice on good little chippers that can be wheeled on and off the trailer as used? Thanks guys
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Upto 4" so that should be plenty I reckon
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Just looking for opinions at what I'm thinking of going for my first little set up, transit tipper 58 plate double cab, timberwolf 18/100g chipper. I know it's not the biggest chipper going but I think it will be ideal for starting me off? What you guys think?.
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Hi guys, anyone looking for another pair of hands on a job? Looking to fill in a gaps round my own work, CS30,31,38,39. I'm in stafford will travel within reason, hard worker and will get stuck into anything. Pm me or call me 07813306374 Cheers guys Alex
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Hi guys, just looking for a bit of advice. Looking into getting my own chipper but would be looking into hiring myself out as van and chipper when I've not got work on of my own. Do you think this would be a way of topping up the diary? I'm in the midlands but would be prepared to travel within reason. It's a big investment as you know so just trying to gage everything before I take the leap.
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Is £179.99 a good price for the go pro? If it is I'm going to treat myself. Many thanks
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This is our newest member 9 weeks old and a little legend.
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Geofix is a good product, doesn't wash out when jet washed and an easy product to use
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So at the moment I run a landscaping company and within that we undertake tree work, I have a climber who I use and I work the ground (eventually want to be climbing myself, I have cs30/31/38) but my problem when advertising is do I advertise landscaping and tree work together or advertise them as 2 separate companies? I only ask cause I think (and this is only my thought) that people will see it as a bit of a jack of all trades? I want to push the tree side of the company more. Thanks for you advice
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Hope you've picked up my email
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Hi guys does anyone use the Kask Super Plaisma helmet? If you do what are your views on it? Many thanks
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As the title says I need to get myself a new helmet, anyone got any views on what to go for?
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Go into your bank and sit down and discuss how they charge you, I got my charges from £55 a month down to £25, they can look into how you pay money in or how you spend and Taylor it to your needs, but it's a joke how much they charge every month
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WOW! Surely the fact he could work out it was leaning that way it would tend to go that way when cut! Some people do amaze me
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Yeah gonna get comfortable in the crown and branch walking then go onto using the saw! Can't wait
