Hodge
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Everything posted by Hodge
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Good one Ian.
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Dunno mate, I can't wear them as they are too big now as I've lost 2 stone since I got them:)
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In my local for the first time in 2015! I've been off the beer for all of Jan and tonight is a catch up with a mate.
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Doesn't the tax payer make up the short fall there?
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Feel for Ya, sad day mate.
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Surely your running costs dictate a big part of your costs?
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Who is your local dealer?
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I was down about something else, but my local dealer has ordered 4 vtr 230 and I put my name down with him for one. I would speak to your local dealer mate
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Sorry Steve I never thought, it was a flying visit, I stopped over and came back the next day. I'm sure I will be going down again so I will give you a shout, it's a nice part of the world, I had a mooch around Ipswich too.
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No I mean if he's working on the ground would you pay him a climbers rate just because he can climb
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PTO chipper
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Yes, I owned a Scheisling pro chipper on my Valtra, I have used Jensen and greenmech and a graveley chipper too.
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If you try all the choppers and then choose the one that suits your needs and budget. My first experience with a chipper was a TWso when I bought my first chipper that's what I got then I got another and so on.
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But if you have a Groundy who can climb then are you saying you wil pay the same as a climber?
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stowmarket, Suffolk. I have always had Timberwolf, I like the brand and they are well made and British, the 230 is a great chipper, easy to look after and has an excellent cutting system. The roller box and rollers are well made with easy access anvil and blades, a very good chipping capacity and good back up should you need it.
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I've just ordered a Timberwolf 230 VTR, it should be with me the first week of June. I really wouldn't want to go anywhere else. I had a good tour of the factory last week and saw how they are made, they are built to a very high standard.
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Do you charge more for commercial work
Hodge replied to Dryad's saddle's topic in Business Management
Without seeing the job I who knows I would but based on what you say I would be at about £3500 -£4 k plus VAT. -
Do you charge more for commercial work
Hodge replied to Dryad's saddle's topic in Business Management
I'd tell them to bog off and wake the fork up!! Aholes!! -
I like the pfanner grip gloves the best, the palms last a very long time and they wash up a treat.
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From the picture it looks like 30 mins work, done chipped and gone. £120 max.
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On a lawn in front of the house.
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£90-£120 depending on experience
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I spent a few hours chipping for the F/C at Gisburn today, it was dry and a place I've never been to, but will go again and take my MTB.
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Can't wait to watch this!!
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Awesome program, he was well happy when he got to fly one!!
