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Most polite and efficient way to chase late payment.
IVECOKID replied to mowandgo's topic in Business Management
I Hound them to death ,,,,E-mails ,phone calls ,letters and paying them a FEW VISITS they soon get sick of it ..... Ste -
Absolutely true but worth a try . Ste
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Get the power company to do there legal bit of keeping lines clear and then swoop in and finish job off ........simples Ste
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With the age of internet and super fast 4G mobile you can get the local planning applications e-mailed to your Mobile soon has they are available and this is how SOME scrupulous outfits swoop in on jobs that other firms have spent hours doing the DONKEY WORK then told someone else has got job ...... Ste
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Tip ............. dont leave saws ticking over on hard surfaces ,possible reason for leak . Ste
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Getting away at weekends in summer.............
IVECOKID replied to IVECOKID's topic in General chat
[attach]170643[/attach Love the sit on kayaks too . -
I look after a nursery school and worked at a couple of primary school and all have said no need unless you are in contact with the kids. Ste
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In the brochures they push it has a City van and its turning circle is like a Tx taxi literally so that may explain its shininess to grass. My other option is I have a older model L9 52plate which I bought has a temporary(LITERALLY TEMPORARY blew engine in 3weeks) van while I rebuilt mine after a crash is too whizz the diff out of that but it is a slight whine off that and I am sure that had a LSD ,just don't fancy doing that . Ste
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Yep definitely one wheel drive ,on one occasion parked in machine mart car park it got a light dusting of hail stone and I was stranded !! Have tried some very mild tread m&s tyres but still useless compared to my old twin wheel LDV it would go anywhere with a light touch of the handbrake but that does not work on Iveco either . Ste
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Has much has i love my van IVECO Daily L10 it is possibly the worst van for getting stuck ......................it has a open diff fitted unfortunately and the slightest thing ie wet leaves and grass i am stuck ,embarrassing it is when i have to winch myself off a bit of wet grass . So i have been hunting down off road tyres but they are few and far for 15" rims with 8ply rating but came across these on FLEE BAY item number 271532136211 . Re-TREAD I KNOW BUT ANYONE else know of any others brands . [ATTACH]170517[/ATTACH] Ste
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Well i dont know how you Guys spend your weekends in summer apart from working etc but i try and get away in me Touring Caravan every fortnight after battering me grass cutting and head down to Colwyn Bay and Llanberis Wales for a bit of Kayaking with Fambo . Ste
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Simple explanation is .....if it was turning over slow and earth cable wet then you will find the cable has got hot with load with it turning over slow and bad earth ..hence steam/smoke of wet cable Ste
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Thats me done and back to normal Monday doing Hawthorn hedges [attach]170513[/attach] [attach]170514[/attach] Ste
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You will be cursing them cut up pallets when you get a puncture from them . Ste:001_smile:
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The Christmas fairy came along and wished all the crap away has its near Christmas. Ste
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I have a long reach stihl 4mix headgecutter from new for 6years now and used daily without any issues what so ever,still got same plug in ,original air filter (cleaned regularly) and it starts without the choke all the time but there is only me that uses it and only me that mixes the fuel . Quality bit of kit it is . Ste
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Great idea ,use original one for template for mounting and then the design is endless . Ste
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Crap???? Yes I have burned that too ,nappies burn great but one rolled out once and stupidly I caught it and hey ho received so serious burns to one's fingers being plastic etc ............ Ste
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A change of job title for next 2 days and a welcome change from chasing after lawn mowers and swinging around like a chimp . Digging footings for one of my builders that i look after ,only do about 6 a year ,a wrap round extension and two grab wagons of muck to shift . [ATTACH]170422[/ATTACH] Ste
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It has all the hallmarks of a wind-up Ste
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There is two sides to the story and then there is the truth and its a small world out there and the Arb world is even smaller so in time I think we will be hearing another side to this Tale . Ste
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If you have flashing beacons fitted then light your van up like a council worker and nothing will be said !!!! For ten years I got away with murder on a concrete wagon parking just about anywhere with them "I am allowed to park anywhere lights" Ste
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But your climbing gear is ultimately your personal life saving equipment that should be ultimately your responsibility to safe guard ,leaving it on the floor is asking for trouble regardless of his history for breaking gear etc . Ste
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Very harsh ,hope he not a young family man with a few kids because he is going to get hell of the misses too . Ste
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One of them days..........digger job today,20 ton of MOT and Road chippings to level out and grade ,day start with hideous traffic queue's because of new Runcorn Widnes bridge ,battery gave up before I started on digger even though I loaded night before and customers van had a flat battery has well . Then tyre ripped on dumper probably the crap in the MOT and to finish day off engine mount bracket has snapped on digger (could have something to do with the violent shake when I accidentally put petrol in digger on last Job). Sat with kids now in swimming lessons overdosing on hot chocolate ready for a Long night fixing digger . And folk say its cushy running a business. Ste:thumbdown:thumbdown:
