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Nick Connell

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  1. Hi David,

     

    On my PD 400 I've turned off the auto retract setting sometimes for the same reason as when it hits a small cavity or low resistance it withdraws to not bend the needle after around 5cm of reduced resistance. Have you tried that before?

  2. I've got a 28rx. It's an awesome machine! They have always been spot on sorting any trouble with it. Not that it's really had any problems. The first one I had came with a duff battery and had a minor valve issue, once sorted was fine. My latest one has not missed a beat since getting it.

  3. Iam just importing a new boxer from the US. It has a duty rate of 1.7% as it comes under forestry machinery in the HS Tariff code. You get charged the vat when it hits the uk which can be claimed back. You also pay duty on the cost of shipping and insurance. Hope this helps

  4. I think if the job is for a property company in reality it doesn't count for mates rates especially as the mum doesn't live there.

     

    I think if you have a chipper and chainsaw this is a very quick easy job. If you haven't and you have got to cut it all up with a hand saw to fit in a pick up on your own then I can see it taking all day! I wouldn't fancy cutting that trunk with a hand saw! That would explain £200 normal kind of day rate for self employed gardener/ handyman.

  5. Had a break over night. They cut through 7 stock fences to get in and cut down trees to get out! They took my Boxer mini skid steer and attachments, mini digger, trailer and quad bike. Please keep an ear out as boxers are pretty few and far between! My place is near Sevenoaks in Kent

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