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Sorry just seen your message. I bought a shed loads of kit from a guy who was a college drop out but had seemingly bought every item of climbing kit under the sun...! It's all brand new so don't know what he was playing at really.
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For all those that wanted some photos of the Protos helmet I have for sale. Here it is, sorry for not getting them on earlier. £140.
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In my opinion I would take it down to where the previous cuts have been. You shouldn't really go below by too much if you can help it.
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Stephen. Why do you say 'only go self-employed if you can confidently say I can do that without seeing the tree'?
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Nice photos muttley thanks. Lovely little truck. That's exactly what I'm after! The supercab does makes sense and like you say as long as it's not a silly long journey then an extra groundie can hop in the back should you require it. My mind is well and truly made up.
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I have one for sale brand new if anybody is interested. Green and grey colours, looks badass. PM me 👍
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Muttley have you got a photo of it you don't mind sharing?
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Very difficult to find a decent one though. They're priced much higher also. Give me a shout if your selling one by the way.... 👍
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I really like the look of the Ford Ranger supercab for this purpose. I was looking at the rear end and looks like you get more buck space on a supercab compared to a double cab as well. Any other make/model recommendations for this set up?
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Yes please do, if you could snap a pic of it I would really appreciate it. I have emailed them anyway so let's see what they say.
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Eggs. Do you know of a company who could fit it as it looks like this company will only fabricate the tipper body...
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Thanks I will contact them now...
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Has anybody converted a regular Ranger supercab to a tipper? Who did you use? (Recommendations, closer to East Anglia the better however I am willing to travel) What did you pay? Advice? Thanks,
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We ain't all blessed! If I look at my accounts through my current beer goggles I can just about afford a mog...
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Please share your wisdom skyhuck. What do you run?
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There's a hell of a lot of these about. Ok sometimes they're seen as gipsy vehicles but what's the main reason for why so many purchase them? Is it money based?
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Haha, the Ranger stereotype is a workaholic! That's a new one 😩🔫
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Can any of you guys put pictures up of your Rangers whilst you are all in one place.... Interested to see what mods you have....
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A yard is absolutely essential in my opinion also, especially should you want to increase volume of work. Does anybody offer an increased rate depending on work volume or log sales?
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95k miles on the clock and a new gearbox! That could be seen as both a good and a bad thing I'm sure!? Warranty is up so yes will be at my expense....
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Well looked after is what I'd expect for a landy to go for a long time. It is a 09 plate what I'm looking at so not old really.... How's available are you finding parts these days?
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Yes exactly that Mendiplogs... Your thoughts...
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Now I'm on a Land Rover thread, how many miles do you guys think a 130 has in her before she starts becoming a liability. I'm being offered one with 95k on clock fully arb boxed up. Any thoughts on what to look for maintenance wise.... Cheers
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Yes much agreed. I was more talking of the small space just for a little storage of machinery and equipment. I now have a rough idea on what would mutually benefit both parties so thanks. 👍
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I was thinking £120 would be a fair price to keep both parties happy. £365 does seem very steep, think I would be looking elsewhere.
