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  1. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    Have fun and let it make a good living what's best to buy first been looking at the 3cx and also the 8026 what's the best option in your personal opinion Jack
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    Have you looked at skarper chippers or hornet? Jack
  3. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    That's a bonny machine is it the 3cx with joystick controls on the armrest?
  4. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    The best way to decide which is best for you would be to watch reviews on both and make your mind up they both have ups and downs to them fixed ones are really awkward but really strong and good grip where as hydraulic are really handy to use but don't have as much grip due to pressure ect is 1.2ton big enough or is is just scrub and brash you use it for? Jack
  5. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    Just get a bit of 3/8" rubber mat cut to size and bolt it on or use carpet just some form of padding to prevent direct contact as it can chip the blocks or crack them or like some say it doesn't bother them i don't fancy taking the risk of direct contact and having to lift sets and replace them. Jack
  6. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    Rather use rubber pad or put half inch of sand over top and sweep the rest off once whacked both work Jack
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    Tbh I've just Googled hammer and sickle as I didn't ever notice it or even know what it means and all it says is soviet communism so still clueless tbf and yeah the rigging one opened my eyes when he cut the huge limb an it just tapped him rather than crush him ? Jack
  8. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    Have you not seen Human on YouTube? Just like what your describing and the best thing with Corey is any mistakes he makes he shows doesn't edit them out Jack
  9. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    What's your budget because Roy Wood Transits in Wokingham have some unregistered LDV v80 tippers with tool lockers for £16k Jack
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    @tim361
  11. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    It might be worthwhile speaking to shavey on here he's got a thread somewhere on saws sorry to hear about the situation Jack
  12. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    Mk7 transit chassis are really well priced and easy to come across and for a body brittip make really good ones ? Jack
  13. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    Everyone is entitled to their own opinion ? It's like I've said I'd do the job i quoted no more no less but everyone is different if they said cut the hedge then fair enough but according to the original post connifer was specified so that's what I'd of cut Jack
  14. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    Let's just agree to disagree that the statement that was made was un/acceptable Jack
  15. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    If you use better vocabulary it wouldn't be as bad thick is a horrible way to describe someone think before type and all of these unnecessary comments could've been prevented. What's the difference making a comment regarding capacity to religion or race? its all discrimination and like I said its a open forum so people can look and browse through it and we're supposed to be professionals do you not do work for schools or supported living accommodations because speaking like that would get you kicked off site we live in a equal and diverse universe now. Jack
  16. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    No bother vesp sounds like a plan ? Jack
  17. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    Calling people thick? If you had a member of family or friend with a limited capacity or even none would you appreciate someone going round calling people thick? That statement of his could of been worded more appropriately and I wouldn't of reacted it is a open forum even something like undereducated sounds better than "thick" Jack
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    OK vesp make sure you keep them thumbs hard ? absolute clown Jack
  19. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    Is there any need to call people thick? I bet if there was a Arbtalk meet up I'm pretty sure you'd be thick with the amount of folk on here who'd show you some respect and possibly a few contusions aswell you've got no respect for anyone! you hide behind a keyboard giving folk grief on here always watching YouTube with a apparent bad back? If you don't want people's honest answers stop asking questions it's as simple as that!! Jack
  20. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    Cba commenting after this if they write specifically what I ask for then job done and if I then change my mind I pay for the extra time not them Jack
  21. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    And I pay them for their time all of it not some of it
  22. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    You've literally just pointed about "Drain Technicians" there are scam artists in every trade Jack
  23. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    I worked on drains for over 18 month no where near as long as eggs and even I know the expense of cameras monitors ect have you tried drain surveying? It's a time consuming Pita and then the reports would you know how to cut the different patches or how to mix resins and what pressure to run the packers at? I think youve got a cheek saying people go out ripping folk off yes it does happen but you also need to consider overheads and running costs everyone is different so don't point fingers unless you've got facts to put in place ? Jack
  24. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    Tbh you have asked our opinions we have gave them any your answer is wright and all ours are wrong all of us successful buisness owners know that there is nothing more expensive than time if they want a extra 5 mins charge for it if you go to a solicitor and they charge £200 pH and I'm there 3hr 4 mins will they charge me £600 or £800 I can guarantee its the £800 we are NOT a charity and its folk who give freebies away who make this dying industry even harder any Tom dick or Harry can cut grass and say chuck some horse shite down but it's the professionals who advise how to properly maintain a manicured lawn and different soil types and even different blends of grass try buying that experience from B&Q or argos!!! Does my absolute F*****g head in when customers expect things to be done for free "oh well since your here you couldn't just" no I can't I can give you a price that's it Jack
  25. Jwoodgardenmaintenance
    The key word there you used is "Assumed"! what were to happen if you "assumed" their rose bushes needed clipped back and you done it but the customer wasn't happy? I know if you have a (good) reputation it would be dragged through the sewers NEVER "assume" anything get it in black or white or it isn't getting done!! You call them scumbags cowboys ect to me there a team of lads who quoted a job done a good job by your admission and because they never chucked a freebie in all of a sudden there cowboys If the customer isn't happy tell them to phone the contractor who carried out the work and tell them not everyone else bar them!!! Jack

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