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Started this discussion. Last reply by jason fitzpatrick Aug 13, 2012. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Hello peopleMe and a mate have just brought a Red Rhino concrete crusher to hire out as a seperate business to my garden maintenance business, but it got me thinking, I have quite a few garden…Continue
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PRO Memberjason fitzpatrick replied to jason fitzpatrick's discussion Plant hire
"Thanks for the replies,
No problem with the delivery/collection of the machines as l would do the smaller stuff and my partner would do the larger machines as he owns a haulage company.
The servicing/inspection would be done by us.
We are…"
Premium SupplierPeter Woolnough replied to jason fitzpatrick's discussion Plant hire
"Hi Jason,
There is a lot to think about as Gary has pointed out.
I have been hiring equipment out for the past 6 years.
I would suggest joining the CPA or similar as you can then use there hire terms and conditions which are well proven with…"
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"Have you costed this out to take account of deliveries, breakdowns/failure, abuse and importantly any liability insurance you need? Have you a competent person to service/check it over after every hire ?. Remember any damage or injury resulting from…"
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Plant hire
Hello peopleMe and a mate have just brought a Red Rhino concrete crusher to hire out as a seperate business to my garden maintenance business, but it got me thinking, I have quite a few garden machines and tools, mowers, chipper, scarifier etc that I could hire out as a add on to my garden maintenance business.What I want to know is, is there a market for small garden machine hire. I have never hired any machines myself just wondered if anybody has and what garden machines/equipment people…See More
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- At 19:00 on August 25, 2012,
PRO MemberPhil Voice said… Hi Jason
Thanks you so much for your kind donation to my mowerthon. It really is appreciated:-))
Kind regards
Phil
- At 18:38 on January 24, 2010,
Pro DesignerKerrie John-The garden design Co said… - He does have the black button nose and 'look' of a Bassett Griffon Vendeen. Here is a pic of Chester who is one!
- At 18:09 on January 21, 2010,
Pro DesignerKerrie John-The garden design Co said… - Hi, what breed of dog are you? Have one that looks similar.
- At 20:12 on December 16, 2009,
pete said… - I've seen the videos on the Jo Beau site but when I looked at the 200 on you tube .... next to it was one of the Eliet Major - home made vid - but no comparison - I've got to start saving up for the Jo Beau.
I don't know whether or not you were 'given' that kit with the... 'small mowing round' or not Jason but you look nicely set up --- Have a good Christmas --- Pete.
- At 16:21 on December 15, 2009,
PRO Memberjason fitzpatrick said… - PS there are videos on you tube of the 200 and 300
- At 16:19 on December 15, 2009,
PRO Memberjason fitzpatrick said… - Hello to all.
The Jo-beau 300 is an excellent machine. I've used it on all types of hedging and branches and had no problems and it is just tall enough to fire the chip straight into the back of a transit tipper or into a wheely bin, so no shoveling waste off the floor.
- At 23:00 on December 14, 2009, pete said…
- Hi Jason – I see you have a Jo Beau 300! - I've been trying to find out how well.... or if the Jo Beau will take hedge clippings at all.
Chipper/shredders have been discussed on the site a bit and I think folk reckon the Eliot Major to be the most suitable in it's price bracket for general maintenance work ie: hedge and shrub clippings and branches up to 50mm or so.
Some chap was asking the question “which chip/shredder” on a lumberjack site - they basically told him to just get a chipper – less chance of it blocking I think they said.
I can't stretch to a 300 – it would have to be the 200 (9hp).... what do you do with yours Jason and how well do you think the 200 might cope? ---
- At 16:12 on December 12, 2009,
PRO MemberPhil Voice said… - Hi Jason
Welcome to LJN - I hope you find it useful.
Kind regards
Phil Voice
- At 15:15 on December 12, 2009,
PRO MemberGraeme @ BGS said… - Welcome Jason to the LJN site.
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