Quote from: Soupy on Today at 08:24:13 am

$2700 for a charging lead?

That's what he said on Utube. If he had waited a week he could have bought his own back on Ebay for $1k. Maybe that's the reason some EVs don't come with a charging cable. Once your cable disappears you can let us know what was the cost to replace it.

I bought a spare.

£119

https://voldt.co.uk/products/type-2-type-2-mode-3-16a-11kw?variant=47261982654798

11kw 4m long, same as the one supplied with the van.

Buying a scaffold tower could save you money since you're doing a lot of roof cleaning, especially on bungalows in Norfolk. Consider looking for used ones on eBay to keep costs low.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/b/bn_7116015748

I bought all mine from Ebay and then sold them all for the same price later on. Just before covid I could afford a brand new one and have continually added to it. It has paid for itself after a few years because I rent it out to a plumber I know.

I'm looking at £4k for everything, and happy to spend less.

Pressure washer machine, fsc, buffer, hoses, attachments, chemicals, x jet or some equivalent, brushes, buckets, it all adds up

Hi Simon W

OK thanks

Bryan

Here are a couple taken from Google Earth where we work.

The first is power lines at the house. We have to be careful cleaning the upper windows on each side of that power line.  If you look carefully, we can see power lines to the side of the house on the right. Those power lines pass in front of that side window that's open fractionally. That's a no no window for wfp (or any other method) to clean. Why they put power cables in front of that window is anyone's guess. It's unbelievable.

The second of the street shows the power lines down the street to the right. Power cables then divide for house supplies.
The pole to the very right with steps at the top are telephone power lines, They are not dangerous, but obviously we don't want to damage them.

$2700 for a charging lead?