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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Swivel within Brush
« Last post by Spruce on Today at 09:21:14 pm »Nothing wrong with that bush, he brushes the dog off with it after it’s been in the river.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Electric vans
« Last post by Perfect Windows on Today at 08:31:20 pm »Decision made.
Waiting for response from the people involved in running a cable across the pavement. Local council has no policy available yet so, bizarrely, my request seems to have come as a total surprise to them and panic has ensued.
Pleased to find there's a £350 grant towards crossing pavements, which is nice.
So, the next change of vehicle will be to an EV. Soupy's advice about having run them and been more than happy has helped - ta!
One debate now remains. Get a vehicle insanely cheap (4 yo, below £10k) that will do a day on a charge or get a vehicle reasonably cheap (4yo, £16k) that'll do a week.
Vin
Waiting for response from the people involved in running a cable across the pavement. Local council has no policy available yet so, bizarrely, my request seems to have come as a total surprise to them and panic has ensued.
Pleased to find there's a £350 grant towards crossing pavements, which is nice.
So, the next change of vehicle will be to an EV. Soupy's advice about having run them and been more than happy has helped - ta!
One debate now remains. Get a vehicle insanely cheap (4 yo, below £10k) that will do a day on a charge or get a vehicle reasonably cheap (4yo, £16k) that'll do a week.
Vin
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Swivel within Brush
« Last post by Slacky on Today at 08:15:03 pm »Nothing wrong with that bush, he brushes the dog off with it after it’s been in the river.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Swivel within Brush
« Last post by Bungle on Today at 07:13:24 pm »For the love of god. Please tell me you aren't using that brush?
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Commercial
« Last post by Bungle on Today at 07:11:15 pm »I don't think Oliver is that 4rsed what we think to be honest. He hasn't logged in since the OP.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Window and Gutter Van for sale
« Last post by Smudger on Today at 07:06:18 pm »Wouldn’t touch a 2011 vivaro at any price (personally been bitten by them)
Good genny- good vac - just how used it all is
My top offer would be 3k
Good genny- good vac - just how used it all is
My top offer would be 3k
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Window and Gutter Van for sale
« Last post by dd on Today at 07:03:47 pm »Gives no info on mileage or service history so I would stay well clear.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Window and Gutter Van for sale
« Last post by Ascjim on Today at 04:57:15 pm »I didn't notice the VAT! I will message him and see what he can do on the price.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Window and Gutter Van for sale
« Last post by Ched on Today at 04:06:52 pm »It's 6K plus vat! Looks to be well used!
There is a 2007 VW Transporter Van with wfp kit in Thame (oxford way) for £3.5k ok so a bit old and over 200k miles but had a fair bit replaced. It's on the other forum
There is a 2007 VW Transporter Van with wfp kit in Thame (oxford way) for £3.5k ok so a bit old and over 200k miles but had a fair bit replaced. It's on the other forum
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Window and Gutter Van for sale
« Last post by Stoots on Today at 03:42:41 pm »6k plus vat .
I sold a similar van last year for 2.5k minus the equipment.
Van prices area mental so maybe it's reasonable in todays market but looks like a rusty old bag of poop to me.
I'd rather buy a cleaner van and find some second ha d gear in better condition
I sold a similar van last year for 2.5k minus the equipment.
Van prices area mental so maybe it's reasonable in todays market but looks like a rusty old bag of poop to me.
I'd rather buy a cleaner van and find some second ha d gear in better condition