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How much a year are you spending in expenses, diesel, poles, water etc etc. I remember the days it was pittance.
Quote from: zesty on January 13, 2024, 09:28:01 pmHow much a year are you spending in expenses, diesel, poles, water etc etc. I remember the days it was pittance.Between £7500-£8000.it used to be around 2k a year when trad
Quote from: dazmond on January 14, 2024, 09:49:45 amQuote from: zesty on January 13, 2024, 09:28:01 pmHow much a year are you spending in expenses, diesel, poles, water etc etc. I remember the days it was pittance.Between £7500-£8000.it used to be around 2k a year when trad Really
Quote from: zesty on January 13, 2024, 09:28:01 pmHow much a year are you spending in expenses, diesel, poles, water etc etc. I remember the days it was pittance.Between £7500-£8000.it used to be around 2k a year when tradHow much of that would you attribute to having a hot water system instead of cold? I got the impression your round was quite local and "tight"? Mines no where near that. Of course the biggest expense in this job seems to surround the vehicle so could be that.
Surely Dazmond has paid off his van by now. Isn’t it 6+ years old now?
It's getting expensive just running a van now.I've just done the brakes of my van for MOT. The parts alone were nearly £450 and I didn't replace the hand brake shoes. They didn't include labour, as I did it myself.3 years ago, I bought 5 new Pirelli tyres. The cost was £80 per tyre, including balancing and casing recycling. I need to replace 2. They are now £129.95 for the same make. The grip isn't that good on these Pirelli's. Continentals are £150 per tyre.