craig
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Don`t know, it came up in the similar ads part after looking at the other advert.
Hmmm looks like a CW? type hitch? German or Dutch often use them, the whole advert could be one for the scam thread
Hmmm looks like a CW? type hitch? German or Dutch often use them, the whole advert could be one for the scam thread
GazCro
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To be fair hyd hitch is usually extra 1k from dealer so at 16k it's £500 quid under new price from what I'd expect to pay
Lancs Lad
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What an idiot. Next April for new one if you know the right folk. Interesting to see if some mug buys it.How’s this for a chancer? Nigh on 11k….PLUS VAT!
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Furniss
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I have a 2018 u17 with 700hrs on ..... only done 100hrs in the year or so I've had it ....quite tempting to cash it in (esp as I dont like it) as just now french values would be iro 18k€ but next time I have an indoor job I dont want to be buggering about at hire shop 
and I have a good few buckets/breaker/ripper etc for it which you don't get when you hire something.
I have never bought new machine so dont know how it works but it might be worth ordering a new machine now if delivery is 12 months as if signed for and deposit paid or whatever then it could actually be worth more when it arrives
and I have a good few buckets/breaker/ripper etc for it which you don't get when you hire something. I have never bought new machine so dont know how it works but it might be worth ordering a new machine now if delivery is 12 months as if signed for and deposit paid or whatever then it could actually be worth more when it arrives
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
keep the breaker, ripper and whatever you want and flog it with the basic couple of buckets like everyone else ('cept OllieI have a 2018 u17 with 700hrs on ..... only done 100hrs in the year or so I've had it ....quite tempting to cash it in (esp as I dont like it) as just now french values would be iro 18k€ but next time I have an indoor job I dont want to be buggering about at hire shop
I have never bought new machine so dont know how it works but it might be worth ordering a new machine now if delivery is 12 months as if signed for and deposit paid or whatever then it could actually be worth more when it arrives
) .... and have a new one https://www.machinerytrader.co.uk/l...-kubota-u17-3-mini-up-to-12000-lbs-excavatorsoh and HTF do you get a 1.7 through a doorway ??
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GazCro
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One of the things driving values here and possibly bringing a lot of not very old machines onto the market being changed for new is 130% tax relief for ltd companies. If you are someone who is 12 months into a 3 or 4 year finance deal on a machine you could actually be saving money buying a new one at the minute.I have a 2018 u17 with 700hrs on ..... only done 100hrs in the year or so I've had it ....quite tempting to cash it in (esp as I dont like it) as just now french values would be iro 18k€ but next time I have an indoor job I dont want to be buggering about at hire shop
I have never bought new machine so dont know how it works but it might be worth ordering a new machine now if delivery is 12 months as if signed for and deposit paid or whatever then it could actually be worth more when it arrives
Furniss
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Wouldn't have another without driving it firstkeep the breaker, ripper and whatever you want and flog it with the basic couple of buckets like everyone else ('cept Ollie
oh and HTF do you get a 1.7 through a doorway ??
Nah it goes in nearly everywhere ....in winter we usually do a fair few barn / renovation floors .. most have decent openings only had to hire a micro once since we moved here.
Storrsy
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He’s not the idiot- it’s the mug that buys it as you say!
Storrsy
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Well one thing we can sure of is dealers new prices aren’t going to go down. However used prices might. So if you don’t use it much and can cope without it for t next 12 months I’d say now would be a good time to do it.I have a 2018 u17 with 700hrs on ..... only done 100hrs in the year or so I've had it ....quite tempting to cash it in (esp as I dont like it) as just now french values would be iro 18k€ but next time I have an indoor job I dont want to be buggering about at hire shop
I have never bought new machine so dont know how it works but it might be worth ordering a new machine now if delivery is 12 months as if signed for and deposit paid or whatever then it could actually be worth more when it arrives
JD450A
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New will plummet if/when the crash comes...... When the Music stops playing the liquidators start slaying
Giles
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Hg2702
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What a fantastic word
Lancs Lad
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What would that have cost new? Doesn't seem bad depreciation.
GazCro
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Double edged if you claimed full tax relief and ur putting it through books you'll end up with a tax bill unless you've bought another.
Giles
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He’s retired
hiluxman
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Storrsy
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If you sell all your assets when you retire aren’t you subject to tax on the resulting ‘income’.
Giles
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I guess you sell them privately and then write them off in a timed run down?
Furniss
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If your the labour part of your turnover is below a certain level here then you are not subject to tax or plus value on your written off assets when you sell up apparantly
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Brendan
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Just need someone on here's accountant
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