Thread: its time to make the turnoff and go down anather road

Originally Posted by disco_mitch

well some might have read a thread on what to do with my life and over the last few weeks i have bought a little tipper truck and a bobcat, now i just have to get some experiance in my machine not someone elses, and get my insurances ext and off i go,
ill be trading as JAAZMOR excavations as i want to get an excavator aswell in about 6months time im so nervous and hoping it works out for me

Mitch,It do,s not say where your from.........whitch state are you in,and what town ??

mate nothing is achieved buy sitting on your rectum ...so "you go girl!!!" all the best mate

cheers

Originally Posted by richard4u2

so what part of this land do live in

newcastle is where i call home

Originally Posted by Barra1

Good on you

It takes more than a little courage to give it a go as you have done. I hope it works out for you - somehow I reckon it will.

yea i do have a helping hand but its still not a small step to take

Originally Posted by Disco_owner

Good Luck with it , I've been looking for a good operator to level out my backyard with a bobcat so new Lawn can be laid down.

I can only pay with beers thou.

pitty i dont drink lol i would have come for a drive

Originally Posted by LandyAndy

Here you go Mitch
Australian Land Rover Owners - FAQ: AULRO Subscriptions
I would think you should be able to claim it as advertising???
Well worth $100 a year!!!
Andrew

thanks andy i will be doing that in the next few weeks

Originally Posted by Grumbles

I have followed your progress and can well imagine your nervous situation. Been there and done that. And if you weren't nervous I'd be thinking there was something wrong. In fact I'd be thinking too cock sure and therefore doomed to failure. But I think you're going to do just fine. You seem to have exactly the right attitude to make a go of it.

I wish you all the success [and financial reward] in the world.

oh its nerve racking went and looked at a job the sarvo clearing and leveling a backyard should be doing it on the weekend ill post pics and how it goes for me im excited but scared lol ill be right,

just spent the last 3.5 days with a 15 tonne exclavator removing 12 ten yard tipper loads of trees (stump of one tree was a load), removed 3 loads of soil, dug up and relaid 70 metres of driveway, added 4 load of gravel, half way through the new shed site and then some cleaning for a unit on stumps. This guy is good, Ive been on the laser stick, driveway runs down 75mm over 40 metres to a drainage point and the other end drops about 50mm to the same point. Just about every time I put the laser staff on the ground he would tell me that it needed + or - by 10 or 20mm and I dont recall when his call was out, his call was by eye from the cab. Damm he was pretty to watch, just not looking foward to the bill.
Best of luck in your new path and may it give you all you seek.
cheers
blaze

So mitch you gunna be the man to call to dig and level our paddock for our 15x12 slab that will need to be made

I hope we are mates so I can call on the rates

Originally Posted by dullbird

So mitch you gunna be the man to call to dig and level our paddock for our 15x12 slab that will need to be made

I hope we are mates so I can call on the rates

depends how far away from me you are,

i went and done a job today had to clear a backyard that was over grown cleared it all into a pile and going back on monday to take it all away and finish levelling it out im hoping we get a bit of rain as it was to dry to work with and ill need it to be wet also had to pull a tree out and make a ramp out of the back of the shed it looks pretty good to

Good luck with the bobcat, you should do alright in Newcastle. I have a house just out of town at Thornton and visited the area a couple of weeks ago, the area looks good, very busy, I hadn't been there for a five years and was surprised at how the Newcastle area has come along.

Cheers Gazz

Originally Posted by Gazz

Good luck with the bobcat, you should do alright in Newcastle. I have a house just out of town at Thornton and visited the area a couple of weeks ago, the area looks good, very busy, I hadn't been there for a five years and was surprised at how the Newcastle area has come along.

Cheers Gazz

by newcastle i assume you mean the suburb im actually from mt hutton but consider even thornton to be newcastle