What's machines are about?
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Plasterers1StopShop
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The M-tec M200 will Spray Render and skim. The plaster setup is an additional £460 + VAT
Please let me know if you would like a demonstration or info
Where are you based? Do you have any used machines?
Orangemachineman
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The ritmo l is still the king.[emoji106]
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Danny
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Plasterers1StopShop
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Based in Gloucestershire
We have some used available but the saving isn't much from new to be honest. If you PM and your number I will happily discuss options with you
Orangemachineman
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Should be able to save a couple grand by buying a second hand machine
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Orangemachineman
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Plasterers1StopShop
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True, but it all depends on how new it is and whether its sale under warranty. Each used machine we sell comes with either a 3-6-9 or even 12 month warranty dependant on the condition and age
Orangemachineman
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Some lads don't have 6 grand plus vat.
My mate bought a used G4 the other day for 5 grand no vat.only done a couple of jobs.
Best machine on the market there for a few grand less.
No point hey!!
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vfr12
MOTORC*NT
Still, in this case is 2.5 k savings over brand new! How long until you earn them back? If it takes 1 year to earn 2.5k then yes, I'll go for second hand or if there is really a deal you can't resist, otherwise......
What did you get and what sort of price? Don't think I can afford to lose 7k on a new machineGot mine second hand, I know how to clean it all out no problem now
Vincey
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In the end I got a Ritmo for undisclosed fee , even if you buy brand new though you'll get the money back on jobs mate which ever make you decide to go for.
keithuk
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i still find it hard to think you have a mate
Danny
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Orangemachineman
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keithuk
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i doooo !lol
keithuk
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All good thanks Danny
Danny
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Go straight for the m200. Now we know what we're doing, it's easy to use and will do what you ask of it.
If you've not had a machine ,it's going to be a very steep learning curve but it's well worth the struggle . If you have the slightest doubt about what you're doing with the machine,ALWAYS ring p1ss for help.
It's paid for itself after 3 big houses
If you've not had a machine ,it's going to be a very steep learning curve but it's well worth the struggle . If you have the slightest doubt about what you're doing with the machine,ALWAYS ring p1ss for help.
It's paid for itself after 3 big houses
CeeVee
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Why the undisclosed fee?
Bet you're one of those geezers who don't tell you how old they are
Rigsby
TPF Special Forces
Why the undisclosed fee?
Bet you're one of those geezers who don't tell you how old they are
Geezer lol. Not many in the South knows what a geezer is except an Ascot gas water heater.
Orangemachineman
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Not sure there's anyone around using the m100 for render works as it's used mainly for internal skimming,from what I've heard.
The m200 or ritmo/G4 are better suited for render.
My personal recommendation would be a pft machine.
There the best made machine mate.[emoji106]
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