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You’ve got to ask yourself a question.
Do I feel lucky?
Well do ya, punk?
Do I feel lucky?
Well do ya, punk?
So are you the man that sends a 130hp tractor out with driver for £20 per hour ?That's crazy money for 130hp, be better getting a contractor in.. surely can be done for less?
No.. £45 for bare tractor, £50 with trailer. Old fendt's and mb tracs that have doubled in value in 10 years. They are costing about £3-4 an hour in parts and about the same in labour to repair. Can't see how contractors can make anything much running new premium stuff on hourly rates?So are you the man that sends a 130hp tractor out with driver for £20 per hour ?
Worth more than £18,000 today.Tm 140, bought with 4000 hours for 16500, now worth maybe 18000 with 8000 hours, got a battery and a water pump, depreciation isn't really a big issue but price to change would be
What about tyres, insurance, service work, all this adds up to more than £3 to 4 per hourNo.. £45 for bare tractor, £50 with trailer. Old fendt's and mb tracs that have doubled in value in 10 years. They are costing about £3-4 an hour in parts and about the same in labour to repair. Can't see how contractors can make anything much running new premium stuff on hourly rates?
Mitchy'sWhat about tyres, insurance, service work, all this adds up to more than £3 to 4 per hour
Your right, add 65pence per hour for tyres and 60pence for service work. Insurance cost per hour would take a fair bit of time to work outWhat about tyres, insurance, service work, all this adds up to more than £3 to 4 per hour
So you get about 7600 hours out of set of tyres, And you can do a your service work for 60p , the question is how may hours a year you doing ?, we cost every machine & tractor out from start to finish .Mitchy's
Your right, add 65pence per hour for tyres and 60pence for service work. Insurance cost per hour would take a fair bit of time to work out
Yea, 8000 hours and Mitchy's are at 10%. As you know front tyres last great on the fendt with a proper locking front diff. 600 hours odd each main machine.So you get about 7600 hours out of set of tyres, And you can do a your service work for 60p , the question is how may hours a year you doing ?, we cost every machine & tractor out from start to finish .
Why not add all the costs including insurance together and divide by the number of hours per year, or has that already been suggested?Mitchy's
Your right, add 65pence per hour for tyres and 60pence for service work. Insurance cost per hour would take a fair bit of time to work out
Don’t buy a new one with extended warranty..... cost a good bit over £1 an hour for a service to maintain the cover on our last oneMitchy's
Your right, add 65pence per hour for tyres and 60pence for service work. Insurance cost per hour would take a fair bit of time to work out
Insurance ?313 fendt 2015 - £75,000
Servicing - £1500 per year
Depreciation average £5,000 per year
Tyres - £2000 (ish) should last 10,000 hrs
Maintenance - warranty first 3 years but after that probably put aside another £1500.
@1000hrs a year that's £8.20 per hour. Plus of course....
Average fuel £5,000 per year
Average worker @£15hr £15,000
£30hr for driver and tractor should cover all reasonable costs.
Again these are just my figures feel free to disagree.
Insurance is hard as it's a whole farm insurance policy so there's no break down of how much is each thing costs but if I had to guess probably £500 a year so another £0.50 an hour.Insurance ?
313 fendt 2015 - £75,000
Servicing - £1500 per year
Depreciation average £5,000 per year
Tyres - £2000 (ish) should last 10,000 hrs
Maintenance - warranty first 3 years but after that probably put aside another £1500.
@1000hrs a year that's £8.20 per hour. Plus of course....
Average fuel £5,000 per year
Average worker @£15hr £15,000
£30hr for driver and tractor should cover all reasonable costs.
Again
313 fendt 2015 - £75,000
Servicing - £1500 per year
Depreciation average £5,000 per year
Tyres - £2000 (ish) should last 10,000 hrs
Maintenance - warranty first 3 years but after that probably put aside another £1500.
@1000hrs a year that's £8.20 per hour. Plus of course....
Average fuel £5,000 per year
Average worker @£15hr £15,000
£30hr for driver and tractor should cover all reasonable costs.
Again these are just my figures feel free to disagree.
£10 per Thousand isn't a far off yardstick for insurance.Insurance is hard as it's a whole farm insurance policy so there's no break down of how much is each thing costs but if I had to guess probably £500 a year so another £0.50 an hour.
£10 per thousand hours? where do you get your insurance?£10 per Thousand isn't a far off yardstick for insurance.
2 20.8r38 BKT's were over £800 each last year, so a full set of Michys will be near double your 2k
You obviously have kind land and very little roadwork to get 10,000hrs out of them
75k tractor = £750 insurance cost£10 per thousand hours? where do you get your insurance?
I probably do have kind land compared to others and I certainly don't do much road work. If I were I'd have a Fastrac...
Did OP say why he wanted to know? You reckon he is first time buyer or just trying to justify that shiny new wheels?
You ten quid per thousand in value£10 per thousand hours? where do you get your insurance?
I probably do have kind land compared to others and I certainly don't do much road work. If I were I'd have a Fastrac...
Did OP say why he wanted to know? You reckon he is first time buyer or just trying to justify that shiny new wheels?