Buying, Repairing & Selling Used Landscaping Equipment - What is Required? 

I seen one of them couple of years ago, a landscaping company from away up in scotland had one working on a new housing development near me, i was very impressed how it made a excellent job of the land it was working on, also the operator on it was spot on

Hi James other nice refurb job 2 handy machines keep the paint work in genuine honest condition Thanks again

Hi James, Rich and Magic Mike, I agree do not paint it leave alone , you can see it's old machinery and the new parts stand out they will be shiny or painted, and as a buyer I would know i's been used but looked after and serviced and parts replaced when needed to me that is a good selling point and at the end when you sell it there will be some profit for you may be £300+ Mike has done a brilliant job , and it will work like a new one. Great video Have a great bank holiday Take care

Great video 😊

I do like a good machinery haul 😊

If I was buying for me - I would blast and paint as I want it for decades. But as you are "Flipping/ turning it over" don't bother - let the next owner sort it.

it would look better sand blasted powder coated but you have to peel it apart put it back together plus get the colour right alot of time and money for the same money

Only twisters paint used kit. Hence I slap a dap of paint on everything I have. Even new kit 😂

My opinion, you’d only paint something to protect it, and extend its life.

If you start painting stuff normally your find something been hidden

Did you get to kivells today

I get the impression that Mike has your face on a punch bag in the back room. 🤔