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  • October 29, 2005 at 8:05 am #12902
    goosegreen
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    Could any one with an up to date Sios disc let me know if:
    854254015810 is a good model number I am after a price for a Spray Pump Motor and as I havn’t looked at the machine not sure if its one of those horrible Askoll types.


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    Goose

    October 29, 2005 at 9:50 am #152191
    Dave_Conway
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    Re: WP Spray pump Motor

    Part number is 481236158334 at £75.55 ex VAT list.

    It is one of them horrible Askoll one’s but the replacement won’t be 🙂

    Dave.

    October 29, 2005 at 12:09 pm #152192
    goosegreen
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    Re: WP Spray pump Motor

    Thanks for that Dave
    Connect are listing it as £57.80 and because its a fully intergrated I might get the Job.

    Goose

    October 31, 2005 at 9:10 pm #152193
    goosegreen
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    Re: WP Spray pump Motor

    Cust just called and accepted my Quote do you think my price was about right?

    Part £68.00 Inc
    Labour £47.00

    No vat involved

    I dont know why, But with some jobs you know you have a good chance of having the quote accepted,
    And with others you just know you are wasting your time!


    Goose

    October 31, 2005 at 9:33 pm #152194
    jeremy
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    Re: WP Spray pump Motor

    to cheap imho 😯

    October 31, 2005 at 10:18 pm #152195
    goosegreen
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    Re: WP Spray pump Motor

    I asked this question because I was having a look at the labour rates poll and my charges seem to be at the lower end of the voting so £47 for a 30 min job 5 miles away seeemed reasonable to me. I am lucky as I have no competitors for miles who are willing to do dishwasher let alone the intergrated stuff and I seem to get a steady 8 to 10 jobs a day.

    October 31, 2005 at 10:28 pm #152196
    admin
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    Re: WP Spray pump Motor

    Without teaching anyone to suck eggs ……….

    Labour charges are very specific to your own circumstances. As long as you add up all of your expenses including wages, admin. stationery, it, phone bills, rent , rates, fuel, tax, vehicle costs etc. etc. and divide it by the number of jobs you do, then you arrive at a cost per job.

    Whilst you will have to average this it’s the only way to determine whether your labour charge is going to make you a profit. Whilst an individual job may look profitable you must do your figures over a month, month on month.

    This is covered elsewhere but one thing is for certain – a one man operation working from home and charging £47 per call surely is making a profit – if not then something is seriously wrong.

    Kevin

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