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View Poll Results: Would you hire a hoist to work on your car?
Hell yeah, I'd rather DIY and know it's done properly 10 50.00%
Hell no, I'd rather leave it to the pro's and know it's done properly 1 5.00%
Screw renting, I'll just do it at home with ramps 9 45.00%
Voters: 20. You may not vote on this poll

 
 
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Old 20-01-2016, 10:43 AM   #32
broms
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Default Re: Hoist hire

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Originally Posted by STINKY NINJA View Post
I looked into hiring a hoist in perth to fit my exhaust,the prices are bloody unbelievable,much cheaper to pay someone to do the job!
The place was called "mates place".
Decided to lay on my back and do it...
Yeah, $55 for hoist hire in Perth is a bit expensive.
I wonder how is their business going?

$38 per hour in Umaster sounds much better.
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