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I ran my bussiness first few years with an old discovery 2 and loved it just keep growing and earning money you do great work

When you can get a van with a bulkhead , you’ll soon realise how much petrol and 2 stroke fumes you’ve been inhaling . I’m 5 years in now started just like you. Keep at it 👍

Nice van set up mate I had a Peugeot partner before the transit and it was the best little van I ever had It only cost me £800 and never let me down in 5 years Cracking video Harley keep up the great work your doing buddy

Great setup Harley , that's a nicely kitted out van. Being light on fuel is always a plus. Good luck for the 2024 season mate , you're smashing it 💪👏👏 Philip from Ireland ✌️

I started with a Peugeot expert and recently upgraded to the boxer long wheel base, mainly for fencing work so i can get posts and panels in snug. I would rather have a tipper for both size and waste capabilites but having tools in the open on a Birmingham road is adking for trouble lol 😂 Eventually when its financially viable, ill have a fleet of vans of different types & sizes so im able to cope in any scenario 🙏🏾

Nice set up bud! I started in a small belingo van! Same size as yours! You can always use the ply line to hang stuff on. Good vid! Congrats on the KZfaq progress!

gonna be saving for a ford connect

That's a great little van and it should do you pretty well until you think you might need something bigger. My first van was a Fiat Ducato SWB, which was absolutely huge in terms of space inside (7.5 cube). It had way more space than the equivalent Ford Transit of the time, which is why I got it. I needed something big because I had large contracts at the time. A Peugeot Export, or similar Citroen/Fiat/Toyota version (they are all the same) would be a good upgrade with more space. An Ifor Williams P6 with cage would be a very useful trailer.

I have a Nissan NV200, and find it excellent! Cheap to run, and can fit everything I need in it !

I’m 21, currently working full time as a gardener at a company, doing my own stuff at the weekends. I have a 2014 ford transit connect so similar size to yours. I use all the new stihl kombi petrol gear. Using my current pay checks to buy all the tools I need before I start out on my own. Going to get myself a Stihl BR800 next month I think. It’s nice seeing another younger chap doing the KZfaq videos, more relatable.

Your tagline is brilliant mate! Nice job with the van! You've made the most of the limited space for all your gear for sure!. I'm lookin' at getting a Vdub T4 dropsider, with double cab. With a plan to remove the rear seats for tools, and built some wooden sides on the back. ...probably breaking about 20 UK laws, but over here it should be alright. 😂 I love older vans! Something about a floor shifter and heavy steering that feels great to drive. Or maybe that's just me 😂

Good video. Don't matter if small, the van gets the job done...I'm looking to set up later this year or next year and looking at bigger van so I can use for other jobs when quiet..

Change a strimmer to a combi when you get hedge cutter and a strimmer all together, so you have carried aw another b**** with it spoke to other gardens.And I got the same thing

Love the set up mate I run a Renault Clio 😂 really not the best but since I can’t drive until im 17 it’s a pain but believe it or not I still have no jobs coming in haha it’s a pain but can’t wait for the summer rush hope your all good mate 😁👍

I started with a Citroën Belingo. Smaller vans are great and ideal for starting out. I now have a Renault Trafic primarily it was for the 3rd seat as I have a son and it worked better but with a bigger van it does give you more options obviously with the space. I can use ramps and pop a ride on in the back now for larger jobs. All the best and keep those videos coming.

Hey m8 ,its serving the purpose for you at the moment, but as you say you need a trailer. I run a Renault Traffic, considered medium to large. But i started with a Nissan vanette cargo, a lovely van not small but almost medium i guess. £600 it did me for 6 years,i loved it until it was written off. We have to start somewhere, you don't need to have a New flash van , you get what you can afford as long as it is in good and reliable condition. And serves the purpose. Personally i prefer a bigger Van because it serves my purpose and being up higher to drive is better for me. If you want to keep working in the winter,then you could improve your plant knowledge , add some more strings to your bow, abit of fence work, laying slabs, out door painting any out door garden DIY projects. Have a go and learn how. ATB 👍

Great video mate as always! I've got a Peugeot Partner, it's a 2016 so slightly bigger than the older style partners/berlingos, but I've still got to plan out what I need each day etc! On a side note, I take it you unload the van each night into something secure?

I've had a tipper for 9 years and now have a van. Once in a while the tipper was brilliant but for everything else the van wins by miles. I was at a crossroads when my old tipper came to the end of its life a couple of years ago. I went to look at a new Izuzu grafter for 35k ready to purchase but left disappointed with just about everything. No real comforts, crap mpg, aweful ride quality and another 1k extra to have AC. No real improvement over my old 15 year old Toyota Dyna tipper. Bought a Citeron dispatch in the end and very happy with it.

I have had a number of vans and 4x4 over the years, an isuzu trooper comercial, two mk6 transit, a ford ranger supercab, a swb mercedes sprinter that i bought new and my current isuzu d max. I have always used a trailer, first one being a ifor williams p6e with cadge sides and loading ramp. I sold this on after a lot of use fir more than i paid and bought a new ifor williams lm85 with cage sides and aluminium loading skids, i still use this. My current d max has a truckman canopy and had a layet of multiple different sizes of army surplus munition tins holding variuse things then landscapeing hand tools and dewalt and makita cordless all in variuse veto pro pac bags. To the side of this are spade, fork shovels, fencing graft, bar sledge etc, to the side of this a petrol chainsaw and a battery one, 5 litres of 2 stroke mix and chain oil. Back pack blower sits at the back then the brushcutter and rakes etc go in diagonally along with a pole hedge trimmer. A small youngman foldong hop up sits on the farr side with a regular hedge trimmer to one side. In the rear seats i havre my mecanical tool set, socket set big impact gun, spare clothing, some less used cordless tools like nail gun and planer, site radio and my cat and genny for when im doing machine work. Literally by storeing everything in layers i can get a massive amount in. I have always been lucky enough to have a car for non work use and an alarmed workshop so no need to empty the vehicle. If you are towing a lot a double cab may ultimately makes a lot of sense with the ability to tow 3 tons of waste or big comercial ride ons or mini diggers. Although chances are, the insurance will be high for you untill you can get some no claims built up.

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How old are you, I run a 2013 Ford transit l2h2 it’s great 2 mowers in the side door strimmer behind it bulk bags and bins in the back door sprayer at the side wolf garten tools on the all hand tool in a wee cubby above the wheel arch petrol tins cord and stuff on the other side ideally would want a trailer looking at a ifor Williams 12x6 tipper but like you say isn’t much work so I’m being tight just now next on my list is probably tow bar trailer and br800 blower

Gandhi didn't wear flip flops 🤔 if you can manage with your van, keep it, better the devil you know. You need to start looking at the camera, this will make a huge improvement to your videos. I would paint the wood of your trailer with used engine oil, make it look better, last longer. 👍

The tools on top of the shelves is an accident waiting to happen. If you get hit all those tools will hit on head at force.