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BrotherHood wrote:The Bandit Association of Trinidad & Tobago (BATT) currently has a course in weapon-less robbery at Beetham Community Centre.
Could try that out. Could rob anywhere, anytime and make ah money.
Rooki3 wrote:jsr wrote:i have a wacker already
well u in d game dey, get a lil leaf blower too nah
landscaping very lucrative, we does pay $400 to cut & rake our yard, so u cud imagine if u hold down 10 yards when the month come
rfari wrote:OP what about welding, plumbing or masonry?
Rooki3 wrote:plumbing have morneyyy
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dougla_boy wrote:rfari wrote:OP what about welding, plumbing or masonry?
welding gettin saturated......everybody feel dey is a weldah an fabricatah.....cud make anything
plumbing seems like it cud be lucrative
masonry, nah...........see plenty people who claim to know how to do dis and dat, an when time come to put down d work, d arch wah yuh ask for looking like it have a limp........
rfari wrote:dougla_boy wrote:rfari wrote:OP what about welding, plumbing or masonry?
welding gettin saturated......everybody feel dey is a weldah an fabricatah.....cud make anything
plumbing seems like it cud be lucrative
masonry, nah...........see plenty people who claim to know how to do dis and dat, an when time come to put down d work, d arch wah yuh ask for looking like it have a limp........
But on a srs note, altho it may be getting saturated, once OP on top his game he'll be ok. If i had the time myself, i would learn welding and masonry/brick/tile laying. Tried welding once. It wasnt bad until arch eye kick enn 3 am the next day
jsr wrote:Rooki3 wrote:plumbing have morneyyy
that is another course i was looking at as i have a bit of a liking for it
jsr wrote:If I go the way of landscaping , what's the best wacker for the job in terms of reliability . I have an echo - srm 2305 which works well so far but I feel I may need a bigger one
Sabriel wrote:Hairdressing n Nails reap more money by the hour
jsr wrote:If I go the way of landscaping , what's the best wacker for the job in terms of reliability . I have an echo - srm 2305 which works well so far but I feel I may need a bigger one
Mayaroman wrote:Landscape and PC repairs are on two opposite ends, Imo. Landscaping is very labour intensive even if you have all the equiptment. (I've been doing it for about 5 yrs)
The key is doing what you like to do.. and enjoy doing it.
PC repairs is sooooo much less labour intensive.
The landscape course with the ministry is a basic course. Do this first, see if you like it.
There is one in UWI with a woman named Wendy,(1 week duration, about $5000) this is really good, but ideally a little more experience to do it, so you can relate easily to what is being thought.
Stihl equiptment in terms of hedge trimmers, wackers, blowers, chainsaw are the best. Growing your own planting material etc. is also key in landscape.
If you got any questions about landscape hit me a pm.
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