The Cornelius Job - All kegs allocated

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Re: The Cornelius Job

Post by Cazamodo » Mon Dec 05, 2011 11:22 am

Beardy wrote:Hi Caz, I was offering to bring yours down, as I do the run in any case on a fairly regular basis, and I have room in my car for thirty or so :-) But no worries way. In fact, just back from Yorkshire, though this was the Christmas present exchange run as well as seening my parents.

my mother has fairly advanced dementia, so I pop up to see my father to provide much needed moral support' and as my sister lives in Abu dhabi I'm the local child. Though this time my sis is over to visit as well. Just need to decide if I'm going to fit another trip in before Christmas, or do it while I'm off work over the holiday.
Ahh then Im sure we can get a number down between us!


Also, as for the guys updating the spreadsheet and lists and such, I have plenty of time on my hands, especially at work at the moment, so I could help keep it updated when people start updating amounts/postcodes and such.

Also I drop Jon Luc a PM about thew eights, as I Pm'ed him previously about some things.
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Re: The Cornelius Job

Post by GrowlingDogBeer » Mon Dec 05, 2011 11:23 am

EoinMag wrote:
Deller12 wrote:
EoinMag wrote:I'll provide details once I've spoken to Steve, forgive me for holding back but I'd rather know who's who and who's doing what before we start passing details out to all and sundry.

Suffices to say presently for a pricing for shipping the address is 49740 Haselünne

Hi,

Many thanks for the info, would you have a weight for a full pallet of kegs ?

Lee

Mail the thread starter of the original thread, John Luc, he should know or at least be able to find it out.

Eoin

I have asked him if he knows the weight.

boingy

Re: The Cornelius Job - All kegs allocated

Post by boingy » Mon Dec 05, 2011 11:37 am

If you allow 4kg per cornie and 25kg for the pallet you'll not be far out, assuming there is not much other packing material.

Oh, and be sure to check the unloading requirements. They may expect you to have a forktruck available.
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JabbA

Re: The Cornelius Job - All kegs allocated

Post by JabbA » Mon Dec 05, 2011 11:38 am

I've been away this weekend and only just noticed this thread! If i could be put on the reserve list for 2 kegs I'd be grateful. I've also got a clear garage that I'd be happy to use as a collection hub near Huntingdon.

Cheers,
Jamie

mdex

Re: The Cornelius Job - All kegs allocated

Post by mdex » Mon Dec 05, 2011 11:40 am

Runwell-Steve wrote:
mdex wrote:How do I get on the reserve list?

Been away from the forum for a while and not brewed for over 6 months but ready to get back on the horse!
Just let us know how many you want, and you location and either me or Titch will add you.
Cool,

Sheffield/Rotherham area


4 kegs please.

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Re: The Cornelius Job - All kegs allocated

Post by Titch » Mon Dec 05, 2011 11:47 am

both added

Cazamodo

Re: The Cornelius Job - All kegs allocated

Post by Cazamodo » Mon Dec 05, 2011 11:51 am

Ok so the reply I received was.

1 pallet with 40 kegs is ~175kg netto and ~200kg brutto.

Cheers,
J.

Deller12

Re: The Cornelius Job - All kegs allocated

Post by Deller12 » Mon Dec 05, 2011 12:01 pm

Cazamodo wrote:Ok so the reply I received was.

1 pallet with 40 kegs is ~175kg netto and ~200kg brutto.

Cheers,
J.

Lol thanks i will work on that :)

pantsmachine

Re: The Cornelius Job - All kegs allocated

Post by pantsmachine » Mon Dec 05, 2011 12:07 pm

boingy wrote:If you allow 4kg per cornie and 25kg for the pallet you'll not be far out, assuming there is not much other packing material.

Oh, and be sure to check the unloading requirements. They may expect you to have a forktruck available.

Good call on the unloading Req's. I had 6 pallets of Indian Kandala slabs delivered a couple of years ago through Shiply. The driver had a hydraulic hand operated pallet truck onboard along with a hydraulic raise/lower tail-lift.

Between us we managed to get them off the truck and placed on the drive so the same spec would work for pallets of cornies.

Bugger, just thought of something, were the Irish lot of cornies brought into the North or South? Import duties may apply bringing from Europe to Mainland Britain which would not apply if the Irish ones were brought into Eire.

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Re: The Cornelius Job - All kegs allocated

Post by john luc » Mon Dec 05, 2011 12:20 pm

There are no duty,s charged as you are a member of the EU,VAT is charged from the country you are receiving them from,German VAT is 19%.
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Re: The Cornelius Job - All kegs allocated

Post by GrowlingDogBeer » Mon Dec 05, 2011 12:28 pm

pantsmachine wrote:
Bugger, just thought of something, were the Irish lot of cornies brought into the North or South? Import duties may apply bringing from Europe to Mainland Britain which would not apply if the Irish ones were brought into Eire.
I already have that question outstanding with HMRC about what we have to do about Import Duty.

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Re: The Cornelius Job - All kegs allocated

Post by critch » Mon Dec 05, 2011 12:32 pm

bugger! i totally missed this!

been getting asked to supply craft keg to a few accounts, these would have been right up my street! #-o

Beardy

Re: The Cornelius Job - All kegs allocated

Post by Beardy » Mon Dec 05, 2011 12:51 pm

Runwell-Steve wrote:
pantsmachine wrote:
Bugger, just thought of something, were the Irish lot of cornies brought into the North or South? Import duties may apply bringing from Europe to Mainland Britain which would not apply if the Irish ones were brought into Eire.
I already have that question outstanding with HMRC about what we have to do about Import Duty.
Given that they are second hand I suspect that there will be no duty or tax to pay. But also Germany is (for the time being :mrgreen: ) still in the EU, so as pointed out above any tax due will be paid in teh country of origin.

EoinMag

Re: The Cornelius Job - All kegs allocated

Post by EoinMag » Mon Dec 05, 2011 1:04 pm

I am heading home from the office in a few minutes, the wife is not feeling well at home so I'm taking a day and a half off, I have flat rate on the phone at home so I'll be calling the lady in about an hour or two and should have an update on the lid story, I'll also tell her that there is another order coming that is to some extent dependent on this one being handled correctly.

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Re: The Cornelius Job - All kegs allocated

Post by Titch » Mon Dec 05, 2011 1:07 pm

excellent thank you
we are currently sitting at 650+ a reserve list

thanks again fella

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