“These are all elements that we feel are not suitable or safely able to be completed”

[@benmayne7910]

You always wanna do a top mount with either a spring or a shock Just not worth the risk of having to do the job twice Or a dissatisfied customer

[@EllsAutoCare]

@@benmayne7910 like I said in the video he’s just had the spring and shock done. They just didn’t replace the top mount.

[@8313vehicles]

Mobile mechanics working as you are showing here are not safe. From a health and safety point. No hi Vis. No cones. No markings to identify your tent. No signage. No beacons or chevrons on your van. Roadside repairs are and will always be a temporary measure until you get to a garage, or a safe off road place. Roads are highways and are not designed to be used for a workshop task. A driveway or off road area would be a suitable place for repair. This is the reason why car mechanics get so much grief, it's because there is no industry standard or guidelines on how to operate. As soon as you swap to the commercial or psv world, you would never be able to do the things that car boys do as it's a regulated industry and you can't get away with such a blaise approach to vehicle, personal and road safety. Ex vosa/dvsa inspector.

[@EllsAutoCare]

@@8313vehicles you have some good points about safety that I will take on board. However road side repairs are changing and becoming the more popular choice. I may have been a temporary thing once but it will not always be

[@Awscommercials-kw4li]

So you can read a manual and condem stuff thats good for you and you will find there are loads of monile hgv,psv,plant mechanics working either in customers premises or open yards not everywhere has a workshop and not all workshops are fully equiped but still get job done 👍

[@8313vehicles]

​@@Awscommercials-kw4liyou are spot on . Customers premises and open yards are not roadside or on a highway. I agree with everything you said , work in a yard or a premises not roadside. Thanks for the backing my point up 👍👍

[@Maddogbird123]

Looks safe enough to me, I’d probably rather turn the van around and work on the pavement then I’d throw away them pound shop spring compressors iv not seen people using them for years, because they injure people and you can buy a safe spring compressor for a few hundred pounds

[@EllsAutoCare]

You make some great point there 👌🏻