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I fancy that for Christmas! Hours of fun! ’Oh no, not another cock and balls!’
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20p a pint for Hooky when I first drank
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Yes but needs grass that has been managed short.
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I remember the late naughties when spoons were doing reason busters and it was 99p a pint, ruddles county was order of the day for my self. Haven't been in there for a 5 years or so, literally stank of shite when I last went in, I thought this is an absolute dive so haven't been back, if me mates are heading that way after cycling I'll just go home instead! Minehead btw incase you want to avoid it.
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Vortex strimmer cord is the stuff to use, lovely finish on short grass. Practice like other's have said. Flymo maybe quicker.
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It has its positives for sure, now even Billy-no-mates can play Pictionary. Sadly, this isn't fake. Take some time to think about it.
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Off to watch the rugby and eat a pork pie, won't be as cheap as locally but better fare
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Where they don't give you a full pint, always ask them to top it up to the line or brim, those small amounts over 800 pubs = big profits
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Topical thread. Went out for a mates birthday last night. Didn’t join the table to eat (thankfully). so ordered a round. One pint of London pride, large glass of red wine and an alcohol free beer. 21 ****************ing quid.
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Kind of review for tracked wood chipper SZ130
Mark Bolam replied to covex's topic in Large equipment
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Use one of the finer filament cords with sharp edges, star/square profile rather than round, creates a cleaner finish. I would be going down the professional battery trimmer route for cutting neat grass on slopes.
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Because they have 800 venues and a huge distribution network. Therefore they can order kegs in huge volumes and be guaranteed to shift them, thus they get them at massively discounted rates. your local village pub orders one barrel a week through a distributor aka a middleman, so gets charged their cut aswell. If it’s not through a distributor they get tied into a contract with one supplier, who might give them £10k cash upfront and some branded furniture. But then they can only order from them, at inflated prices. £5/6 a pint once they’ve bought the barrel and paid someone to pour it, is them making 10/20p per pint profit if their lucky.
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And a decent full style harness, not one of those luggage strap types. But yeah, practice.
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STIHL expands PPE range for safe and comfortable forestry work
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STIHL has introduced a range of new additions to its professional personal protective equipment, designed to deliver outstanding comfort, protection, and mobility for forestry workers and arborists. Spanning the FUNCTION, DYNAMIC and ADVANCE collections, the latest additions combine durable materials, ergonomic designs and high-visibility details to ensure users stay safe and comfortable in all conditions. FUNCTION STIHL’s FUNCTION range introduces the CORE collection, a water-repellent jacket and chainsaw trousers, designed for occasional chainsaw users. The new FUNCTION CORE Chainsaw Trousers feature Design A, Class 1 classification, protecting against chain speeds of up to 20m per second. They are available in a regular fit and two-way stretch material for maximum comfort. The new FUNCTION CORE trousers pair with the FUNCTION CORE Jacket, which is new to the same range. Providing market-leading durability, the design offers a relaxed fit, with lightweight and tear-resistant polyester. Black stretch fabric adorns its elbow and side areas for maximum comfort. The range is complemented by the new FUNCTION Active Chainsaw Boot, which also provides Class 1 cut protection and EN 20345 S3 certification. DYNAMIC Available in three variations, the new DuroTEC Cut Protection Trousers can be purchased with Class 1 or 2 protection levels and in Design A and C offerings, providing a suitable option for professionals facing a range of working conditions. All versions offer a regular fit and stretch zones, with a water-repellent finish and kidney protection for maximum comfort. They also feature waterproofing at the lower part of the leg and provide robust abrasion protection. To match, the DYNAMIC DuroTEC Jacket is durable and flexible. Like the trousers, the garment boasts a water-repellent finish and features abrasion-resistant zones. For added comfort, the jacket also offers four-way stretch material and ventilation openings. ADVANCE New to STIHL’s premium ADVANCE PPE range, designed for professionals who need high-performance protective clothing, are the ShellTEC Jacket and ADVANCE FlexTEC trousers. Offering a slimmer fit compared to the DYNAMIC and FUNCTION ranges, the ADVANCE FlexTEC trousers are Class 1 certified and are available in Design A and Design C. With tick protection around the ankles, plus robust, waterproof and thorn-resistant fabrics around the knees and lower legs, the designs offer an ergonomic fit and breathable comfort. All with advanced four-way stretch zones and kidney protection. The perfectly matched ShellTEC Jacket is a lightweight and durable option, with wind and waterproofing in strategic places. Its ergonomic fit, integrated stretch zones, and ventilation openings combine to offer freedom of movement and maximum comfort. All trousers across the new FUNCTION, DYNAMIC, and ADVANCE ranges offer multiple pockets, waistband loops for attachment to braces, and are made from recycled material. STIHL’s range of jackets feature Velcro at the cuffs and a smartphone pocket on the chest as standard. For more information on STIHL’s PPE ranges, visit www.stihl.co.uk or contact your nearest STIHL Approved Dealer. -
Kind of review for tracked wood chipper SZ130
Field Builds replied to covex's topic in Large equipment
Thanks for sharing that. I’ve looked at a few of those SZ130 chippers and always wondered how they’d hold up long term. The tracks and self-propel feature sound nice for rough ground, but yeah, the reliability can be hit or miss. Curious to see how it performs after a few months of real use. -
Practice .
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And Pompey are off to Birmingham !
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meanwhile, AI is gathering a list of the troublemakers who will to be sent to the slave-labour camps once the revolution comes
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Hi, so my strimmer is a heavy duty strimmer / brushcutter. Bit i am taking on a new contract which has dmall grass areas on a steep undulating slope. Only way to keep it short is to use a strimmer. But my big 'bump head' one isn't good for cutting short grass neatly. Anyone experience of cutting grass short using a strimmer?
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Good Morning Pompey bound. Have fun.
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Yes, late 90's in Cardiff Brains SA was the best choice. Started having a beer after starting work. Friday lunchtime when as the "boy" I was the beer bitch. Getting beers and delivering to tables. Charingtons IPA was around 38p I seem to remember. Sam Smiths Best bitter (in Richmond Surrey) was in the 40's. I remember later in the 80's when the price of IPA went over 50p there was protest. No longer 2 pints for a Quid. If those lads were around today!
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Brains was 1/10d when I first went to Wales, it tasted like vinegar to me after the sweet (and stronger) bitters here, but I soon got used to it.
