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  2. Not so sure Steve. There is a guy on one of the yankee forums with a petrol TW280 who is very impressed. Mobark wasted no time getting them rebadged and on the market over there. They must think there’s a market there. Homeowners will be tempted by the Jobeau and Elliet grade machine.
  3. This is one reason why im very careful when using AI for content
  4. You give me too much credit I think sir. I was struggling after L4, ran out of patience so rushed it and made a mistake on L5. No logic in sight!
  5. I try to follow logic but this has me stumped. Two greens on line four, all good till then 🤔🙃 Par four for me. Wordle 1,699 4/6* ⬜🟩⬜⬜🟩 ⬜🟩⬜⬜🟩 🟩🟩⬜⬜🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
  6. Yes, the screens csn changed right easily too! I'll get a photo up in a mo!
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    Shame (in a sense) you can’t buy Defender kits. Save some labour cost on them. Unless it actually makes it more expensive by being a picking and packing nightmare. I can’t see Amazon leaping to partner with them.
  9. I meant to add, for a project as large as a house, the timbers would usually be milled to order, to suit the structural design, rather than bought ‘off the shelf’. Andrew
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  11. I was involved with the design of an oak framed house on the West coast of Scotland, almost 20 years ago. Largest (new) oak framed project in Scotland at the time apparently. The frame was designed, fabricated and erected by one of the well known English companies who had a yard in Scotland. All the oak came from France and in those days I believe that was quite normal as there was a reliable supply of straight, knot free logs. Not sure if it’s the same now. But I also know of smaller one off projects, fabricated by ‘local’ specialists using local timber and not necessarily oak. So that is a feasible way forwards. Maybe see if there are any people qualified as visual timber graders as they may know the sawmills to go to. Andrew
  12. Does it produce graded chip?
  13. That’ll be a homeowner purchase over there I expect
  14. The thing is landrover was unique and could be specd to order, that was the amazing thing about it ,the is no other brand u can do that with , thats what landrover missed out on, now u have a heap of shit that resembles a freelander that isn't worth wank, Years ago I had a lr built to order , cost 30k in 2001, along came a townie and offered 80k ... I should have sold it to him but didn't.
  15. Morning all, Rain forecast, but sky looks ok. Hopefully putting the hedge cutter on the compact tractor and doing local job. Yesterday I took a 4 cu metre load of wet heavy chippings to a customer. Hydraulic hose failed when I operated the tipper. Came home, dragged the chip out with the digger, hose now off and got to get one made today. Keep buggering on.
  16. It was a bespoke vehicle , thats the thing and what should of happe doe is a utility landrover and a town spec one ,
  17. Morning all . For some un known reason it is not raing this morning ! Happy Thursday .
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  19. Is it just covered in rubber? I do think all all the boots are bloody overpriced. £150 would be more like it, especially as they only last a year!
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  22. Spreading the good word down south again! Keep seeing that we got snow coming but will it happen? Lead, Stance.
  23. See this sort of thing a lot on the internet, gets on my tits a bit if I’m honest.
  24. Rain, rain and more rain. Painfully slow work wise, so no hardship finding maintenance and indoor pursuits today. Might be a glimmer of light, re. the repair of the grinder. Going down this morning to the repairers for a discussion.
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  26. Good Morning Bullet dodged yesterday. Bypassed M25 (shambles) and went cross country. Doing sae today. Easy day then new site tomorrow. Have a steady Thursday pre-Friday.
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