Steve Bullman
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yeah, only recently started to drive one though! i nearly bought a cabstar a couple months ago but decided to get out of logs...im now thinking of maybe a mercedes vito
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nissan. toyota and isuzu have ridiculously small cabs. i drive a canter for one of the companies i work for, and i just find the driving position so uncomfortable...your legs just seem tucked under the steering wheel. that alone puts me off them
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i only buy 45m ropes...but you ougha be able to get by with 37m for the time being word
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it truly was a great idea of mine wasnt it? thanks for sowing the seed mate
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Please pm me if you would be interested in forming part of a nationwide chain of firewood suppliers. Please only get in touch if you have a reliable source of quality firewood.
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thanks for all the feedback guys, given me something to think about. spoke to my neighbour also earlier who mentioned the router option.
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July/August photo competition sponsored by Arbinsure
Steve Bullman replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Past Competitions
And the winner is....................... Gibbon! congratulations:001_smile: please pm me your full address and show size:thumbup1: -
if i had to go to those lengths i probably wouldnt bother mate.
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need them before then...well actually i need them for the show itself
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i need to get some nice straight lenths of hazel to make a frame for a sign. the sign is 3mm thick and so on a 1" diameter length of hazel i am going to need a 1/2" deep 3mm groove cut along the length of it. whno would i be best going to for something like this? and how thick is a circular saw blade?
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i think thats the problem people have though al, they get so far, then the whole lot just pops out!!! its happened to me befrore now also!
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you're right mate....in an ideal world everyone would self moderate
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as someone else pointed out so long ago, we want to be looked at as a professional industry and get paid accordingly....well this site is in effect becoming a shop window for our industry, i have no idea what percentage of home owners or businesses view this but i would say its substantial enough to at least act like professionals? i really dont see this request is enough to warrant making an issue out of?
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well i was using the positioner, but it needs a new cam, and to be fair, i should probably bin the whole unit by now........i just got the cinch as ive heard so many good things about it. i will report my findings soon!
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its boring being the same!
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would that be ambidextrous?
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yeah i can see it will work, im just wondering how the adjustment is when its on the left. the lever i assume is not used other than descending srt?
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just took delivery of my new cinch today and was just wondering due to the design if it will suit me or not. i have my positioner/hitch on the left side but the cinch looks like it wants to be on the right hand side. anyone using it on the left?
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think that would be company law!!
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off topic forum please!
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July/August photo competition sponsored by Arbinsure
Steve Bullman replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Past Competitions
many thanks for all your entires...they have been submitted for judging and hopefully we'll have the results in pretty soon! -
how did you come to that conclusion?
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haha stevie.....ive heard cases of people finishing their course and staying on to instruct.....under those circumstances i think the wage is fine. its really quite simple, if you are capable enough to go and earn better money elsewhere they you will...if you're not, then i would say this was a tempting and lets face it, very comfortable position to take.
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hedging is tedious but those hedges look a pleasure to work on rupe, nice job
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nice one, well done owen and jo...and everyone else who took part for that matter
