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Peter

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  1. Got my own, restricted O licence. Probably CPC exempt, but doing it anyway, some of the info is useful, drivers hours etc, and I am doing lorry loader and some other plant tickets and probably a first aid course that all count towards the 35 hours, so its not all wasted effort.
  2. 26t is fine if you dont want to get up driveways. My 18t is 4 metre wheelbase so its pretty manoeuvrable, plus twin rear axles will widen the turning circle unless you get a rear lift, and they aren't great off road. If you are going big then 32t on 4 axles is the biggest rigid you can run in the UK.
  3. 7.5 tonner with a crane is a waste of time, so little payload its virtually useless, I run an 18 tonner with crane, that has about a 10 tonne payload and it still gets overloaded.
  4. Ah, if its a straight choice money no object then the schliesing every time.
  5. Ah, if its a straight choice money no object then the schliesing every time.
  6. TW better value for money IMO, they chip well but the last 2 new ones iv used have both overheated a lot.
  7. TW better value for money IMO, they chip well but the last 2 new ones iv used have both overheated a lot.
  8. It really is a blue Monday! Hi Tim, good to read ya.
  9. It really is a blue Monday! Hi Tim, good to read ya.
  10. It really is a blue Monday! Hi Tim, good to read ya.
  11. The absence of a bottom stop bar is a big plus to me, eliminates most of the nuisance stops, ie brash being pulled in stopping the infeed.
  12. Probably both.
  13. I paid about £30 a sheet from a timber merchant a couple of years ago. Arnold Laver in Irlam.
  14. Just as well you don't go every Sunday Steve, you would have been banned by now.
  15. Quad Chip for me. You can't really compare the two though, the TW is more comparable to the new GM150. QC has turntable and folding spout, both of which are useful for me. Servicing GM is easy, plus you dont have to replace bearings every 300 hours. Never needed any parts, other than a spring and I got that under warranty, resale value is a bit unknown as there are only a handful of Quad Chips been sold secondhand.
  16. Possibly, I'd like to 660 chop it though.
  17. Can you pm me a grid reference please, I would like to go and "measure" it for myself.
  18. Peter

    Loler

    Spiking with just a flip line is no longer recommended as an access technique.
  19. Yes, only the 10mm has the red cover strand.
  20. 8mm 10mm beeline are two different constructions, 8mm is a core dependant splice, 10mm is normal DB splice.
  21. Peter

    Ported 3120

    Nice, sounds like a swarm of angry wasps being chased by an even angrier swarm of hornets.
  22. Whats the difference between the 150 and the Quadchip then Pete? Seems there would be a fair bit of overlap between the two?
  23. I'm sure you're right, been a couple of years since I last did any.
  24. Midland road springs did me a good price on a set for my navara.
  25. I believe in Destiny, I tucked a well worn fifty pound note in her g string just the other night.

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