18 stoner
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Sorry, i suppose i didnt explain very well why i was asking. It wasnt about the operators license, it was more to do with the taxation class of the tractors with you saying you travelled a long way with them. Did you know strictly speaking you are probably breaking the law travelling such distances on Ag?
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Good thread, glad it wasnt worse. But Mark, how do you leave half a peg:confused1:
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Is your Mog on Ag?
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Its a deal Bob:thumbup: Let me know how much you want for posting them and I'll send you a cheque:thumbup1:
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Having same dilemma at the moment Andy. My 036 is still running good but getting old now, and i think the 360 will let me down in the not too distant future. I also like the look of the 361, even would get the husky if theres not much between them and therefore save a couple of quid. But then theres also the thought of waiting for the 362 if mine will last till then:confused1: Dont know what to do:001_rolleyes:
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Hey Bob, any chance you happen to have a perfectly good 254, 257 or 262 you want to part with? Not bothered if it has a choke knob though:001_tt2:
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Sorry, didnt realise Bob was giving gear away:001_rolleyes:
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So how much would a brand spanking, sparkly new genuine husqy one cost:confused1:
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On the security issue, I'm with Rupe in that i leave anything like that unlocked when ever possible, and usually when on site, the majority of kit is at the job site, so never much left in it when its locked. Strangely enough, i find places such as supermarkets and public car parks to be the greatest risk, when all the kit is in the truck and left for half an hour or so. Try and avoid these situations at all costs!
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Yep, i got you Ian. The bolts on the doors are mainly there as a catch and can fit a padlock, but i guess if i need more secure locking i can always fit locks as you say, cheers:thumbup1:
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The roof will get its final finish when i get the chipper as im not sure on flapper height etc as yet. I was thinking of possibly just having a net on the roof to allow some venting and therefore prevent dust blow back towards the chipper.
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That Nige, is actully not that funny as you are the second person to say that today:001_huh: Just to let you know the other one was my dad who said "Benny Webster":thumbdown:
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I knew you were building upto that Johnny, just never expected such a high bid! I feel i should come clean now, its damp and noisey, the cab leaks water in, it has a fuel leak and only does 27 to the gallon, takes 2 miles flat to acheive 50MPH, smokes like a steam train and worse of all it still looks like it should belong at a gypsey site Any other bids?
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Looks like it meets the approval of the mutt anyway;
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Ok, got a couple more pics. Got the chip box into a usable state now.
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Why not try counting the exact number of logs in a bag, then count them in the barrow. Bag count devided by barrow count= result:001_tt2:
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If i use my daughters barrow its 2 barrows to one bag.
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Sounds like you lot are over filling your bags, I can get near three bags out of a barrow load.
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:w00t: I thought i went over the top when i bought my borer for 400 posts:confused1:
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Come on then John, you obviously are not afraid of speaking your mind and even offending so why will you not either offer some kind of appology/explaination on the treemotion thread? I see you have submitted 10 posts since your holiday but not one on the harness thread, so i would say its time you stepped up. I am sure even you must realise splatting out comments like you have done against others, will reflect badly upon your character, and even perhaps your business. I believe a comment from you on this is not too much to ask?
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How many posts are we looking at?
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Sure, main one is, dont underestimate the time you will put into it:sneaky2:
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I can feel another bid coming on Jonny:001_rolleyes:
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Cheers for all the comments:thumbup1: Spot on, got the sheets from a roofing supplier who sheared it all to my sizes. Top bloke who saved a lot of hassle. Rivetted on. Cheers Rupe, any advice is appreciated! Never done a chip box before but i have been watching how you guys have done yours! Lol! Nearest thing i have done to this is make pig gates:sneaky2: The sheets are going inside, as you say its more for practical reasons than cosmetic. I have been using cheapo screwfix silicone at £1.50 a tube!
