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try these, I have a 90l and they also do a 120l http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/5032307178569 Kev

got my numbers in private mail I think

ask away, if people dont like the question they wont answer, (or may answer with sarcasm!!!)

I agree, if every member had spent 5 quid, at 400 odd members, that would have been over 2 grand... surely everyone could afford a fiver...... feel really bad that my contribution wasnt bigger... Kev.

thanks for all the info, it has been passed on to an aquaintance who wants to save a "special" apple tree. dont know what they mean by special though. Kev.

councils are obviously better round your way, here the travellers get away with murder (literally in one case!!) Kev.

any one know a cure for the above???

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would you be the big guy who was on the cs39 course??? still see Dave but he moved into rodding drains about a year ago (guess he had the build for that). Our tree work dried up about a year after the course, but I stayed there, been doing a lot of work in Hull, planting in East Park (for what it was worth). finally start a better job on monday full time climbing! sorry for the thread hijack.

have we met???? it seems you know me!!!!!

had a great day out shooting today........ didnt hit anything but the dog worked well picking up in a swollen river for other guns.

no, just a big fan of duct tape, hours of fun for all the family!

how about protective wellies with chainsaw trousers the waterproof trousers over the top, duct-taped to the wellies??? save a few quid I would think and more versatile.

anyone used their little top hndle??? any opinions???

my worry is that you would have to heat them to get an effective job and this may cause problems with the properties of the metal...

try one of the wheeled ones for conifer hedges if the ground is ok. they can be moved from the basket and seem to be more readily available from hire shops. even a scissor lift when on tarmac / concrete.

just had the standard turkey dinner but the wife did an excellent job.... looking forward to hare on new year though.... shot it myself a few weeks back. also got pheasants hanging and mor shoots to come.

I use one wherever it can be justified financially, There is a farm mechanic place nearby that has a couple of these available at under 100 quid a day. great machine, sometimes access can be difficult but it will go most places behind the landy. Kev.

count me in Kev

our local rag ran a headline about a "santa slasher" the other day, apparently on one of the local estates someone has been going round cutting up inflatables... a crim with taste!!

note the use of correct ppe!

woo hoo..... going to see the wildhearts in cambridge on sunday night, favourite band ever..... cant wait.

never seen quo but heard them a few times when they have played Lincoln Castle, drink in a pub near the castle walls!!!

one drop of stihl 2 stroke and that suite would be ruined!

heard a rumour of glastonbury.....