skyhuck
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You don't need to give notice for Cherries I feel sure your client was cultivating them for fruit
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They can't.
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They are extracting the urine, not uncommon from councils unfortunately, they often seem to have little understanding of the legislation. You don't even need to use the form. Simply inform them in writing, get a receipt to prove you've informed then, wait six weeks then crack on.
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OK, I'll rephrase that:001_smile: The same people own both ebay and paypal
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does anyone now the make model of my stump grinder
skyhuck replied to johnnyman1990's topic in General chat
I've seen one like this before, I think its a "Woodchuck" or "Chipmunk" or something similar. I think they are designed for taking small shrub stumps just below the surface. The cutting wheel is strange and mounted at an unusual angle, more like a sweeping bush than a grinding wheel. -
Ebay own paypal, so they want people to only feel safe buying through paypal, that way they make money twice.
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I doubt anyone would scrap it, I would guess someone who wants to keep it and feel confident the can raise it themselves, will buy it.
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Theres an echo in here.
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U900 also known as 406, thats short wheel base. or U1100 or 416 for long wheel base.
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Until it rots out and the sink hole appears
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The core is pushed out.
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Because other people bidding gives people confidence. I started an item on ebay at £500 and did not have a single bid, then relisted with a starting bid of 99p and it sold for £950. "have not met the reserve" is not meaningless, it actually very simple and informative.
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Err, no, most auctioned items of any value have a reserve, normally some where between trade and retail price. The current prices on these items are very low, you would get more selling straight to a dealer for resale.
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I hear Yew and Laburnum are popular
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I uses to be terrible always thinking about work, planing jobs in my head, looking at every tree thinking about how I would tackle it, I real could not switch off, but after more than 20 years l now find its hard to switch on, there are so many other things I rather be doing.
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good man, you won't regret it!!!
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That is the penalty. Ideally you want to pay of the remaining capital and not all the interest you would have paid had the loan gone full term. If your going pay the exact same amount, or very close to that amount, today as you would letting the loan run, why on earth pay it off now?? Far better to stick the lump sum in your account and allow it to make the payments, this at least gives the freedom to use the lump sum if need for other things, without needing to arrange new finance.
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He has said the cap fits others saws, so it obviously a problem the tank hole.
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I really like the look of these, I had mistakenly thought they were sprung to absurd shock. So do the they extend when weight bearing? While I like the idea, does the needle retracting as you shift weight not leave them less securely into the wood?
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Hehe I was thinking the very same I would be ashamed of such poor chip
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I think some times its easy to worry far too much, just watch the news and consider how insignificant our first world problems really are:001_smile:
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Round file, as with all chains, just a very small file.
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The fact that you took the saw in to the place of purchase complaining it was hard to start and they did not check the colour of the plug (meaning then they would have discovered it was loose) suggests to me that they are not fit to be selling saws. I'm also surprised that saw users experiencing starting issues don't remove the plug? Checking for a spark is always my first move.
