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  1. cordwood
    No problem's with Saturn blades here.
  2. cordwood
    Bang on.
  3. cordwood
    That's what I thought. On the odd occasion it has happened I've replaced the glass. I was talking to a pal of mine who is an insurer, who reckon's that as long as you have taken reasonable precautions then it is up to the home owner to claim there insurance as it was their stone that you hit. Seemingly if you were say stump grinding and you brought a stone up with the grinder which then broke a window then you are liable as the stone was brought to the surface by your action's. I don't really understand the difference so was interested in other people's thoughts
  4. cordwood
    Hi quick question for the grass cutter's on here. What is the liability with regard's to strimming a customer's garden and putting a stone through their window? I know it can happen with even a small stone on a lawn even after an inspection before you start.
  5. cordwood
    I know , not exactly quality reading!!
  6. cordwood
    Not sure how to put a link up, but on the Daily Mail online there is a story of a bloke who caught two men stealing diesel from his yard. He managed to catch them one who he disarmed has two broken leg's and a broken arm the other just got roughed up a bit. He is now facing two count's of gbh ,one with intent! The two thieves were fined £75 quid each. What is happening in this country ?
  7. cordwood
    69.5 meter's.
  8. cordwood
    Nice work. Some good photos there, where were you working ?
  9. cordwood
    Will need to check tomorrow, as it 's down at my yard. Do you do anvils as well?
  10. cordwood
    Load handler do you do spare tip's for Kidd splitter's as well ?
  11. cordwood
    Doe's anyone else find using the towable vertical splitter's, are murder on the back, as the log sit's on the ground rather than at waist level? I have a ls 550 which I'm thinking of mounting on a trailer so that when it is in the vertical splitting position it is at an easier height for working with ,when splitting smaller ring's. I' m sure someone else on here will have done similar, so is it a viable idea? cheer's
  12. cordwood
    Look's good Where did you get the cone and bearing's from ?
  13. cordwood
    I wouldn't bother with the challenger flask , I found it didn't stay all that hot over a day, and the plastic compartment at the bottom breaks very easily, and that was just rolling about on the back seat of the pickup. Get the Stanley!!
  14. cordwood
    I run a 55 plate Navara and have no complaint's. It is the dreaded d22 and other than normal wear item's have had no issues with it,and I live in a hilly area and tow a twelve foot ifor tipper with a lot of grass cutting's, a ride on and a couple of rotary mower's etc. I would buy another, plus it has a lot more room than my old 110 !
  15. cordwood
    Justin did you have a lot of stock nicked, at night or during the day? It must be a hard thing to prevent with the numbers of people coming through the tent.
  16. cordwood
    Justin did you have a lot of stock nicked, at night or during the day? It must be a hard thing to prevent with the numbers of people coming through the tent.
  17. cordwood
    She's a good looking girl Rob,I'm sure there must be someone on here that fit's the bill.
  18. cordwood
    moving from the ipad to the laptop and forgetting it's not a touch screen!
  19. cordwood
    very cool!
  20. cordwood
    Look's interesting work, never seen it done first hand. Is there a lot of courses you need to go on before you start doing this work?
  21. cordwood
    How deep do you need to go with bamboo, are they very deep rooted ? I need to dig out an old lawn to put in a garage base that has a lot of bamboo growing in it , having spread from a large clump in a neighbour's garden, and don't want it regrowing through the concrete.
  22. cordwood
    into thin air!
  23. cordwood
    I thought the book was pretty good Chris was one messed up lad!! Jon Krakauer who wrote the book then wrote one about tour companies tbut itaking customer's up Everest, i can't for the life of me remember its name but it's an interesting story, thoroughly recommend it!
  24. cordwood
    Did you want/get the job though ?
  25. cordwood
    Aye Stevie and run it on red !!

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