Jonesie
-
Posts
5,613 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
1
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Classifieds
Tip Site Directory
Blogs
Articles
News
Arborist Reviews
Arbtalk Knot Guide
Gallery
Store
Freelancers directory
Everything posted by Jonesie
-
There are different makes of sign on the market, we keep them in stock if you want to get the same one to match put up a photo of the other one and I'll price it for you. Jason I've just spent an hour on google trying to find out weather the cone signs are legal, with reference to the height from the ground. Do you or anyone know if they comply to the correct regs. If they do I think I will start to stock them. Oh and buy the way we sell loads of cones mainly to councils who always seem to run out of them, funny that:sneaky2:
-
Could you put an expiry date on any future quotes. "This quotation is valid for 3 months" that type of thing, this should help with those that drag their heels and get the jobs in quicker:sneaky2:
-
I can do you one for £82.50 + VAT if that helps.
-
It must be something about that job, because they are the same here.
-
Always enjoy watching your clips reg, cheers.
-
Pics please, we like A & E pics keeps us on our toes.
-
New pulley now in stock Price £72.80 + VAT Length 182mm Width 100mm Thickness 37mm Cheek Swing Rope Diameter 20mm Material Body Stainless Steel Wheel Aluminium Axle Stainless Steel Minimum breaking Load 100kn Finish Stainless Polished Quality 100% inspected Weight 1553g
-
Tree in ceiling at Natural history museum installed
Jonesie replied to Will Hinchliffe's topic in General chat
Going to make the effort to go up and see it in the summer. -
No it doesn't I spoke to them a month ago and they have pulled it until next year due to manufacture problems.
-
I've been conned I know the Stein one will still sell well, so I'm not to worried:confused1:
-
Hello guys have you ever seen one of these before? I was speeding (not saying this is ok) and all I seem to have got is a slapped wrist and a don't do it again letter. Very happy with my outcome might even slow down a bit.
-
Had a good look through, very nice.
-
Small, Medium, Large, Extra large. PM me with a contact No if you need to place an order.
-
Diggerland haven't been for years I need to borrow a small child and give it another go. Used to take my boy but he's 12 now so he won't let me in the cab with him.
-
Cheers mate, look like a nice day:001_smile:
-
Please could you PM me your phone No. and size so I can call you and send them out. Cheers, Justin.
-
Sorry to here that Ed. Hopefully it will turn up, we had 2 firms down here that had £4000.00 worth of kit nicked today.
-
It has 2 internal pockets and 1 external pocket. SWB its for your throw line has a couple of pockets for you throwbags inside, stops you throwline getting in a mess and folds up small for storage.
-
This is the new Stein cube now available. Price is £25.00 + VAT
-
I can also confirm what John has said. I spoke with Zoe from the AA today she has told me that the Bathurst Estate has asked that only exhibitors are to camp this year. I have heard that the agricultural college have rooms and I looked up a couple of other options below for those of you that need somewhere to stay. http://www.rac.ac.uk/?_id=3216 1 mile away http://www.thedanewayinn.com/ 3.5 miles away http://www.travelodge.co.uk/search_and_book/hotel_overview.php?hotel_id=86 4 miles away
-
Thanks John but I'm not after a machine. I just saw this on another forum and thought I should warn you all that their maybe a scam on ebay on some Timberwolfs. I didn't make it clear in my post. Cheers Justin.
-
Will do if I'm up there
-
Just looked up where you live may be in Millport again this summer I'll give you a shout if I'm up your way.
-
Looks good Mick I used to love boats and still do, grew up around speedboats and water skiing. Had a few myself, will get another one someday so my boy can enjoy the water as much as I did.
-
I've just copied this from Steves other site Landscapertalk as a heeds up for you all. I bid on, and won a Timberwolf shredder through e bay which was "located" in my region and as it was near by, i was hoping to pick up the machine and save on the carriage, as you do. I emailed the seller asking for address etc which was replied to via a dodgy looking "ebay" template, in which the guy basically said he couldn't let me collect as the shipper wouldn't allow this, he also said he wouldn't charge me for del. ( £50 via paypal on listing) He then asked me to pay via Western union. Western union should never be used to transfer monies as it is the preffered sytem of the villain. Needless to say i reported the incident and will not be paying.
