Dean Lofthouse

Haha, I tried that with my landrover but I couldn't get the speed up, it stopped dead at 2 mile an hour with a right thud Best thing with posts is you can lift them up inside the chipper a frame

Where's Leicester, is that the dordiogne region

It like asking a mechanic how much to fix your car.. What's wrong with it? I dont know I just want a quote to fix it.... I can't tell you without looking at it... Can't you give me a rough idea?? No!! If they require a blunt answer Stevie I give them one.... Top and bottom of it is I have never had a job out of this type of customer and I have had loads, so now I dont bother with them... If you are short of work and need every job, then persevere but IMO 9 times out of ten your wasting your breath

Found this on Youtube to give you an idea.......... All I willsay about it is he must be carving chalk The stone I carved took me about 15 minutes per letter Turn off the sound BTW [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40VsGoMkvIw]YouTube - Hand Carving stone lettering[/ame]

These are good Ben and many hire companies use them especailly the 100 footer OMMELIFT / Lifts / Trailer / Telescope trailer lifts

Central to where France ?? !!

Yes the stones were already cemented in, so just sat on a stools on a windy day and plodded on. A woman walked past who's dad used to own my house and she burst into tears I was gobsmacked, when she eventually calmed down it turns out her dad had died and one of the things he always wanted was the name of the house carving in stone at the bottom of the drive With the right chisels it quite easy to do, it's just the chisels are mega bucks

The dutch will be out of it on space cake and the danes wont be able to see what they are doing for the bright sunlight because they're nocturnal for half the year I've earned some money despite the rain mate, drew in £400 in one hand and gave 1/4 of it to the vet in the other for looking at a lump on the dogs cheek. Anti biotics are a fortune of late mate, might look into buying some off the net. Weather looks nice as well, seems to be clearing up Landrovers running ok no problems there. Chipper blades need changing I reckon, it's struggling a bit on leylandii, first sign of blunt blades is when it wraps instead chipping. Dont know what to have for tea tonight, fancy a bit of tuna mi-sen but our lass will be home late so will end up having a chinky. Keyboards looking a bit dusty, might just get the pldge out.. Mmmm, nose needs a pick Bums a bit itchy too, might give it a scratch. What you say...........footballs on. Oh right, might go and stick pins in my eyes or stick my tongue in some battery acid for entertainment whilst it's on then

Haha Yeh but, no but, yeh! Not a single england flag tattoo on that very well toned but well insulated body and that photo was taken on the main shopping plaza, I was arrested 5 seconds later

Haha Well spotted Buzz, I had to look for that

Oooh, no thank you

I have said many times before Tom, your stone work is awesome. You need to try some of this next .. This was my first attempt...the names stones at the bottom of my drive

I've only got one of one I started recently, did the wall on my drive but only the top half and have really got a photo, but it's in the background of the chipper pic from the top of the spare wheel up, which is a retaining wall. Some of the stones or throughs on the wall behind the chipper actually stick out four feet behind the wall into the ground as ties

Holy cow andy you are a crap photographer

Yeeeehhhh

It is mate, it's a "through" that is about 4" on bed.

Cheers Guys I reckoned on 18" and have just scoured google and found one site recommending hedges over 2 ft tall be spaced 18" That means the 120 plants I have will cover the distance for the first batch, just have to wait 10 years to enjoy a nice hedge No worries Arb Culture, I'll let you know

Ditto that, cover them but keep the cover up off the logs. Mine in the barn in a big pile still go mouldy in the middle, but worse than that. Thats why I started leaving them outside to partailly season then under cover for the final seasoniing I thought about doing the same as you, storing in vented bags but under cover. But I reckon in a barn they wouldn't get the aircirculating round them that they need to keep mould free. Tin sheets are the ideal cover as they will not drape over the sides

I got them when I had the exhibition unit Matty, the trailer was worth £8K and the stock about £20K all there nice and convenient for our friends to cut off the locks and tow away I couldn't warrant buying them now though, chippers inside alarmed up

Hahaha If I didn't feed one of them every day he would cry all day and all night then start eating his leg

I just rent the bottles Ed I've got the original invoice which is 2008 Oxygen size E (small) £44 per year Acetelene size K (small) £44 " " Argo shield for mig size X £51 ""

No Tom it is for welding...that and stick were there well before mig was ever thought of Lighter guage stuff

They work quite hard during season and the rest of the time I do a bit of pigeons, but I just like to keep them really fit through summer when they tend to pile on the pounds. They are 7 and 8 years old, if they dont get excercise I cant feed them much and I feel as though I am starving them, so I feed them as normal and excercise them loads. They've just been out again down the wood with me. If you want to get in with a syndicate, there's a bloke called Winnie from the market weighton area, he organises days where he needs 20 guns which split into two groups stand one walk one. He advertises in the yorkshire post or something and might get 15 people so needs other people to make up numbers sometimes, if he has your number he just rings you to see if you want to fill in for the day which is good if you dont want commitment. Someone on here must know him. If your really interested I can get hold of his number for you if no-one on here has it. Just pm me your interested and I'll dig it out when I see my mate

No idea on the legal issues, I have a set rented from BOC, I would imagine the only thing stopping you from keeping them at home would be your house insurance

Perhaps some of that money should go to the damage caused by football hooligans instead of people having to pay for it themselves out of their insurance . Town centres get wrecked when "old rivalries" play, cost can run into hundreds of thousands, which should come out of the two clubs coffers, not our insurance pot.