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    problem would be solved if we could get them to buy a year ahead and have them stored inside over the summer
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    looks like merip to me...mr humphries will b along soon
  3. slasherscot
    should have put some chains on ur quad wheels
  4. slasherscot
    magnesium lime is the best....what size of area u doing.......plenty of information on net if u google it
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    these are ex pats, not Uk soldiers who will b reimbursed by the uk goverment, who have sold their houses and taken their pensions and money to Cyprus to live the good life, no longer contributing to the UK economy , but dont expect to be bailed out by us. If u now live n Cyprus you have to live by their rules
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    Shock news
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    Always buy on the weight ticket price per ton delivered then there is worries over what u have got
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    there is no trepass law in scotland you can walk anywhere, but u can still be prosectued for any damage you do
  9. slasherscot
    the person where the tree has landed claims off their home insurance
  10. slasherscot
    do u have cscs card
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    possibly thursday start
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    kirkcaldy

    slasherscot posted a topic in Employment

    groundsman needed with cscs card 3 to 4 days work g
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    i dont think the inventor was the full shilling:laugh1:
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    some of the old brunettes are chain driven on bogie wheels... perhaps 1 side has snapped..should be plates on bogie u can lift and inspect
  15. slasherscot
    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6UerjFCLdI]In the Depot - YouTube[/ame] nice 1
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    Cpr

    slasherscot posted a topic in General chat

    had this sent to me today, maybe of some use to you all Learn Sarver Heart Center?s Continuous Chest Compression CPR | Arizona Health Sciences Center
  17. slasherscot
    weightwise...huskie 3.6kg including battery.......ms201t 3.7kg with no petrol......u would need 2 batteries though put the price up a little
  18. slasherscot
    well no snow in glasgow and the southside......looks like we could miss it all together
  19. slasherscot
    whats the ideal battery for a 150 cheers g
  20. slasherscot
    but ur second name is rooney
  21. slasherscot
    does ur names sake play for man utd
  22. slasherscot
    maybe the engine/pump connection broken.....enough to put out the ram but slipping when pressure applied
  23. slasherscot
    we all have different ways of doing it....personally i put rope/wire high in crown, pull the crown to get the weight slightly forward and then fell normally, i never then have to pull the tree after i have put the back cut in.
  24. slasherscot
    it will go where ur hinge is pointing
  25. slasherscot
    i have 2 sheds at house both 3 x1.5 x 2m.....9 cubic metres each ....so probably holds about 5 cubic split n each.........we only have wood burner for heating nothing else its on all the time.......1 shed emptied and refilled

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