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  1. slasherscot
    a metal 20l petrol jerry can would make a good oil tank....see 1 on a splitter on ebay
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    The Field Maple
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    05 double cab 65000miles £4200 as well...........08 single cab more like 7500 to 8500 depending on condition
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    heres 1 we found n clients garden, dont really see many of these up our way especially as mature, had me stumped first day, but after speaking to Fifer the penny dropped
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    book it in your diary, it is the day after tomorrow! dead clear......gotcha now
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    East Links Live Lambing on USTREAM: .
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    its 28th March not the 28th Feb Pete?
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    try swopping the carbs over when u have finished the job from ur mates saw ( of course put it back on afterwards) onto urs and see it will runs better. narrow the possibilites down quick. g
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    East Links Live Lambing on USTREAM: . my brother is doing a live lambing at his farm park at Dunbar, they started yesterday, good 1 for the kids to watch cheers g
  10. slasherscot
    ask her for a list of work she has done to maintain the hedge since u planted it........a right chancer
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    not too bad an idea.....we log up all our firewood on job... would work well for me
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    hard luck mate.........aint got a spare 1 working at the mo g
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    small brunetts....never out the workshop
  14. slasherscot
    dont think they are any different from any other company, whether its phone, mobile phone, gas, electric, broadband, if ur on a 1 year or 18 months contract, they are never too fast on letting u know at the end of the contract you can now get it cheaper
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    depends what trees are about......if theres a lot of oak leave the ash and vice verca
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    hi J tractor and winch, forwarder, hand cutters will be the most costly. dont know how far to stacking area, but we used to butt tree off pull to open area, drop it, let cutters sned, go get another tree, when u have 4 or 5, depending on how big they are. pull to stacking area Tip first, cutting off the logs/millwood first, with the rest firewood/chipwood dropped further along to be cross cut at end of day. if u have small forwarder it will save some time dragging. Dont be tight with ur price... processing blown softwood when u have to use a tractor and winch is slow and costly hav fun g
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    what kind of tracker system do u have?
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    Mr Arb Aid has been away climbing in Sweden the last few months, hes back at the end of the month, i am sure he will pleased to see this thread still being debated
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    check it hasnt knicked a hole in the rubber manifold, maybe drawing air there
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    i have 1 exactly the same....£10 000 and ill delivered to ur door.......£4500 tops
  21. slasherscot
    try tim craig hes busy and more ur area
  22. slasherscot
    hav a nice holiday mate.............from oldmill too:001_unsure:
  23. slasherscot
    scotland a big place............location would help maybe some1 on here local to u could help.
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    hes does Aspen Fuel? been meaning to look n when passing......
  25. slasherscot
    so u dont have a landline at home, been looking to redirect my home line during the day to my mobile

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