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  1. slasherscot
    seems pretty stupid way of killing off trees and not getting found out
  2. slasherscot
    had checkatrade phone me...offering first 2 months for £25 vetting fee..with the option of cancelling at the end of 2 months.. maybe worth a shot??
  3. slasherscot
    chain on back to front????? j/k
  4. slasherscot
    Eurodisney......rather listen to what the FC have to say........the only thing with felling all the ash..is that u may be felling healthy ash that have a resistance to the disease
  5. slasherscot
    i think he will be dealing with scottish law???
  6. slasherscot
    so if u wrote off his old digger..you would buy him a new one???....a new 550xp is around £500...if u get £250 off him i would be happy
  7. slasherscot
    was a very poor ending...rather stayed in bed ?
  8. slasherscot
    maybe best asking ur client????
  9. slasherscot
    can u not try and use an external pto hydraulic pump ......old tractor hydraulics are usually too slow
  10. slasherscot
    GC uses android phones though......they are all the same......green..blue or orange tee shirters......they want to take the credit for the subbies work
  11. slasherscot
    sounds like ground control...have 2 phnes .is the answer
  12. slasherscot
    you could put a tw 125 spout up for sale on ebay...may catch them out..bit of a long shot though
  13. slasherscot
    personally id put up with them as long as poss .......dont reduce them , only asking for problems in 5 to 10 years,,,,,,,,,, plant 4 or 5 silver birches 30 yds further away from house, then fell the 2 big trees when the wifes nagging gets unbearable?????
  14. slasherscot
    i think hes on about the pre inlet filter.......worth changing only a few quid
  15. slasherscot
    solenoid on fuel pump maybe
  16. slasherscot
    we re a man short for monday tuesday any1 available must be ticketed, preferably refreshed within last 5 years cheers g
  17. slasherscot
    are you pre heating it..before turning the key fully.....ignition switiches arnt expensive...plenty on ebay
  18. slasherscot
    andy smith from annan ur man.........ags tree services
  19. slasherscot
    looks doable from houseside..hard to tell without seeing them..goodluck
  20. slasherscot
    theyre pants......havnt had 1 order they havnt messed up
  21. slasherscot
    stops any damage to infrastructure especially underground cables,,,,stop a signal working and the fine can be £1000s per hr for delayed trains
  22. slasherscot
    really depends on engine size...hard to compare 19-28 is 50h/p and the jensen may have been 35hp.......but if u work along steep bankings the safe traks the boy..i have tw 230vtr.......it goes anywhere but i nvr work along steep bankings ..always up and down......if you do woodland work ur better with varied tracks than solid base.
  23. slasherscot
    picture a bit fuzzy.......bought a transit12plate dropside and got someone build this..brand new tipper etc
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    cheers mate..she turned 3 at the weekend,

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