Canal Navvy
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A training excercise to show that "covert" sticks out like a sore whatsit Doesn't exactly blend in with its surroundings
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Your old school boss knew your value to his business . The new boss is new and is working in his modern efficient way. Don't be shy , treat it like a job interview, show him that you are worth your pay and if he doesn't like it then a neighbouring farm will do.
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I wonder if he's bailing or baling , with our strange weather either is possible :-). He could even be a cricketer or into corporate re structuring ;-) . No idea on the poplar either
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That's the ideal way to work it , other than those that complain about the noise & the other buggers who think you want to work through the siesta in the middle as well
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I run a 300 amp Miller. It is a re-badge Panther ;-) . Kubota powered and very very well made. Does 110,240 & 3 phase. Japanese built with a dealer that exhibits at the big shows.
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How to remove a fallen tree from a canal?
Canal Navvy replied to Simon Rotheram's topic in General chat
Could you work with the local canal volunteers ? They all seem to own a tirfor or two and view it as "normal" ? -
sapele ?
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I learned that if you want more than one pint of ale you've got to start early on day one.
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It really looks the part at The Chippenham Folk Festival I'm sure it will attract people onto your stand, quite relieved that the girlfriend won't see it
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Signed
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Looks a lot like the Ben I trained with nearly three years ago :-( Was that his anchor point snapped out on the pavement ?
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<p>Evening :-) </p>
<p>As you're on here you may be able to satisfy my curiosity .... who is agg221 on here?</p>
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And round again
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Personal first aid kit (including whistle) & rescue knife is a good thing to have on assessment days Got there before me ! Good old 3 rings Richard
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No , Gardenkit is the man for wading tractors
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Chippenham Wiltshire or the other one ?
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With a soupcon of Oxygen for your MAG welder Happy new year
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Swapping the fuseholder pin for a neutral pin from a spare plug works even better
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Would have gone for 24 tonnes in the trailer and 2 tonnes in the transit making a tree of 26 tonnes. Know it's not but estimating weights is a nightmare
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Vince Cainey mentioned having decay detection kit as well as doing l.o.l.e.r. He is in Atworth , Melksham, Wiltshire.
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My ribs now ache with laughing
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Well done sir:001_smile: Animal cruelty is streets apart from the current T. B. debate.
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Aspen is the answer:biggrin: Well it's not really. You cannot buy a can of it at the arb shows. You can't blame the poor sods trying to apply the differing legislation that applies to the same product. The best guides I have found so far have been posted here on arbtalk previously
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True here. :-) Costs me a small fortune to stay compliant.
