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dirty man lol him he is a big tart and always in the way trying to take pic watching football while he chasing the ball is fun and the other is his mum
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did i send u a pm back mick
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that sounds intressing mite have u look that up ent got one off them iv got the old 441 then that works good enough
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i run a 441 great saw first one i pick up i really like usin it good arounder with a 20 inch bar
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all rite mate tommer he ent pm me yet but then he might not be out off bed yet
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they have only bin used 4 times they are 169+vat new i was looking at 100 +post
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tryed them out today i was very impressed they are so comfortable dont even not ur got them on im so happy with them feel so comfortable climbing in them now to sell my old one if anyone is intressed in me old one pm me first pic is off me on me new ones old spikes after that
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wish i got some nice jobs like that. how long did it take u to do the job
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john why did such a nice beech have to come to the ground mate. looked like a nice day for it
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cat spent 30mins wondering what they where. i will have to take them of straight out the tree then cheers for the tip guys treewizard would have sold u my ally ones some ones only bin used 4 times
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all i hope is i can get on better with them than me old pair off spikes
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can u still buy a new 361
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not used them yet i like the shiney look:001_smile: i will be using them on sat. i got feed up with feeling like i had to weld my old ones to me legs so got some advice from them and listened to people that have used them on hear. iv put them on and they do feel comfortable
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i phoned HONEYBROTHERS yesterday to buy a new pair off spikes. phoned them at about 10.30 and decided to buy the Distel Gecko-Carbon Spurs. got a knock on the door about 8 the morning and got handed my new spikes. what a service thats less than 24hours
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they are ony 29inch wide mate. bet that works well tractorboy1 :thumbup:
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no what u mean mate we uncover the conrete if the posts are shot and use this on the postpuller if we can grip it YouTube - postpullers's Channel
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use one off these john we have one good bit off kit mate saved me alot off money on trying to get the old conrete [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vx2BRKiIO7k&feature=related]YouTube - Postpuller - Extreme post removal[/ame]
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i know that mate thought i would ask as i want to invest in a mill but dont want to invest if the wood is no good as it will cost me money if the wood is good it wont cost me much with the job thought i would see what info i could learn
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looks like a nice job to me john and we do about 20 -30 fencing jobs a year :thumbup1:u should do a bit more off it mate if u can make it look that clean
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i ent cut them yet they sound nice and hard iv hit them all with a nice big hammer they died at the end off last year and hes just decided to have them out 3 out the 5 have some black spots on them that look like this http://www.treecouncil.org.uk/files/images/Booth-wood-profuse-LR.preview.jpg
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im thinking off buying a Alaskan Mill to do a job. i've been asked if i can mill 5 oak trunks into 2 1/2 inch planks, now the 5 trunks are 2ft round at the bottom and all 5 are as straight as a die and are about 15m tall. The thing i want to know is and i know it might sound stupid but here it goes. The oak trees are dead so will they still have that nice oak colour once milled?
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nice pic matty is that ur shiney new chipper
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cheers frank i will have a look
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just wondered what Friction Cord people on here use as when i first started learning to climb i brought some Lyros Herkules 10mm Friction Cord from HB and the last year at saltex i asked for more but they ent got none so i brought some Ocean Polyester 10mm i cant seem to get on with it any advice
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i do agree mate with that
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