penfold
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do you find it's udderly brilliant:001_tongue:
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it looks like one of frankenstein's mechanics early efforts, a true bastardisation.:thumbdown:
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Networking at the Park by the Port 'which' is Green
penfold replied to David Humphries's topic in Training & education
that coronet cut looks just grand monkey:001_tongue: -
quick send it to esther ranthzenat that's life!!
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no such thing as a late night on arbtalk, just a very early morning:001_tt2:
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call yourself a scotsman martyn:001_rolleyes:
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Dean, is that Uncle Jesse from the Dukes of Hazzard?
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Payment on completion or send an invoice?
penfold replied to Big 'Ammer's topic in Business Management
stevie, what exactly is a factor? Is that the scottish term for an estate manager or land agent type bod? -
a groundie who can take photos and get them to you to upload on here? Where did you find this much fabled creature?
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and you take advice from a man who has a pony tail down to the ground?? :001_smile:Some of his ideas are fairly sound but leylandii spawn of satan? If it wasn't leylandii we'd all be out of work.
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Stevie must be lying down in a dark room with all these pictures of mogs doing the rounds.
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your usual subtle self then Ed?
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just for that i would take my business elsewhere. Barclay's are reasonable but i have had the same experience as Eastwater, over drawn by a couple of pounds and got stung for 25 notes
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best crack on with the landy then ben:biggrin:
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kahuna are reasonable watches in both build quality and price. I think they do resin straps as well as metal and fabric. mine has lasted 5 years so far, due for a new strap methinks.
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how about an isuzu engine a la perentie?
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that 6x6/4 looks the mutts for tree work but would probably be too big for any woodland work. Is that a drot in the second tractor picture?
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i'll be behind you in the queue jonny:thumbup1:
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For climbing in the wet you can't go wrong with the grey and black gloves that nod sells for about a fiver but in the dry they get destroyed quite quickly but the timberland pro extra-grip are great and you can get them at screwfix for £10.79 a pair (inc VAT). Although i have heard that the Gill fingerless gloves are also apparently indestructible.
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the only thing about landy's is you have got to be prepared to spend a lot of money in the first place to get a decent one or spend a little and have to spend a lot to get it up to spec (guess which i did :blushing: and that was a 90 station wagon)
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2.5 TD:001_rolleyes:
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i didn't think so but i thought it might not be unheard of.
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i'm surprised they went after your gear when there is a nice private school full of stuff kicking around near there including the stuff from the ccf.
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My d reg does!!!!
