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Gray git

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  1. No it just means you can pack it full from front to back. And when it's full pack in some more
  2. Yes, excellent book with some very interesting stuff. Fiction I know but with a worrying truth behind it. Excellent twist to the ending with the ultimate solution without giving anything away.
  3. It's RGB forestrys. Go's as bruks on here I think.
  4. Sorry Ic I can't agree with this as napalm was banned as a method of doing away with people, you'd have to use a more humane method of disposing of them like say electrocution.....
  5. As waz said, makes nipping in to grab a sarny that bit safer and you'll be surprised how little dust will come back out even without vents. Bit bigger truck but this is how mine is set up and I'd have the same if I replace the twin cab 130 with a single cab tipper.
  6. If house insurance (truck was parked on own front drive)won't cover it might just give you a pm about that, cheers.
  7. For sure, was almost tempted to back the rb round and c how long too fill it, thought better of it as am quite fond of it being dint free but at a guess about 4 min? As I have filled it in 8 with the smaller hizo.
  8. Had a slightly larger chipper in to clear some timber a little on the large side for the 8 400 hiziohack, with all those pony's under the bonnet it fair minced through it all.
  9. Not too sure if these just adjust on the 3rd leg or all of them?
  10. Never miss an opportunity eh Justin ;-)
  11. I did have a set of 12 step tripod ladders till a little scrote stole them earlier this week. 3 adjustable legs make life so easy especially for leaning out to do the tops of wide hedges. Going to have to order another set tomorrow as just got another whole week trimming big yew hedges with limited access.
  12. My own falt before any1 points it out but I'd left my set of 12 step tripod ladders strapped to the top of the rb44 which was.parked on the driveway on Monday night as needed them again Tuesday for an early start and they are such.a pain to take off with the vehicle being so high but someone ells obviously thought different during the night as by morning, gon! So if any1 gets offered some 12 step workware tripod ladders with adjustable legs and s few hedge cutter nick's in the very top rung..... You know what too do!
  13. Thanks for that predator, now I'm really **** scared of them! Not a lot my eppie pen will do against that beast unless I squish it with it before it gets me :eek::eek::eek:
  14. Tree removal and lopping, sorry just that word makes me cringe, only looked at it in mobile format but looks good.
  15. Trust for the big truck and NFU for landys but if it's a non modified vehicle try aviva as they underwriting both I believe.
  16. Worryingly just outside marn Barrick at caterick garrison, almost rang it in as looked very suspicious.
  17. Coming back from today's call out and spotted this car on strange plates with some sort of cover on it and nets over all the glass, any ideas? Crap picture I know but just grabbed phone as thought very strange!
  18. Call out today, tree had failed and snapped some lv lines so by the time I arrived the power line lads had cleared some but were a bit scared to release it from behind the pole so up to me, just winched it back with the rb then cut it up. A old boy turned up with his saw to help but good as it was I told him I'd manage with mine but I'd cut him a few logs and leave them for him;-)
  19. Ahhhh will have to get some more sorted for you!
  20. Ow yes jon, I like anything pie based. Looking forward to the apf and hoping to have the time for a few days there this year so can actually look at stuff and have a chat with people and not feel like I'm missing stuff. And of course a few beers and a bit of a lol wit the lads.
  21. Ah the gruffalo, favourite book in our house! Nice bit of redwood too ;-)
  22. You must give her too much pocket money!
  23. Once the crane is swung over the cab and onto a grab bar it shifts s lot of weight forward so reduces the bounce loads and reduces the rear overhang/tailswing.
  24. Sorry mark, I'll try harder on the next 1, almost used some zeppelin but didn't sit right then some gass light anthem but saving that for another idea I have so went for some of the wife's, layed back belaric beets. Just think yourself lucky there's any tunes because adding them seemed to be the hardest thing to master for some reason :what:
  25. That'll be the iron horse your on about jon, lightweight compact tracked skidded, Fing expensive but excellent tool if you can find a good 2nd hand 1.

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