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  1. josharb87
    i like the idea of a challet, stayed in one before, really good value
  2. josharb87
    a company i used to work for done it back in the day. why not just hire a mewp?
  3. josharb87
    if regesting/mot'ing it for daytime use only then a brake light and horn is required, mot for day and night, full lights, indicators, horn and mirrors, if ag reg'd full lights inc indicators and horn. all 3 need number plates at the back, full size youre best bet will be to visit or ring fieldens near stowmarket Fieldens Ltd | ATVs
  4. josharb87
    MS260, or simmilar husky i know you have a smaller budget, but too small a saw and you will soon get hacked off with it, sell it for half you payed and buy a bigger one anyway! 40-50cc 15"bar
  5. josharb87
    i have a friend who wanted the same. if i remember his story correctly, he got a plane ticket over, whilst having coffee got talking to the girl serving, she got on the cb radio, put a shout out, the next day he had a job, i think he was late teens early 20s when he went out
  6. josharb87
    Count me in!
  7. josharb87
    i think its a traditional skill that should not be lost. some of the old photos of a team of guys axeing big redwoods, standing on a spiral of planks, standing in the gob are stunning.
  8. josharb87

    660 v 395 xp..

    josharb87 replied to ad15's topic in Chainsaws

    660 is king
  9. josharb87
    id get a slap from her fella for staring
  10. josharb87
    youre braver than me, i cringed watching those logs swinging by youre boom! can i ask whats going on with those bored stepped hinges?? and do you climb?
  11. josharb87
    what is the correct term rupe?
  12. josharb87
    which independant landrover dealer? nene overland do a range rover sport commercial
  13. josharb87
    what cc is the solo?
  14. josharb87
    I love those ransomes crawlers whats the stats for the solo?
  15. josharb87
    im an hour ahead
  16. josharb87
    thats not mark, mark would have been lunging his way to the tree, wearing suspenders
  17. josharb87
    good fun isnt it! only done a 66 with 18", flat file to the depth gauges, cutting willow
  18. josharb87
    past and present id love to have the 2A again
  19. josharb87
    can you do the aplications yourself?
  20. josharb87
    :lol: no to the whistle:001_smile: except wolf whistles
  21. josharb87
    nice. . you in stockholm still?
  22. josharb87
    they're the way foward
  23. josharb87
    i still dont understand why you want a bigger truck, then down rate it to a legal capacity simmilar to a transit? if you were then to load it as you would if it was rated as its original 7.5t, then get pulled, the fine would be more than an overloaded transit-e.g a transit you can get say 3ton on-2 ton overloaded, a 7.5t you can get say 5 ton-2 ton over, a down rated 7.5 you could still get 5 ton on, but now be overloaded on paper by 4ton
  24. josharb87
    if you reduce a 7.5 tonner to 4.5, you wont have any load capicity!
  25. josharb87
    i ride my bike with no hands too

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