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cool how much was the muffler rob? does he do them for other saws too? did you have to adjust the carb much?

i reckon arbtalk could win the 2012 olympic lungeing games:thumbup: that would be a national team to be proud off i attempted to watch the football lastnight in an english pub. . . i dont like football, last time i attempted to watch a game, david seaman was in goal! and i remember why i dont like it, its a pathetic excuse for a sport-and men, i mean rolling around crying when they deliberatly fall over?? MAN UP!!!!! atleast there were some cracking girls about to offer a distraction

but trigg, how can that be the same saw???

mike, cheab b+b with a bit knocked off as no brekkie as youll leave before its served, 4 nights a week £80-£100 prob cheaper than the fuel bill you would have had, job done (ive done it before )

i hate cats. the guy im renting my appartment off moved to malta, he was here the day i moved in, he thought it would be ok to leave his cat here . . . i told him the moment he closed the door, the cat would be drop kicked out the window, he thought i was joking untill he realised i wasnt . . his dad now has it, safely out of reach of my size 11's

nice one martin, ive got some of that rope of jonsie being shipped over here, and a loada other stuff. looking foward to trying it out! let us know what its like:thumbup:

to be honest steve, all it seems youre asking for is to do what YOU are paying them to do-i.e WORK! good luck to you and youre mystery groundie!

nice one

this is a FANTASTIC opportunity for someone

not really! theyre a mates dads, he ums and ars about selling the lot. i'll ring him in the next few days and get more details for you

now THAT is networking! nice one david and mr joye

pics? ebay prob £250 for a mint one

i know of an un restored 35+loader, restored 35, restored 35 x, and a restored massey 135 just outside of cambridge

:lol: read this post, then the subtitle of youre posts

thats a good one:thumbup:

no mate, well sort of, most stuff gets stacked within 40ft of lorry access and a big lorry with 40ft reach hiab and grab, and roll on roll of skip bin comes along, grabs everything up, including sawdust and takes it away to be processed for biomass chipping to power the city (pics of the HUGE chipper in action are a few pages back) OR the branches which would normally be chipped in the uk, just get stacked in a pile, and the logs cut to 40cm lengths, and left under the tree for the customer sort out . . . even at some million £ houses we leave stuff for them to deal with! OR if its a real big job, where theres going to be say 5 or more lorry loads of brash and transport costs start getting too much, we hire a chipper, chip in a big pile on the ground, then along comes the grab lorry to pick the chips up:thumbup: grab lorry will take ANY size wood too! the boss has been picking my brains about tracked chippers and importing them from the uk, as chippers are really rare and REALLY expensive over here chip???? oh i vaguely remember that, made by those noisey dusty things:001_tongue: be even nicer if it was a puma 130 crew cab . . . edit: Mozz has been paying attention!!!

cheers matt i think its almost perfect for our work, our boss has done well with the design of the back, interior lights, sliding saw tray, plenty of space for kit, saws, 2 inch heavy duty lift on the rear, eats up road miles, and alright offroad for a soft roader, its no landy but doesnt pretend it is

before, during and after of lime thin and natural lift this morning, and pic of the box on the back of the work truck:001_smile:

sweet as nintey mate! i actually quite liked the N/A engines for offroading, just ploding around. i had a 71 2a when i was 17, even though it was a classic vehicle, classis vehicle status diddnt apply because i was under 25! but i did manage to lower the insurance by doing no more than 499miles a year:001_smile: . . .ever noticed how cheap 2nd hand speedos are on ebay, and how easy they are to change between original and 'new' between mot's??

that is cool as!!!! awesome

Even better!!!!! the atmosphere would be immense:thumbup:

sounds sweet as mate, im gonna do the same, im sure swedens got some wilderness somewhere:001_smile: a weekend of peace and quiet, chilaxing cool! sleeping in a tree in the rain under cover sounds idylic

awesome tom, definatly get one of them only £50 too . . . but only rated to 150kg one built for 2 would be nicer mozza id light the fire away from the tree boat . . .in a nice big branch fork...some people, no sence:lol: