josharb87
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sorry maybe piss easy was a bit too casual of me, but i was quoting the instructer i had for my rigid test, which is why i wrote apparantly at the end as i, myself have not done B+E
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do about 2-4 braces a month. makes a nice change, especially when shouting from the tree "ive dropped my black dildo" (my name for the shock asorber)
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touched on the B+E when doing my rigid test. dont, whatever you do, clip, mount or scrub a kerb youre gonna have to reverse the arse end of the trailer into a 1m hatched area other than that (aslong as your vehicle+trailer neets requirements) its piss easy apparantly
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cobra is pretty easy to use now, theyve changed the shock asorbers material so you dont need lube anymore, likes been said above, electrical tapes a good substitute to the shrink wrap done much bracing before?
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its not the size of your boat its how you sail it . . . like heck it is, its all about size!
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apart from length(of what peter will convert too) tonnage, base vehicle, useage, side lockers, no of axles . . .
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get piccys tommorrow. hiabs only an atlas 3008(?) and mounted behind cab, as its rear tip bed
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sounds like it'll be a copy of ours! minus the winch of course! you converting it to a tipper too?
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spray on latex?
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get a timber grab for it!
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i remember when i first started arb work, working with a bloke tony knows very well, that put someone in ballistics, and give them a saw, they'll think theyre invincible. give someone a saw and a pair of levis, and theyll respect the saw, and the danger. imagine a bunch of 17yr olds at arb college, wrapped in kevlar. . .there will be alot more ppe with saw marks
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our local dealers useless i would call them a bunch of hunts (spelling) but hunts have 1 good use. if theyve sold something faulty then they will find a way of wriggling out of it
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looks great by the way!
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do you know a regimental sargeant major called martin, married to catherine?
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looks like a knights helmet (flip down face shield type thing)
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near where i grew up! and my old man lives
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where are you doing that lee?
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have our own yard where chippings get spread out and sink into the fens, horse paddocks, allotments ect recieved a flier from AHS recycling (i think) for free tip of chip, brash, logs ect at a peterborough plant never ever pay, someone always wants it
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my appoligies, just noticed the title of conversion table-"seasoned and dry"
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just coppied it from a list of wood weights and volumes!
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oak=590-930kg/cu.m
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back on the 5th, although got 3days of own work to do before then-stop me going mad i know how you feel, ive been compared to a border collie on red bull-need constant attention, lots of exercise, and if im well behaved, a good bone . . . .
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just a gore-tex, ex army issue bivi bag-waterproof and breathable example http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Genuine-Gore-Tex-British-Army-Bivi-Bag-bivy-bivvi-bivvy_W0QQitemZ180306548502QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_SportsLeisure_HikingCamping_Tents_JN?hash=item180306548502&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1298%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318 although if you go to army surplus, they'll always nock a few quid off/do a deal for alot less. (i got a kit bag for climbing gear and few other bits at same time) both of mine came in at well under £100
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just had a look on net, mines about £40 now, but has kept me lovely n warm on the suffolk coast so-far
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i got a trakker "big snooze" from the fishing shop in norwich near ketts tavern lovely and soft fleece type lining, nice and big, cant remember howmuch i paid, but i do remember i told him i diddnt want to spend any more than (eg) £50 so he knocked £20 off sale price-top man!
