Joe
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i found this on through google - The starting price for the basic chassis cab is likely to be in the region of £35,000
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we have a transit single cab with a toolbox and chip box on at work, it seems to fit down most drives and entries etc, but it is not very good when fully loaded with chip or logs especially when pulling a chipper.
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just got confirmation of booking for my CS38 on may 5th, anyone got any tips and advice to help me pass? cheers:001_cool:
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ring my boss - simon from beechwood his mob is 07976358219 we have a chip yard he may let you tip in, if not we have loads of local allotments etc, and if none of the free tip sites want chip there is a local site called woodfields which are very cheap to tip off at, and they take all green waste, which are quite cheap, he is golfing all weekend so may not answer his phone lol. hope this helps.
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that guy is amazing, i used to ride until my bike was robbed , seeing this makes want to get another decent bike:001_cool:
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how would this be made recognised by the public if its to be similar to the arb ass?
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lol
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over drinking is strongly frowned upon by all members of arbtalk Not!!!
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:001_tt1:thats a real nice little bit of kit that you've got
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a lad at college who works for Warwickshire county council said they pulled up to have a look at a job before positioning the truck and 9" Jensen (i think), went out of sight of the rig for just a few seconds and came back and it had been pinched!!!! they stupidly left the keys in the ignition:ohmy:
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i think it seems genuine, you often see people covering up serial numbers so they arent cloned, but thats just my opinion ....
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, i hope it comes soon cus the stickers look real funky
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on honey brothers website on the tachyon bit, it has a link to a splice guide, i don't know if its any different to the one mentioned but it may help.
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, i find it is really to utilise the bubble
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, i've had a new rope amongst other bits, and my new multitool plus my complimentary tickets, and the prices were real good, and fast delivery, much recomended, and he seems a top bloke aswell!!:001_cool:
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no not legal at all, i new i was pushing it using them on road at all, but i got away with it for 6 months and the bikes were only about £500 each, so i made my money back working with them on my local farm. im just lucky and grateful that i never got any points on my licence, and only got away with a warning, but they were two great bits of kit and both great fun
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i've had a honda trx250 and it would easily pull a chipper, and i also had a atc125m trike made by honda and in low ratio it would pull most things, both never let me down until the quad ran out of fuel and the trike was towing me home up my lane, when pc plod took both bikes off me and crushed them:thumbdown:
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, well if thats what the paying customer wants of course:001_cool:
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haha:lol:
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that man has made some of the funniest films ever!!
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yep, its a nice size for the saw, it runs it very well and is a light well balanced saw, that is fuel efficient and light.
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Why is arbtalk so addictive?
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go to my mates and have dominos pizza and beers, it can easily cost £30 for a night, then add that up for a few nights per week!!!
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you can tell i'm still learning...
