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  1. hazzygawa
    Can I part ex my Ifor for a mog and timber trailer???
  2. hazzygawa
    Thanks mendiplogs As you can see I put some flexy steel tubing and bypassed the cat completely.
  3. hazzygawa
    No pic Sean.
  4. hazzygawa
    Happened to me last year. My new exhaust
  5. hazzygawa
    Sorry to hear a out your incident. I was traveling to the pub a while ago and someone had fly tipped a dead badger in the middle of the road. Buggers.
  6. hazzygawa
    I use the planning portal but now I can do a 211 there is no need. Just send an email straight to tree officer
  7. hazzygawa
    So this 211 form. Can it just be written on headed paper? I need to thin 3 lime trees soon in a con area, can I do this with them? Do I get a reply, if not how long do I wait b4 I proceed? Sorry for the derail bit it is the first I have heard about a 211 and not the normal tpo/con area paperwork
  8. hazzygawa
    Go to their local council web site and print or fill out a on line a conservation area/tpo form.
  9. hazzygawa
    Not too many in npton is there dan?
  10. hazzygawa
    Cheers matthew
  11. hazzygawa
    You know where I'm at mendi. Basically guys when I reverse in mud it pushes the hitch up applying the trailer brakes so no reverse. The trailer is in fairly deep mud. The damper works fine and the brakes are spot on it's just the trailer brake is working when I don't want it to. Sorry for any confusion.
  12. hazzygawa
    Tt105. I have been working in v muddy conditions and have just changed all the b cables and adjusted the brakes so reversing has become a self induced nightmare.
  13. hazzygawa
    Thanks mendiplogs.
  14. hazzygawa
    Can anyone suggest what to put in the little gap on the trailer hitch to stop brakes coming on when reversing my trailer. Tata
  15. hazzygawa

    New Toy

    hazzygawa replied to Stihlben's topic in Milling Forum

    It's a beast!
  16. hazzygawa
    Written quotation and 14 days to pay. Luckily I have not really had any probs with people paying. People usually want to pay there and then. I try to get people to pay by BACS otherwise it costs me money to put cash/cheque in bank. But that's another story.
  17. hazzygawa
    Good thread. I was wondering this as well. I have a pantin right foot and a hitch climber. When I tried to accend the friction hitch went tight, too tight to move.
  18. hazzygawa
    I quite fancy the 150. I saw a you tube vid of some Italians testing it and it seemed pretty powerful.
  19. hazzygawa
    Try not to spend too long in bed or you will totally seize up. I had three weeks off work and a load of physio on my lower back. Have a disc that presses on siatic nerve. Plenty of ibuprofen. Had a muscle relaxant from the docs cuz muscles were all rock hard around where damage was. The good news is backs do get better. As long as your careful. Good luck and stay on the ibu ( make sure you keep your stomach full or can lead to other probs).
  20. hazzygawa
    I can only think of smutty stuff, sorry.
  21. hazzygawa
    Splines may be worn in the front drive shafts causing it to partially seize when put into four wheel drive. ?
  22. hazzygawa
    Tax man paying me this year. Last year was shocking. I don't want that again
  23. hazzygawa
    Worc what did you actually do in your former life b4 the trees cuz you got about with some celebs?
  24. hazzygawa
    1 day 3 hrs 2 weeks 3 days It all blends in to 1 week for me
  25. hazzygawa
    This is a repost. I put this on a week ago

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