mixedangased

Me and the Mrs did some more eariler

I thought fire damage too

Earn enough to get by and work as little as possible😊

me too

Yes, but you can repair them with ONE screwdriver, a cigarette packet, an adjustable spanner and gaffer tape!

It's spot on,it's on a converted farm and the rooms are fab and the breakfast is brill. You wouldn't be disappointed.:thumbup:

Second that,

too good for arborists covered in crap and saw dust.

Husky 254 if you can find a good s/h one

What a load of young pup woosies - t shirt and graft

So my overheads and insurance etc are cheaper because I'm using a log splitter are they? My outgoings don't alter just because I take a smaller machine, well apart from the fuel. They can take it or leave it, I ain't a mug, after 13 years in this game you learn a lot and one thing is don't be too cheap!

I too have Crimbo pressy loads to go out.

Steve's working on it.....

 

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat/81909-christmas-raffle-member-contributions.html

 

 

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Aha ,ok thanks just thought time was ticking on

Are we not having a raffle for the children's trust this year ?

Do a detailed drawing and if it's that good get it patented first I would think.

Or tell me and I,ll tell you if it's any good ;-)

Just had the same 5 mins ago....new customer...ooo, really...it is close to Christmas...will have to get back to you...me: no problem at all madam, but we do always sell out and have a Christmas shut down...let me know when your ready and I'll see if I can get to you or have any left...lol

 

Another time waster!!!!!

Your not alone had

3 this week already,if they phone back will be sold out anyways.unless they want bags of kiln dried

NONE!! they cant predict yesterdays weather let alone the future. Wake up , look out the window, thats the weather forecast. At 6 o clock today the forecast on the net for my area tomorrow was sunshine and dry all day. The itv with Amanda houston said heavy rain??????????

Spot on

Sales up on last year,

Will be out of barn dried seasoned by next week,been selling faster than I can refill the barn.filled it twice already.

Pm sent

I would be,is there a artic load?

Is his name James ?

have ya booked that climbing course yet ? did mine at 40 and love it.

Did mine at 47 :thumbup:forget speed efficiency is the key.

I've just fitted a s/h stove to my place a was signed off by the building inspector no probs,

And I don't have any paperwork .just got to pay the fee for building regs.

Some of these stove installers take the pee.

Put in a building notice and do it yourself and save a fortune .

if you really want a flue.

And as long as the chimneys ok there's no regs that say you need one.look up the regs on your local council site.

Which side cover you need ? Main or small cover ? 13 np correct.

Have got some bits might have a crank too.

Has your con rod gone ? Crank might be ok with alloy cleaned off.

Chris

I have Pfanner Zermatts . Very comfy just standing or climbing but a bit stiff for walking about don't you find ?

Yes stubby,bit stiff but great on spikes

Sorry,

 

Pl21 area, ten minutes out if modbury or 15 minutes out if kingsbridge.

 

Cheers

Might be a Bit too far for me.

very impressive!

Thanks m8

What a thread, pmsl. Ive never seen anything like in my life. I love the way you've gone back to what you know best, which is not a bad thing.

I've had 2 pairs of Haix Trekker and found they slip off your heal a little, otherwise they're not bad ground boots but a bit heavy and chunky for climbing.

Can't fault my AirStream other than essentially they're a walking boot with chainsaw protection. In my opinion they're perfect for climbing but I don't think they're tough enough for ground work.

 

I'm puzzle as to why no one suggested PFanner boots, they look rock solid a bit like my Asolo powermatics!

Pfanner best boots I've owned lasted nearly 3 yrs and just the sole worn out,really comfy bit like her on Munster when new,got air streems now but not as comfy.would like to get a resole on zermett.