Robert_S

Fixed it for ya...

Thats mental, it was raining so hard today it would have cut your head i would not worry about them frogs too much until they are falling from the sky!! then the locust come....

I will teach you how to fence Stevie and i will barter my charge with hire tokens for the wee chipper

How strong must they be!!! But at 2:30 why has that bairn got pants on his head?? seems a bit strange.

Really nice Ian, i do alot of fencing and i can guarantee that would sell, very nice work mate

Always good videos Tim

Would that not put more strain on your back? it looks like it is breaking his posture , i would be interested in trying it though to find out.

hahah i forget everything jim i mean John MisterTee what other books would you suggest ?

A squirrel eh? close one they can rip an arm off your leg!! i thought that scream was a bairn that had skint its knee

i am sure most have seen these but they did make me laugh. The Most Stupid Answers On "Family Fortunes" A famous Scotsman - Vinny Jones A famous Scotsman - Jock An item of clothing worn by the Three Musketeers - A horse A jacket potato topping - Jam A food that can be brown or white - Potatoes A sign of the zodiac - April A job a working dog does - Slave Something with a hole in it - A window Something people might be allergic to - Skiing A type of large cat - Persian A type of record - Floppy disc Something associated with pigs - The police A non-living object with legs - A plant A domestic animal - Leopard Something red - My cardigan A kind of ache - Filet-o-fish [To a contestant who was a SOUP salesman] :* A food that can be easily eaten without chewing - Chips Something you beat - An apple A dangerous race - The Arabs A number you have to memorize - Seven Some famous brothers - Bonnie and Clyde Something that floats in the bath - Water Something in the garden that's green - The shed Something a blind man might use - A sword Something you wear on the beach - A deckchair A famous cowboy - Buck Rogers An animal you might see at a zoo - A dog A famous bridge - The Bridge Over Troubled Waters A part of the body beginning with the letter N - Knee Something you put on walls - Roofs Something you do in the bathroom - Decorate A famous Royal - Mail Something slippery - A con-man A way of cooking fish - Cod A form of transport you can walk around in - My foot A method of securing your home - Put the kettle on Something you do before going to bed - Sleep Something a cat does - Goes to the toilet An animal beginning with the letter B - Bullfrog The last thing you take off before going to bed - Your feet Something that makes you scream - A squirrel Something you have with coffee - The Sunday Sport A song with 'Moon' in the title - "Blue Suede Moon" Something that flies that doesn't have an engine - A bicycle with wings Something with a red light on it - A Dalek Something you open other than a door - Your bowels

Buy Modern Arboriculture by Shigo i am sure its all in there, i should read it again myself as ive forgot:biggrin:

I had a shot of shreks green chipper today, Fantastic unit was taking 3 to 4 inch lime and eucalyptus easy and chipping full 10 and 12 foot heads very fast, one on my must have lists thats for sure:thumbup: Also good to meet you Stevie and any man that shares his lunch is a gentleman in my books, cheers for the day mate

i think its Safe, Useful Life Expectancy mate

Thats the strangest looking knot, are you finding that better than the VT Tom?

Id go for lantra i have my digger and mewp ticket with them, thorough courses, although a consideration may be the certificates expire after 5 years.

Mine, shes 16 now, that picture was taken last year but she just seems to have got really old this year. Gonna break my heart when she goes. Such is life i suppose.

I cant remember the model buzz but it came from jas p with forestry guarding and a double drum winch on the back, great for pulling timber out and on its own was fine, but i never liked it with the trailer on it extracting timber i preferred the MB.

Excellent mate

used one with a botex on the back for a local authority i use to work for, really good go anywhere in the woods great maneuverability in the rack especially with the steer and drawbar on the trailer, it was replaced with a valmet which was good but no where near as good as the MB.

No one knows for sure what "rock bottom prices are" as everyone will have different overheads, the guys quoting £200 less than tom could still be making a good net profit.

Sean, look what you have started

lol Calzaghe on the dance floor better watch he does not slap anyone