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  1. Robert_S
    thats amazing i cant get a point on a pencil far less some of that
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    yeah i though the kids collecting the conkers was a lovely bit, certainly showing a more inocent time, nice bit of footage that
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    Great videos Gord, thanks for posting them
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    sips, but i tend to sow the buttons on the trousers with 10lb fishing nylon they never move after that:thumbup1: a wee tip though always put the knot on the outside of the button.
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    big beech td

    Robert_S replied to Tom D's topic in Video forum

    Nice work Tom, thats a lump of a tree:thumbup1:
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    id be recommending felling it, with all the targets you have just listed it aint worth it, its only a leylandii. it sounds like a job for steel rod old school bracing but id be felling it.
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    too right, i cant be seen going in there and there is some chap in shell suit, the very thought....
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    Alba are good ive also used conifox for my whips. i would ask at craigmarloch though i was very impressed with them.
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    ive used this nursery a few times since getting the name from a member on here, brilliant company service and price. worth a call. Craigmarloch Nurseries, Kilsyth - Scotland's Wholesale Plant Cash and Carry Nursery
  10. Robert_S
    this is a great thread.
  11. Robert_S
    i will pm you mate im not want to de rail your thread.
  12. Robert_S
    You a kettlebell instructor martyn where did you do your course?
  13. Robert_S
    Easy, dont work 260 days a year
  14. Robert_S
    Nice pictures stevie the track chipper come into its own there Mog would be better though eh What spikes do you have on and what are the velcro straps like? thinking about a new set
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    is dykes, thornhill not open on a sat afternoon? they use to be. walter is sometimes in chieftain forge on a sat afternoon in bathgate. Plummer brothers in Inverkeithing would be open its only minutes over the forth bridge. to name a few
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    nice set of pictures ian, cracking job
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    ..........or reading this thread, the vat and tax man are not daft they know more than you think you are better to stay on the correct side of them.
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    That would be excellent matt. G415 AVS is what is on the saw but the part number is 2851-55121 it a plastic worm drive for the oil pump, im sure a few will be the same. If you find one pm me and i will sort you out with some cash for postage and a beer:thumbup1:
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    red stihl 2 stroke ( on the saws that wont run aspen) and stihl chain oil. Ive used old engine oil years ago forestry felling seemed the norm back then, but i never liked it as it was manky on the gear and you ,so i went on vegy oil from the supermarket but i had it freeze a few of times in the saw so went on proper chain oil, but i do like the stihl oil. But i see from above post clarks do an oregon one i may try that next to see what its like.
  20. Robert_S
    :lol: just dont buy a pick up there as the doors will all fall off
  21. Robert_S
    you should be ashamed of yourself with a joke like that :lol: How long did it take for you to think that one up mark ?
  22. Robert_S
    Thank you mate, welcome to the forum:thumbup1:
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    Inspirational dave, i cant comprehend the challenge and hardship you are facing but your attitude is incredible!! i am sure wherever you end up it will be YOUR choice and no one elses. Thanks for taking the time to post. I wish you all the best for the future mate.
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    Anyone know of any? i have a saw i am fixing for a good client and i need a worm drive for the oil pump. Cheers
  25. Robert_S
    What kind of concrete fence? can you not remove the part of the concrete and place in a small lintel above the root this would support the section above and take the presure off the wall then leave enough room for future growth, repair the cracks with a couple off steel plates at either side bolted through you could then possible build a couple of pillars ( or concrete in steel posts ) to stop the wall falling over. Lift and relay the patio at a higher level. Or walk away

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