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Why would heave be a problem? Its a situation that exists when a house is built on a desiccated clay soil with a high shrink ability index. The fact that you "think" you are on a clay soil only indicates that you need to establish facts. find out what the soil is and take it from there.
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Could it be a transmission from Radio 4 about longbows perhaps
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Mate its not a "who has the biggest" competition, its about being able to follow instructions, if you wanted to know the rate you should have sent an email
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You need to know Mike to realise that he is deadly serious about that
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If you have a compressor try blowing back to the tank to clear any gunk in the pump
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Waste oil is bad but that's just quackers:laugh1:
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Yes and no, they fit but they will probably have the wrong hinges, and series doors will be just as rotten as defender ones.
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If stacked against a wall the middle of the pile can get a but mouldy, you can get around it by building some drainage tube in to encourage air flow
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Has it had bio oil in it, gums up the works of left too long
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MK5 Hilux Double Cab Tipper...? Anyone done this...?
treequip replied to chrisgilltreesurgery's topic in Arb-Trucks
For those of you wondering what "gree hills" is all about, its what the ipad predictive text did to green hilux Note to self start checking ipad before it really embarrasses you (again) -
For sure but I am not convinced this boy isn't taking the pee
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just spat mi cornflakes out:laugh1::laugh1:
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What does it matter if you can't start it anyhow?
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MK5 Hilux Double Cab Tipper...? Anyone done this...?
treequip replied to chrisgilltreesurgery's topic in Arb-Trucks
At the risk of repeating myself the geometry on double cab tippers is piss poor for load carrying. All the weight is over or beyond the back axle, it's easy to be under weight on the entire vehicle but have a significant axle over load. The gree hills is a perfect illustration of this. -
CA - Pollarding Application - % of height or volume?
treequip replied to adamthearborist's topic in Trees and the Law
In a CA its not an application its a notification. The LA has 2 options, they can make a TPO to prevent you executing your notified works or they can let you get on with it -
A shock absorber is a hydraulic ram, making a regular ram act as a damper is a simple enough thing.
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I think you are oceans appart:laugh1:
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Wot Pete said:thumbup1:
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All the way a myth and its stuff like this that propagates it. That's just what they told you to do got their convenience, it has no legal basis.
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The left and right thing is a myth, it only varies when people misquote the myth
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Nice, that's a kick ass winch to the power of three
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Well what you believe....... It is however a statement of fact that before the advent of the internet we used to go to a dealer, sit down drink his tea chat, buy what we needed and leave. That's not nonsense its just how it was and for many how it will be.
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Are you sure Penny didn't jump ship from Richmonds before the internet? Age is relative
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It may be in the deeds but many are "silent" "T" marks don't denote responsibility to maintain a boundary structure and it may not even be on the land that the "T" marks refer to.
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It belongs to whoever owns the land it is on, this idea that you can tell by looking at the fence is nonsense. Some deeds will have "T" marks denoting responsibility for a boundary however "T" marks don't convey any responsibility to maintain a structure. Some deeds do contain covenants to enforce the construction and maintenance of boundary features but they are the exception rather than the rule and can be difficult to enforce. In a nutshell the fence belongs to whoever built it (or the person that bought the property from them) as long as they built it on their own land, if they didn't they have gifted it to the person that owns the land.
