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Ian C

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  1. Ian C
    The one with a tree for a body:lol:
  2. Ian C
    Think your going to struggle to get it done over a weekend but i might be wrong. if you do i reccon it will cost ya big time.
  3. Ian C
    HaHa .......Join the rest of us fatty.
  4. Ian C
    Ya got more chance of having a crap int queens handbag! you could say that about every car boot sale in the land, and to be honest more stolen stuff probably goes that way now rather than ebay, not saying ebay has no nicked gear, just that there is many more easier outlets available.
  5. Ian C
    Morning all, been flat on me back most of the week with flu, never felt so ill in years, first day of feeling slightly human again. have a good one and be safe.
  6. Ian C
    looks good John but i was going to say the same as Rupe, surley if your on any thing of a reasonabkle size that will be full in 10 mins, I know my 3.5t tipper on the odd occasion has needed emptying twice in the day. couldnt be arsed with a non tipper either. Massive improvement though mate.
  7. Ian C
    So really there almost working for nowt! Spelling and grammer is top draw lol, hope there work is better that the web site spelling. I would not work in this industry for min wages.
  8. Ian C
    40 years old for a holly is nowt, its only young and it depends on species really, if it was say a pop the tree officer probably wouldnt be too bothered, 200 years old oak and he would. also you dont say if your in a conservation area or not, if your not and theres no TPO's on the trees then the new land owner can do as he pleases.
  9. Ian C

    The Sun p4

    Ian C replied to Mark Bolam's topic in General chat

    And you':001_tt2:ve changed?
  10. Ian C
    A man of you caliber would of rigged that better im sure, dont ya think he has a bit too much "lift" on the front to do a neat job?
  11. Ian C
    Ohhhhh, I thought it was you Dean.
  12. Ian C
    Mine kept gettin snagged and torn off aswell, just got a large wound dressing in the side pocket of my trousers now, dont really need much else and its always there if you have a bad ome.
  13. Ian C
    been through all that, making wheels up, taking em off etc, doing this and that just to get it in, no more, why make life hard for yourself just to save a few quid. If mine wont go in then i say i need to hire a small one, simples.
  14. Ian C
    Top news Mark, glad your sorted. banks are tossers at the moment. Good humor from Baz at Orange plant? mmmmm he's always in a good mood when theres a sniff of a sale. top bloke our Baz, normally takes the phiss as soon as i walk in his place.
  15. Ian C
    As above, takes a while to dry and must be kept dry but burns well, shite fire wood in the normal context of things like season for 8 months and away you go but as a long term fuel its good.
  16. Ian C
    Hire a smaller machine and pass the hire on to the customer, thats what i do when i cant get mine in. get a 13hp one, small and 2 guys can lift it.
  17. Ian C
    <MMMMMMM lovely pop, should have em fighting to get there hands on that.
  18. Ian C
    I reported it, total fake and should be listed as so.
  19. Ian C
    Or me, i sell logs! but i don't sell cheap logs!!!!!
  20. Ian C
    Am not a big fan of them to be honest as i find the quality of finish on the cuts to be poor, if its to big for manual pole pruners then i climb and do it.
  21. Ian C
    Yes but i doesnt make em rot down is a matter of months does it! i hardly makes any differance at all. If you go deep enough you might aswell dig it out or have it ground and not bugger up a chain.
  22. Ian C
    Makita are good but really aimed at semi pro/heavy domestic use, and dont have the same speed or power as the pro stuff.......pay a bit extra and get sthil if you need the pro stuff. Makita chainsaws are v good though.
  23. Ian C
    Yeah had a load of "windblow" round me, errr in doors has been on baked beans again last night!
  24. Ian C

    Boots for sale

    Ian C replied to wattie's topic in General chat

    Jesus, where were they built, Swan Hunter!
  25. Ian C
    Nice one Jonny, thought you sold the ryco?

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