Mark Bolam
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Or work.
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Thanks guys. I stopped being Ltd when it became a bane financially, and also because I realised as a Director I wasn’t half as insulated as I thought I’d be, regarding house etc. The rules may have changed a bit, we’re talking 15 years ago. My bar-talk thoughts would be ST is absolutely fine unless you want to go bigger and run a bigger show with multiple crews etc., then Ltd. is probably the way forward. @Clutchy will have a far better grasp than me, I’m just a bitter and twisted old bastard who hates anything to do with tax.
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Great to see what it’s bringing in Marcus. Hopefully the hens will have a brood.
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Can you explain the last paragraph in more detail Billy?
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That’s a very valid point mate. I would be very surprised if their snouts weren’t in the trough though.
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My bad, politicians wouldn’t lie, would they? Rishi Sunak stays tight-lipped over Infosys - The New European WWW.THENEWEUROPEAN.CO.UK The latest scandals and gossip from Westminster and Fleet Street
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Why not just take them out and plant something decent?
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Tight spot there mate!
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The Labour Party will never be taken seriously when she is part of it.
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It’s like Mick said. Nothing on there is particularly impressive on it’s own, but when you’ve handballed thousands of tonnes of it in the past you really appreciate the benefits.
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Aaron?
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You have no idea Mick. I’m waiting for Klou to make the ‘wipe my arse and lace my boots’ attachment.
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That’s why I bought a loader Mick. 11 years too late…. I sub to my mates Treevolution, but at £300. They know what a mini loader can, and more importantly, can’t, do. They do me favours as well though. Anyone who knows the value they can bring could swallow £400.
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That would explain it then Steve. He probably sold them to some Americans for £2m and has been on the lash in Vegas ever since….
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I remember that machine well John, kind of set you on the road towards mechanical power. A takedown where you used the Boxer coupled with a GRCS to rig some big stems comes to mind. I knew you were onto a winner, so quickly followed you 11 years later.
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Perfectly put Dan. The drum chippers (with the GM CS100 being the gold standard) are just a much better design.
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Worky Quad saved the day here towing a 230 over a rough paddock to the base of a big conny, where the chip was staying. Saved a gruelling 75m dragathon.
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Moose! Where have you been hiding! Have a blast Stubs, ignore any advice from Eggs.
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See all that snow melting? Emissions from that saw, that’s why.
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I went for a log grab because I think it’s better suited to what I do, and the ball hitch on mine was a big factor, but the bucket grab is more versatile. I’d love to have both.
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Over to you @doobin and @AHPP!
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I wouldn’t zip chunky cord if I could help it, that’s normally rigged conventionally then pulled with a tag line if needs be.
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