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slack ma girdle

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  1. I would like to be demostrated to, which stand are you going to be on ?
  2. Get one of Rob D electric (12 volt) chainsaw sharpeners, and then you do not have to worry. You will alway have a sharp saw that cuts straight. P.S. Full chisel for hardwood. Semi for soft particlarly if you are pointing stakes. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  3. That is the sort of equipment that i am saving up for, one day it will be mine. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  4. Just finnish hot off the lathe. Made from apple. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  5. I have had mine for six years, and i can not fault them. The new scarpa's do look good though, but they will have to be faultless to make me want to change Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  6. Are you sure that you had enough re-directs, surely a couple of more would hace helped ?
  7. It is nationaly scarce, so sod H&S and the public, save the moth man
  8. No doubt about it, they are beautiful. I am very envious, i wish we had them in west wales.
  9. I like that, nice form. Is it made from one piece,and then cut into four. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  10. If i were you i would explain to your customer that you are not sure how long it will take, and charge by the hour. So long as they see you working then they can not grumble too much. I would strim it first, and then go over it with a rotary mower. Keep doing that every week, and the grass will soon return.
  11. Not sure how far i have walked, but i have spot sprayed 2 hectares today. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  12. If cost and space are not an issue, why not build all three ! Then you will know.
  13. Good luck. It will be cracking job if you get.
  14. It is the wrong time of year to lay a hedge, the best time is when the leaves have dropped. Hawthorn wood is not very elastic, anything over 5" is hard to lay without snapping off. At this time of year their is bound to be something nesting. Most nesting restriction end at the end of July. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  15. Shiney lycra legging do the same job under chainsaw trousers, and have the added bonus that you you can do a special dance for your wife before you go to work. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  16. Are you put the bed on excisting grass, if so line the bottom with cardboard. This will kill off the weeds, and rot out by the crop roots get to it. Good soil takes years to build up. Some crops particularly carrots and onions prefer poor soil. Start small and get bigger each year, otherwise it can daunting. Well rotted dung, seaweed are great soil improvers and generally free or very cheap. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  17. What ever it turns into its going to be big, so it should make it easy to spot. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  18. Wych elm. Good resistance to Dutch elm Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  19. Pushing the boundries, well done keep up the good work. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  20. you push the right hand side against a scaffold tube or similar, and the two halfs come apart. once through it will not come apart and you can use it a an anchor point.
  21. Try as i might, i can not quite read the lables. It looks to me like lots of flower stuck on branches.
  22. Fortune favours the brave. Double the time and money you think that it will take to get running. Is it a Fordson ? Book price for non running mostly complete is £950, to good restored £4500. Do you feel lucky ? Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk.
  23. Crazy crazy crazy fool. I would not describe his landing as a landing, more of a controlled crash.
  24. Does anybody have one that i can blatantly steel ?

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