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  1. Stephen Blair
    It's not the hour clock, it's what's worn at that stage of their life. Take someone who knows what to look for wear and tear wise. Forget the word ' refurbished ' that can mean spray painted and new mud guards:sneaky2:
  2. Stephen Blair
    Cheers for that:thumbup1:
  3. Stephen Blair
    They are a Forestery tractor, revolving seat, room for your legs and nothing dangles down to get caught by brash or stumps, I've had 2, brilliant tractors. Both had cranes, that's why I bought them. I have a farmer mate who has plant as well, he loved using my tractor and rated them very highly! Would I want to use them daily on a farm? Only if I didn't have to hitch and un hitch trailers a lot as its hard to see hook due to seat location.
  4. Stephen Blair
    Why is your post @ me:confused1:
  5. Stephen Blair
    Scum!!! So glad you got her back!
  6. Stephen Blair
    Looks like the passer by had sore ears!
  7. Stephen Blair
    Belts, braces, duck tape and superglue there!!!
  8. Stephen Blair
    Woke up really warm and coughing, heating had come on through the night! Doubt it was dust or heat related, more the of a Gas Bill Anxiety attack:thumbdown:
  9. Stephen Blair
    Well done!
  10. Stephen Blair
    Love where the jump boards were!
  11. Stephen Blair
    That's brutal!! Sorry to hear that!
  12. Stephen Blair
    I'm sure there's a little gauze filter in there, undo the hose and have a looksy.
  13. Stephen Blair
    She's the pic of you in it????
  14. Stephen Blair
    To all TP owners, take the bottom plate off regularly and clean the crud out, it's sits full of wet crud and wrecks the seals on the bottom roller.
  15. Stephen Blair
    I watch lorries pass laybys every time I'm on that rd, I've seen 1 pull in, in 15 years driving that rd. I tow my caravan up and any more than 3 cars I pull in, frustration is certainly the problem!
  16. Stephen Blair
    Johny I've dealt with Cat before and have no complaints, I've not even sat in it, it was the easiest option aswell.
  17. Stephen Blair
    The smallest digger will lift so much more than any am, I've used the little micro diggers on jobs and moved tons!! My grabs getting set up for the digger, hopefully get it this week
  18. Stephen Blair
    I wrecked my cheap splitting maul last week on a steel wedge, :sneaky2:yes a bad aim as I was leaning over a fence to hit it:laugh1: Dean I can't make yours out in the picture, looks like a sledge hammer:confused1: Or have you Deanified it:biggrin:
  19. Stephen Blair
    Spirit level job there mate:thumbup1:
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  21. Stephen Blair
    That's the back cut! If you zoom in it looks like he's taken a gob out the front. That's confidence that is:thumbup:
  22. Stephen Blair
    Very realistic!
  23. Stephen Blair
    You had 4 shovels with you:confused1: Obviously before the days of big blowers:biggrin:
  24. Stephen Blair
    Cracking pic! Looks like that branch is in the window of the villa:confused1:
  25. Stephen Blair
    Never done, just went and did another job. I would never drag 1 out the way . Everyone has busy life's, they simply just forgot, I very doubt it would be intentional.

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