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Stephen Blair

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  1. Genius leaving it in gear!
  2. I was shuddering before I saw the picture!!! That's brutal, heal quick!
  3. Nice Bump ! :thumbup1:Come on David show is the giant big bush:laugh1:
  4. I'd kick his back side for not just felling that high to avoid the shrubs and chipping it in a oner! I'd laugh if they jammed up the bandit with those silly wee chunks , that angled flywheel just loves small pine:001_rolleyes:
  5. I did that years ago, then I bought the alloy screw in 1 and damaged the piston on my 88, now I don't touch those kind of things:blushing: Good luck
  6. You need to either climb quicker or cut bigger then!
  7. Ha ha ha ha ha!!
  8. Come on Eddie, keep up! It's not just bickering and squabbling on here, it's actually quite useful to keep up to date with all things current in the Arb world:biggrin:
  9. Just aswell there was a bucket truck and an 18" chipper!
  10. It's better to Benny Hill Music:biggrin:
  11. I liked that, cracking day for it:thumbup1:
  12. Nice 1 Spoons:thumbup1:
  13. Dean Lofthouses mobile number!
  14. That was very nice to watch, I now want to have your life. I am nearly 40, have young sons and would like a way of life and to build a future for them, not just me climbing trees and going to work and checking my bank balance every day letting the numbers make the desicions. Thanks for posting:001_smile:
  15. I think it's 2 silver birch planted together.
  16. Monsoon here since last night!
  17. Surely you have lots of young fit scouts who could all grab a rake and it wouldn't take long. Bottom line, the art of leave collection is far from simple. On a crisp autumn morning with the sun in the sky, a leaf blower will work a treat, especially a big petrol 1. If its a dry crisp autumn morning, everyone will be fighting over the ghost busters gadget,mand leaf collection is fun. Now add moisture, rain! They get soggy and wet, they get heavy, they don't like to leave the comfort of the grass, neither do the volunteers. So,let's look at the mechanical wheeled option, in the rain or after rain, the field will be wet and unless your wheeled option was about £50k with wide grassland tyres, it's going to get chewed up. Bottom bottom line with big areas of grass and leaves, many hands make light work:thumbup:
  18. My mate had the same problem, he walked up to the Perspex window, after a couple of minutes of wondering why the pump wasnt working, :confused1:then the tannoy with the older woman talking to him like a pleb ,:sneaky2:He held the can aloft and pointed to the kite mark shouting this can was £40!!!! It conforms with British Standards not like those crap wee cans you sell!! I would pay good money to see that CCTV of the forecourt:lol:
  19. They love their stickers don't they!!
  20. Do you mean the hopper for feeding Bob? Is it the tp270? I can't fault TP [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4aCvCHTOQo&feature=youtube_gdata_player]tp 250 woodchipper and mog - YouTube[/ame]
  21. Black stallions daddy! Please tell me you videod it heading out the yard with a whistling turbo and lovely gear changes.
  22. Wow! Is that in Oz or NZ?
  23. Just a little glitch in the Matrix guys.
  24. Mog!

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