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Stephen Blair

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  1. Dont tell buzz, he will have his giant hiezo round on the john deere in the morning. ha ha
  2. sounds perfect for a firewood processor, but what a waste that would be.
  3. lol i love they way you beat about the bush mate, just get straight to the point:001_tongue:I suggested dean to get a pto sprayer for his tractor with 2 lances, fill it up with soapy bubble and wash the carpark down twice a day as well as the cars from all the crap, and leave the birdies alone. did you get my pm?
  4. That was then, i would of flailed the bijeezus out of it 3 years ago for 80Quid, on hogmany with a howling east wind. ha ha:001_tt1:
  5. Remember that pm i sent you!who needs a hedge cutter!" lanses, just forget the soapy bubble. Its a cash cow mate. Think outside the box. I just want 10% commission mate:001_tongue:
  6. this time next year it will be lovely:001_tongue:
  7. it the customers fall out and they have exhausted all possible routes, then they each pay the council 200plus vat, then they decide what should happen and i pressume the loser fits the bill on the outcome
  8. we live on the coast so windburn is bad, i dont touch them till spring. if its in a private garden where no one will see the effects appart from the customer, explain what could happen and then if they want to go ahead fair enough. if you are in full view, where everyone will see you working there, and it gets burnt to bits it wont do your reputation any favours mate
  9. up here you can cut back to boundary, and must offer to return the branches, looks horrendous though. dead sticks galore. i used to get involved trying to sort out the problem with the customer, now i usually stay well clear. they will either agree and not bother as long as they dont get a bill or go bonkers at the thought of it and create mary hell. but this is just my personal experience in the matter
  10. great looking tree mate, can you get used to winter in the sun. have you bee down to Queenstown yet, i was there for 5 days. What an great place, i flew back from the Milford Sound in a sesna. Truely amazing. i prefered south island myself. hope you have a good day, thats the rain started today, i hope it goes off. cheers
  11. Good luck to all you guys going under the knife.and and i wish you all a speedy recovery.
  12. that looks like a good size mate, bigger than transit but smaller than cargo. what size of engine does it have:001_smile:
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