Stephen Blair
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yipperdidily bob.
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No more than 60feet i wreckon.
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this afternoons job.lightning hit these 5 years ago, deader than a dead thing finish the job tommorow.
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cheers john:001_smile:
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this mornings job.
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superb, how often do trees like that come along, even if he could of felled it, i think it would be an amazing oppertunity to do dismantle a tree of that size. I bet there wasnt much skin on his knuckles that night. good job
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poor guy and family.very sad
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No chance, boss would end up in the jail most probably on manslaughter
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you are a 100 percent right john, things like that are hilarious when you are young and stupid and you work for someone else. I have done loads of stuff like that when i was younger, but you dont learn until someone gets hurt. Or you have to fit the bill or the wrath of the boss. On the other hand, these boys have got fun running through there viens. They had a laugh and luckily no one got hurt.(this time) Its when you become a parent things like this are terifying
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that had to hurt,
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swazi all the way, but you will have to spend 200 quid, will last for years, puts up with all the hawthorn jagy stuff and doesnt rip, nice and long so covers your arse, good for tucking under harness.
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my first car was a yellow metro van, you could get 11 people in it nae bother. i painted the bumpers orange and the wheel rims red. noddy van i used to drive it with ear muffs coz the wheel bearings were so pumped. it took some beating.
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remember 'fat harry white and his soft top bedford rascall'radio 1 or 2 about 10years ago. hilarious:001_smile:
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had both, didnt like either mate. Had a jacked up hilux though and it was head and shoulders above both of them.
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Hi guys, can someone explain how this works, is it too help out guys that get kit stolen?If we have stuff we can spare to we send it to Lee and then he gives it out to needy soles.
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superb, my boy got his first wee stihl when he was still in his mummy, he has now upgraded to the one in the picture, does your wee one prefer the stihl or would he like to try out a husky, because i heard they were better. lol
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thats the one, it is a AUER i got it from acprice. You would be better coming over to mine and see it work. (ferry costs)it is excellent on the right stuff If you go into my album you will see it on a large piece of lime, i am really busy next week, but the week after would be fine, it would be nice to meet you and share some stories. the kettle is always on my friend. Stevie I am sure we could come to an arrangement with each others kit, as i dont have a processor.
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i used to have a small skidsteer. excellent tool for round the yard and loading pickups. I demod the bobcat tracked one. seriously awesome. That is on my wish list as well. I found once you started loading trailers and pickups with minidiggers,skidsters etc. They would carry the weight but i soon wrecked floors and sides.
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wow, it must of been the shear size of it that blew me away.
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thou shall always leave trail of chip from overloaded mog just in case you get lost and need to find your way back thou must be black belt in "vanfoo"if a fight breaks out in vehicle and you want to join in. This is the art of driving with knees and elbows while squeazing the life out of other lads, but be prepared for middle guy to go for the baws.I recommend all round trouser protection for combat wear.
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What if you sat an hgv?only reason i am asking, did you guys see the huge band saw at the apf that was towed by a dually with a generator on the back. It must have been easy 50 feet long all together and what kind of weight would be in the genny alone. Beautiful piece of kit:001_smile:
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I have a log cracker on my roofmount, that i use to break down trunks to approx 8-10" and 8' long , the timber isnt round but more sqaure. Will this do through a firewood processor:001_smile:
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I can see where you are coming from andy, if we all worked together and helped each other out it would be great. We all have good stories and bad stories about our experience with other cutters, but we shouldnt let the bad ones stop us giving others a chance. imo
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that the way it seems to have come across on our side of the screen mate -
it sound like you are laughing at skyhucks misery.
