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done:thumbup1:
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any suppliers of hardwood logs in durham/sunderland area, got a regular customer.wanting tipper loads of hardwood logs (must be dry) pm me for more details with price of a level tipper load delivery to sr8 area. thanks:thumbup1:
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max rpm 12.500 says on my booklet sorry dont know where youll get the reading from the saw:confused1:
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not a shop bought plant. there were otheres in flower too, scattered around the grounds
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any body else notice plant/tree life changing seasons or blooming early? out doing a job today and came across a cherry tree in just about full bloom also this daffodil that has flowered and is just about finished early or what?
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toolstation.com 10.45 inc vat. next day free delivery over a tenner too:thumbup:
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there you are ... theres the dude:001_rolleyes:
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100% true:thumbup1: but if the track/s road/s are not part of a public highway (place) you will get your pants pulled down:blushing:
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who sharpens your chipper blades and for how much per blade
log supplier replied to treesnakey's topic in General chat
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gustharts / rob/ smile/ fist full of dollers:thumbup:
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if its a public car park then its classed as a public highway ok, public track unrestricted vehicular access public highway (but) if you were to drive on a stone track which is maintained by the fc in there woods,(signs or no signs) then its classed as off roading. thus no insurance... belive me i know 2 young ladys who were done for parking the horse box in the fc woods and going for a canter...no insurance you can get a permit to drive these tracks, but thats probably another financial gain for the fc and another can of worms?
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Quote: Originally Posted by columbianclive short question,could you be prosecuted for driving on fc land for no insurance,even though the police checked and found my car totally roadworthy ,no gates no signs . Quote: Originally Posted by columbianclive the car has full insurance,mot,and tax when you driving on fc roads or tracks this is classed as a non public highway. as all tracks/roads are maintained by the fc.. if your car is fully road worthy ie taxed/mot/insured etc, its classed as having no insurance,and off roading,when on there tracks or roads:sneaky2:
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they'll give you a (posted) writen warning first, second time you get caught theyll up lift your car there and then:sneaky2:
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if the car was fully insured,taxed etc, its illegal to drive on fc roads, wether theres signs there or not, as the roads are used and maintained by the forsetry commision. they can also take the car off you..
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an old van does the same job as a new one. its all about how you treat and look after your van. all that glitters is not gold:sneaky2: vehical image is neither here nor there, its about how you treat the customer,do the works thats expected,price correctly and how you leave a finished job.. I wouldnt give a roofer or sparky a job if they turned up in a 60 plate 140psi transit if he didnt have a clue on what he was going to do or how he was going to go about it
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imo, a new van might look nice, but at the end of the day its not the van thats cutting the trees down or doing the work. its a work horse that gets you from a to b and removes all the rubbish. as long as its kept clean and tidy and not full of holes, jobs a good one:thumbup1:
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you only get your fingers burnt if you dont check things out and do your home work.. bad remarks could put off potential buyers and pos give the lad a bad name? he might be a member on here
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the dude might rent a container in a secure yard and use his car to get to and fro to his gear. or he could live in the flats in the picture and have no where to store his gear, thus the secure container:thumbup:
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looks like a rented secure lock up to me looks gen to me, when you can read his reg plate
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any logs suppliers in edinburgh cramond glebe rd area
log supplier replied to log supplier's topic in Firewood forum
its 240.00 for a tipper load if anyones interested cash on delivery simple tip and away you go:thumbup: -
got a customer in that area wanting a transit tipper level load full of hardwood (must be dry and seasoned) pm me with your price if interested
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do a search on here for >>>>>> The Best hedgetrimmer
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get a nice photo of him, and get him on collie corner:thumbup1:
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nice dog there.. give it plenty of chews,toys or exercise... or it might eat you out of house and home... mine did.. little bugger shreaded everything
