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  1. Buzzsurgeon
    Why didn't they state Hannah took 2 sweets and ate them??? Or have I missed the obvious??
  2. Buzzsurgeon
    Willow is tough to grind with all but the most powerful machines. Keep your tips sharp, get a cordless grinder and diamond disc. Sharpen little and often, you'll soon notice when it's been dulled.
  3. Buzzsurgeon
    Have a Concept 2 machine, it's a commercial bit of kit and the one to have. Expensive new but plenty second hand about. It'll last a lifetime with excellent resale value!!
  4. Buzzsurgeon
    used up several pairs of those! The tractor tread soles were awesome! Prob not comfy by today's standards! As mentioned fab on spikes!
  5. Buzzsurgeon
    Arnie
  6. Buzzsurgeon
    I think the point is you were cheap so got most jobs by default! Being a little naive possibly got you a start at the bottom of the ladder as a start to where you are today!
  7. Buzzsurgeon
    Wants bidding up to about 100K
  8. Buzzsurgeon
    It's got a condition called Crack & Knacker!
  9. Buzzsurgeon
    How low will it get; now at 45p litre! Buy now or stick your neck out a bit longer???
  10. Buzzsurgeon
    Get it dirty popping over some logs in the yard, it needs the newness wearing off!
  11. Buzzsurgeon

    Vw lt35

    Buzzsurgeon replied to Guss109's topic in Arb-Trucks

    Good bus, 6 cylinder turbo, they go well and sound mint, mine was also down plated so carried big loads without anyone noticing! Can be prone to body rot tho:thumbdown:
  12. Buzzsurgeon
    Make your own out of plyboard, fit these to get thro gate then swap back to grind, job done
  13. Buzzsurgeon
    good for topping conifers, if it would swivel!
  14. Buzzsurgeon
    Wild garlic flowers, lovely on their own or in a salad!
  15. Buzzsurgeon
    Sorry to hear that, unintelligent morons incapable of providing for themselves! I know how it feels, I felt what's the point in working hard and running risks with your own business! But hang in there the pain will ease!
  16. Buzzsurgeon
    Perhaps smaller wheels would be better for urban road side stuff [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlW2ePk19tQ]tamiya rc unimog u406 - YouTube[/ame]
  17. Buzzsurgeon
    Cool! Mercedes-Benz Unimog 406 Series U900 Wheelie (CW-01)
  18. Buzzsurgeon
    Stick with domestic better paid and more cups of tea! Oh and less red tape bull pap!
  19. Buzzsurgeon
    14 hours days, that's fitting 2 days in one! £250 a day is £125 in real terms! But good if you just want to get your head down work and save on short to medium term.
  20. Buzzsurgeon
    I have some Draper 10 ton hydraulic ones, will shift most stuff, about £100 tho but will last a life time for me
  21. Buzzsurgeon
    John Whitehead, I reckon! Good old days, with three knot technique!
  22. Buzzsurgeon
    Can anyone tell me please what model of track base was fitted to the early Arborplant 150 tracked wood chippers, mines a 2002. I need an idler wheel and hydraulic cylinder, but not sure what model it is!! Thanks Brett
  23. Buzzsurgeon
    How about setting up an account at your local filling station, they normally do a better price than forecourt advertised for account holders. Look for a fuel depo on your local industrial estate where wagons fill, they are normally self service with a card on account
  24. Buzzsurgeon
    Easy peasy with stump grinder!
  25. Buzzsurgeon
    Good but reckon it's under powered you need 600hp + for productive chipping!

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