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  1. not wll you need is a spearhead fron flail deck and you can cut serious ammounts of roadside verge , have you ever used anything like a valtra 6400 twintrack ??? again really good with the bomford . i am still looking for a front mount flail to go on the mog but not having much luck finding one
  2. it is a very very good rope and works well with my lock jack .
  3. well done , enjoy your self next week bud
  4. lol , the new electronic controles are pretty sensitive but once you have got used to them you will find that cutting becomes way more accurate and tight . what have you got it running on ?
  5. nice bit of kit , i have cut miles of roadside verge with one of them
  6. abouttime it was got rid of along with the thompson local !!!! waste of money IMO
  7. had a look at it and that was as far as i got
  8. is that the bomrod falcon ?
  9. i would give trust a call should not cost much at all
  10. it sounds like what im after , thanks for describing it and would be really greatfull if you can get some pics . thanks Dave
  11. bionic suspension !!
  12. yeah if there are enough people interested locally then we can sort something out
  13. Have you got any pictures of your set up ? cheers
  14. could do august bank holiday ??? do we need to find somewhere with a powerline near a tree for you ben
  15. ha ha that made me spit my tea out:laugh1:
  16. can of wax oil or two lol oh and a wire brush
  17. in all fairness if it was a service then there would not be a problem with it even if there was a pin prick - this is only down to the construction of the cable though - basicly it has a double shield so unless you were to make a deep cut through the jacket, outer conductor (shield) and into the dielectric then you would not be subject to a shock how ever if you were to cut this far into a service cable you ARE going to get badly burnt at the very least . BUT there is no viable reason that you should get into a situation that this sort of contact is possible . if it is that close that you need to work within the such proximity then get it switched off or better still get the cables dropped
  18. ooops , mybe a more sensible £4500
  19. not to worry at all mate , i bought it for the missus to drive to work at the bank and home again lol hence the low miles . i was never allowed to use it properly lol . sorry to hear about you we crash !!!
  20. try using a piece of scaffold pole covered in tennis racket hand grip . work quite well , mind you probabl not good to put up in the house lol
  21. yeah 6k , thankfully nissan stumped up for the parts but that is what was documented when i picked the truck up .
  22. the conversion cost 6k for parts and 1.6k for labour , (including a new clutch) . im only lookig to sell it as i bought the missus a 57 plate Aventura while the origional was being fixed . now the origional is not needed and taking up space
  23. hi lorry , i have a 54 plate navara , it has covered 65k and has has the bottom end conversion (basicly a complete new bottom end ) im looking to sell it for £45000 ono if its of any interest to you let me know . this is not by any means an attempt to not to use the arb trader
  24. im affraid i would be looking at a chopper for that lol ,
  25. thats a thingy aint it ? you know one of those things . lmao

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