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tommer9

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  1. :confused1:I only have a 10" vermeer mate.
  2. Even with the tracks in those 530ts are mega stable?!?
  3. Not a patch on massey mate. Case are fairly budget machines. (now mccormick, and they really are pretty crud). The 390 was a good solid machine, the only problem was that sometimes the oil seal to the front axle would go, but wasnt too big a job to sort it anyway.
  4. There should be 2 rings in that saw.
  5. Thats the one- I knew the dorset one had been surpassed!
  6. Get some of these badboys- i think its what your man in the vid ate- was thye strongest chilli in the world a few years back. Think its been surpassed now though- highest scovile reading ever!Dorset Naga
  7. Top stuff mate. Keep em coming. Where do you work?- as in what do you mine?
  8. Well said Mr C.
  9. YOu can hire a 6" machine for £89 from brandons and a plant etc, and an operator must be worth at least £120 a day just to stand there shoving sticks into a machine. TBH i wouldnt get involved with chip disposal- let your customer have the headache. If they need you to do the removal too then price for a tipper hire too maybe?
  10. I dont get the heater issue- I have a wonderful heater in my defender. If you are struggling then leave a bit of ply in front of the rad, and get rid of the viscous fan (pre TD5 of course). The viscous fan will help with power and fuel consumption too. I know a few tdi owners who have put electric fans in, and never use them even towing in the summer.
  11. Or he isnt greedy? I have met the lad in question, and worked with him. He has his head screwed on, and is happy with his price, and isnt a toatl newbie and works like stink. Personally i think he ought to charge more, but it obviously works for him. I rent my machine with myself for minimum £200/ day for a 9" vermeer.
  12. Well done mate! Good thread too- I am sure there are many 'newbies' on arbtalk who are, or soon are to be, in the same boat as you.
  13. I was recently dragged into a customers neighbourly dispute over a leylandii hedge. It seems that only after all courses of mediation betwen concerned parties have been exhausted that a court will get involved. It is then looked at on a case by case basis, taking into account the distance from the house, the effect on the amount of light getting to the house, etc etc. Apparently the commonest outcome is that the owner of a hedge who refuses to be neighbourly will have an ASBO awarded to them, but both parties are usually told to sort their differences out first, the court only getting involved as a last resort. There also appears to be quite a variation in the approach taken by councils across the country.
  14. tommer9

    drying kit !

    TBH its nopt the mums that p me off....its those who ought to have flown the nest already and then moan about those that are providing for their every need....except drying smelly kit lol!
  15. tommer9

    drying kit !

    Get your own place. Doh.
  16. Someone really hated that poor tree- looks like it had had a failed attempt at being ring barked already.
  17. Like who ade? I have yew in lengths/ planks!
  18. Where are you?
  19. Cheers guys- I searched for ages earlier but never found those links. Ill have a look see!
  20. Ta anyway mate.
  21. As in the title Dave- F3L1011. Reuben the mega mechanic is coming down from Plymouth, but I would still like a goobers at a manual.
  22. I have managed to dislodge the linkage inside the engine that connects the throttle handle to the govenor rack. I am told it is a very simple job, but need some answers and noone is open til monday and I need to go to work....I think it hapened when i put the injector pumps back in.
  23. Thought so windfall. I have relations up there.

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