tommer9
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Everything posted by tommer9
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Yeah its unreal.....hundreds of kids entrusted with the security arangements. WTF. No wonder someone found it possible to run keys over ady's disco. Where were the responsible adults i wonder.
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At the risk of sounding critical, which i am not being, are your dogs welded to you?
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:laugh1:
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Yeah- but from then on the night just got funnier............
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Happy Birthday mate! Have a nice day.
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Yet again.....
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Very. I know one person who made a seriious enquiry....and ended up approaching schleising direct in germany who were very helpful indeed apparently..
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By far and away the most effective brushcutter attachment i have seen was an italian st up similar to the brogio, but used old chainsaw chain turned inside out- cutting with the drivelinks- and it was brilliant. A friend has used them for a few years in Italy with no problems. Yet to find a source in the UK tho.
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not unless they have won the lottery....
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We have been wondering about those lumps mate...just too embarrased to ask!!
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Looked at this today at capel...very sexy pulley indeed, but i opted for an ISC one as the opening mechanism is simpler- no thread- and i think that it would be easier to use in cold wet conditions. At least i hope so or i have missed out there lol!
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Yeah terrible news on the scratching of the disco. Sorry for that Ady. Mahoussive thanks to Mr Lofthouse for sorting out a transfer box and bringing it all the way down for me. I owe you one....or lots....for that mate.:thumbup1:
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Another top year at the travelodge extravagnza!!!!! drive.....beer........salty pizza......snore......thick head.......old friends........shiny toys.....drive.......supper etc ......bed........top weekend!!
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Im running the BFG KM2s at the back and some fairly new KM's at the front. The new ones are good off road, but on-road do seem to drag a bit more than the old style, but they have got big shoulder lugs. This also makes them a bit louder on tarmac.
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What's the best method of removing pampas grass?
tommer9 replied to Treewarrior's topic in General chat
Like has been said- DO NOT burn in situ, as they LOVE this. That is what their natural environment is....regular fires. -
Wow ade- nice camelia. Whereabouts in your garden is that...you can show me tomorrow...
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Typo maybe....guy?
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You misunderstand....:001_rolleyes:Just not for me thats all...
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I dont know- as soon as he loooked at it and i fired it up he knew what it was....and said they keep one in stock, so i fitted it and put it on the account and the saw is great. I imagine its the same as was fitted on the 020 as the triangular rubber bit with the adjuster screws fits...
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That looks like the tool. I like the use of the top link.
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Just down the road there is Portreath Garden Machinery - Cornawall and the owner is mustard on servicing. They had one they source from a welsh company I think he said.
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Yeah that looks a load better, but my mates digger doesnt have quick hitch, and he likes the idea of being able to leave the bucket on for some reason....I may give those guys a ring and see what price they can do for a 803 JCB......
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Me and a mate are thinking of buying one of these: 1 to 3.9ton mini thumb digger/excavator grapple grab on eBay (end time 22-Apr-10 10:13:39 BST) Anyone used the company or the tool?
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I had to change the carb on my 200t today. That in itself is not surprising I hear you say, as they are well-documented as having carb probs. The surprising thing to me was that I managed to get from 2007 until now before it reared its ugly head:confused1: Anyway, £52 and its sorted. Runs better than it ever has.
