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  1. tommer9
    Like i said earlier........
  2. tommer9
    THAT is the best reply...... Liam and Brian, take 1 Kudos point each:lol:
  3. tommer9
    The landy can pull 3.5 tonnes legally, as it has permanent 4x4 on the road. Its nearest competitor is the ranger (i think) which can pull 2.7, last i heard. That means you can pull a fully loaded 10'ifor. IMO the amount of logs you can get in the back of a navarra etc isnt worth the diesel to deliver them.:001_smile:Then you have to handball them out too. If you dont need to go off road then I think a cabstar or transit would be the sensible option. you should still get my rig though....
  4. tommer9
    Aside from my cheekiness, get a toyota or a landrover mate. Those are hairdressers cars IMO, little more than shoping trollies.:thumbdown:and a lot of pikies round here have navaras, so if you are worried about the image a transit will portray.......
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    Busted.
  6. tommer9
    :sneaky2:This set up would be perfect...... Defender Tipper and Ifor Trailer - Arbtalk Classifieds
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    Poached egg on toast- could be the pinnacle of fast food IMO. Whats with the scrap car on that job- gloria isnt geared up for that sort of recycling stevie:001_rolleyes:
  8. tommer9
    Oh my god.....what have we started....the 'Andys wee chipper not stevies' thread!!LOL
  9. tommer9
    try here.....http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/large-equipment/9110-self-propelled-chipper-shreks-wee-chipper.html
  10. tommer9
    Good stuff. Is that one of the many on the list at your place?
  11. tommer9
    WTF......your joking right?
  12. tommer9
    Spread the wealth mate- keep subbying and everyone gets a decent slice i reckon.
  13. tommer9
    Paint the endgrain of the log before you mill it next time, its easeier and the boards stay cleaner. You can use almost anything for this. Oil should be applied once the wood has dried out, or you wil risk the oil/ varnish etc being thrown off as the water escapes the wood. Strictly speaking one coat isnt enough indoors. The rule of thumb used to be a coat per hour for a day, a coat per day for a week, a coat a week for a month and a coat per month for a year. The earlier coats ought to be mixed 50/50 with turpentine for better penetration of the wood. This way a sort of lacquer is built up that is very protective. Between coats wire wool can be used on finer pieces of work for a better finish. In reality i just keep applying it for a couple of days and that has never rreally let me down. Beautiful wood BTW.
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    It was a monsoon today reducing a tulip tree, and the stein did well for about 4 hours, then it started letting it in around the armpit zips, and then the water just ran down my collar in a river, and down my arms every time i reached up to adjust the prussic, which you cant odds really. Very impressive bit of kit all said and done. It was unbelievably wet in devon.
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    I saw this sign in Truro the other day, next to a stream running through town, which was about 2' wide, and about 6" deep. They were every 10 yds or so for about 250yds. I couldnt not take a pic. The world has finally flipped:001_rolleyes:
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    klima air

    tommer9 replied to timtree81's topic in General chat

    Haix protector pros have a goretex layer. 100% waterproof so far, and im on my third pair. I cant rate them highly enough- and they outlasted my meindls too.
  17. tommer9
    Really malus?http://www.mobot.org/gardeninghelp/images/low/C121-0628055cs.jpg My ident is not as good as some on here....not sure either way.
  18. tommer9
    LOL:sneaky2: Get on the timberwolf help section David.
  19. tommer9
    Cornus mas?
  20. tommer9
    Fair play to them. true to word at least.
  21. tommer9
    I only ask as SNW have had a reputation down here as awful payers for years, and the williams bit split off a good few years back..........they are all tied up in this thread BTW without saying too much:sneaky2:
  22. tommer9
    Ed did that wiliams southern used to be part of Sellick/nichols/wiliams do you know?
  23. tommer9
    You could be, but unfortunately you are probably right.
  24. tommer9
    CIS scheme no longer exists, and hasnt done for a few yers now. For absoloute clarification phone your local tax office. Is this the place i did a day fo you at?
  25. tommer9
    Turkey oak?!?! That isnt going to last long outdoors! Waste of money.

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