robbo 110
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Just deen down my yard and my tipper was on fire
robbo 110 replied to mendiplogs's topic in General chat
even worse mate, battery switch wouldnt help that hope you have a better day tomorrow -
Just deen down my yard and my tipper was on fire
robbo 110 replied to mendiplogs's topic in General chat
not good news mate, ive never understood why these things dont have a battery isolator switch, has it done much other damage?? -
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that's the really sneaky ones who are up early mate, they leave the post office just in time to start their 'cash' day jobs!!!!!!!!!!!! every day is double time to them
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use a good quality 2 stroke oil & keep the revs low as possible until it has warmed up, over-revving a cold engine is the worst thing you can do.... a ported engine will be reliable if you look after it.
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doesnt sound good..... did you pay with paypal???
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great find ben, that should keep you you busy for a while!!!!
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...... public flogging, hanging..... all sounds very commendable to me, i bet henry the 8th didnt have any batterys stolen from his trucks whilst he was out 'working'!!!!
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the best two dogs i have ever had have been 'mongrels' rottie x lab, she was an amazing guard dog & her sidekick.. a jack russell, more balls than most big dogs, pedigree dogs are worth lots of money with k.c registers etc, too much breeding has gone on over the years too make these dogs any good anymore, bred for looks only, plagued with heath problems. i think the pups tommer mentioned are worth that money if you are looking for that kind of thing, i certainly woulnt describe them as mongrels
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whilst tidying up the van i was disturbed by 4 very young fox cubs fighting over a small rabbit, as much as i hate foxes it was good to see
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she did think of it first sean, her phone has gone flat so she asked me to put on as i was logged on anyway!!
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max, a member called 'oldmilltrees' was looking for a climber a while back, if you cant find him on here message me & ill see if i can get more details, cheers
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i have an 075 i keep for spares, i dont know if the bits you need are the same?? i run an 051 and an 076 regularly, proper saws!!! if not they do come up on fleabay often
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tree work on watchdog/rouge traders BBC 1 now!
robbo 110 replied to showoffsummer's topic in General chat
sadly, this will happen in every trade, where there is tradesmen, their is rogues..simple, i believe over time this will become less an less thou, i hope anyway!! the world wide web is educating people, the general public have an idea of the value of everything, this in turn puts the contractors on a more level playing field. you will always have bully tactics, thats life, nature has them too!! if the customer goes with the first quote then its down to them if they get ripped off, plenty of information for those who want to look for it, in the meantime every neibour/relative should be looking out for the elderly who have no access the information -
ive got beech that has been out for 3 years plus, its still hard enough to dull my chain fairly quickly, pricewise- same as last season £120 per cube
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a cracking bike you have there young lady
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........ old enough to know better!!!!!
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lol, damn boy's in a mans world!!!!!!!!!
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happy birthday!! we'l be round tomorrow for cake!!!!!!
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in my teens.. really really suffered, through my twenties was just as bad, early thirties & i seem to be 'immune' ?? took less tablets in 2009, last year hardly any, touchwood, this year none yet!! perhaps it's because i keep away from things that trigger it, mainly horses or girls that like horses... !! maybe ive just 'outgrown it' has any one else found this??
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the satnav is also very tracable.... wont be long before the chip in your credit/debit & nectar card will be traced.. if it isnt already!!!!!!!!!!!
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thats why it's so short....... re-profiled for every job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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the idea of a relief valve is to prevent an overload, i disagree with the above comment!!!!
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thats a fair lump of wood mate, great pic, what did you use to load it with??
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i think youve done the right thing by buying something without borrowing anything, whilst everyone else is paying the interest on their shiny new..... loans...... you will be earning money & saving towards your next implement,,, good move
