defenderjack
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will amateurs accidents reflect on our insurance
defenderjack replied to Stephen Blair's topic in General chat
i worked as a chef for years , and i can tell you right now that getting your food hygene cert is as bout as difficult as picking your nose ! so as with everything after you have it you dont neccesarilry follow it . people will still reach that little bit further with a chainsaw and accidents will still continue to happen regardless , because thats just life ! -
:001_smile:lol if it ben my old one it would have alright ! but this ones white so id look like a bleeding Zebra crossing !
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on the upside at least its not on the paintwork but by the morning who knows ! , what a waste of a day the really annoying thing ids it was still wet with drips so i must have just missed them
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right ! i having a rant now spent today putting some new boards up on my landy , spent ages cutting out wheel arches and round bits and peices so there a nice tight fit , gave them a coating of weather proofing so they last a lttle longer , any way , just went to take the dogs round the block and some little f@<"$ers have graffited black spray paint all over them needless to say im not amused that and ive got man flu doesnt help ! I was thinking of slapping on a leatherface mask and prowling the streets with the 440 seeing as its halloween i might get away with it ! little sodding gits . rant over
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thats awsome ,good on ya must be pleased with yourselfs
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very true! still be interesting to see the results of 96 quid ! ...
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nice one , your absolutly right sod paying a company thousands if youve done it for that price ! have you got any piccys of it , id be really interested to see the finished result
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id be interested, Whats the cheapest option in your mind ?
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auto lift uk is another worth trying there conversions look really good
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what a joke ay ! never any justice
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i think the only reasurring thing about these guys is knowing that sooner or later they probably wont have any hands left !!
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well if the general public thinks we charge to much already they certainly do now ! ....... well done tree EXPERT:thumbdown:
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thanks joe , never really thouht bout price of splitters till this year now ive started to do more logs . that looks like a pretty good bit of kit , how thirsty are the petrol ones ? i do have means of electricity at the mo but not sure for how long ,
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il stick with the maul then !
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yeh im not talking on a mass scale of a logging buisness just something to take the edge off swinging a maul , i pretty much work for myself so its just to do half a dozen loads every weekend , surely i dont need to spend 3 grand
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hey guys , thinkin of getting myself a splitter as got good demand for logs now and would like to make life a little easyer , not after anything too fancy a few hundred quid if poss electric or petrol ? whats a good make to go for thanks peeps
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first few years of making some bad mistakes when buying landrovers has finally paid off ! I hope
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yeh your still on line but i think you mention the word mitsubishi and all the die hard landrover fans turned theres off ! never seen one myself ?
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yeh very true , ! although i must say my b reg had tyres more suited to a tractor on it which didnt help the speed issue but at least i got to put one of those stickers on it "you can go fast ! i can go anywhere!"
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2.5 deisel isnt it ?i remember mine i had , good strong engine but it was quiker to get out walk up the hill !
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their suppose to do that ? arnt they:confused1:
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i think it looked more cream when the sun was up ? :
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paid £4000 for it only got 78,000 on the clock too so i dont think the previous owner really knew what he would be able to get for it , it was only on ebay for a couple of days before i snapped it up ! drives just as good (if not better ) than my td5 did
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only had one owner from new and been kept garaged , which imo makes all the difference ,
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heres a couple of piccys of my new landy , over the last few years ive felt abit like a landrover dealer but this ones gona stay now ! soon to have a tipper fitted
