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    I always just called them Kleenex.
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    There's probably a bit of hedgehog in there, as well as many other things(allegedly).
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    No worries, mate. I will get you some pics at the weekend.
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    I have found another part number for it; 4137 640 0100. Hope this is better.
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    Probably a good idea not to say it again then.
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    Glad it has been handy. I'm picking up the strimmer on Saturday and will be giving it a good check over before I pay.
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    Hey, don't knock it. You ended up getting a saw you were going to bid on for free.
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    Will have to have a look when I pick it up on Saturday.
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    Thanks Richard, I thought I would ask on here first as it's nice to keep it in the family, as it were.
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    Sorry mate, the 85 is a done deal.
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    Thanks mate. Could do with a harness as well if you have any.
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    .....but without the stigma?
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    I won't be collecting it until Saturday but the part number for the gear head itself is Stihl 4130 641 0305.
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    Community projects would be those currently carried out by volunteers or 'the naughty boys gang' . They would be supplementary works rather than existing ones.
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    Loved the old footage of felling DED Elms. Not even a sniff of PPE.
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    I know it's not a saw but has anybody got a gear head for one of these that they don't need please? Ideally, I would like one complete with the guard and thrust washer. It's the same head as the 55,80, 100 etc.
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    Fairest way to do it is to say that, if you are able-bodied, you should have to do the amount of hours on community projects that it would take you to earn your unemployment benefits based on the minimum wage. It would make things better in the area and maintain some sort of work ethic amongst those unable (or even unwilling) to work. If you don't show up and make a decent effort, why should you get benefits?
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    Happy birthday, Eggs.
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    Very apt as well. Anyway, how long before Prescott sticks one on Hislop?
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    Isuzu Trooper Commercial.
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    They will both make a mess of your nuts if you upset them though.
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    Good going into Kent. Still crap crossing the other way as the barriers are still in place so you have to stop.
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    I have exactly the same with my Trooper Commercial. I just count the times I only paid for a car as a bonus.
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    You're welcome, Marc.

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