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daveatdave

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  1. white vinegar with a trigger spray and wipe it off with a kitchen towel if there is a bad area dip the towel in the ash then rub the area then repeat
  2. theirs a long reach hedge cutter in the first photo
  3. started to rain hear about 1 hr ago with a stiff breeze
  4. rubbish in the wet they were bought out by torro and they are rubbish in the wet
  5. this may be over the top but you can get smaller ones that fit on a teleporter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTige-4AhPk
  6. this site ma help Home - Thorpe Trees THORPETREES.COM Home - Thorpe Trees THORPETREES.COM
  7. I used to have the tincan good for towing but if the duel mass flywheel goes its expensive they have part time selectable 4 wheel drive but do not have the limited diff so you cannot run it on the tarmac they have a boot like a van when the rear seats are folded down also the owners club was good with some very knowledgeable folk on it if they still made them I would have had another
  8. its a straw cutter
  9. has the owner have the sporting rights for the wood and do you have to do anything to promote areas for them
  10. I also use ikea bags had them about 6 years the odd hole is patched up with gaffa tape
  11. Marley Eternit Profile 3'' Fibre Cement Sheet Natural Grey - 3050mm | Roofing Superstore WWW.ROOFINGSUPERSTORE.CO.UK Marley Eternit fibre cement profiled roof sheets 3" profile from roofing superstore, your online roofing specialists. Fibre Cement Close Fitting Ridge (Natural Grey) - Two Piece | Roofing Superstore WWW.ROOFINGSUPERSTORE.CO.UK Fibre Cement Close Fitting Ridge (Natural Grey) - Two Piece For application with roof pitches from 5° to 45°, both for... here seems quite a few listings for the 3 inch sheets have you asked if they do the ridges
  12. Driver miraculously survives his car being impaled by logs WWW.MSN.COM A driver has miraculously survived after he drove into the back of a truck and his car was impaled by logs.
  13. the builder will squeeze a extra house on the plot to pay the fine
  14. try Cromwell polyethene
  15. try taking one of the center stacks out to give more air space around them it should help dry better
  16. can you do charcoal in it? its nearly incinerator temp
  17. as spud says it has happened to me a few times then it sets the smoke alarm off
  18. do not know your location but this firm might be of interest thorpetrees.com
  19. yes but its not easy employing someone with all the costs before you start making money these days
  20. you forgot to add pension, payroll costs, employers liability insurance, ppe, holidays, lost time to weather/breakdowns travel time to the jobs
  21. it also spits like hell wen you open the door to put another log on
  22. depends on the size of the plants if small just use the small ones try and get 2or 3 cob nuts if you can much more reliable to fruit than the normal hazel putting tree guards round will not make them single stem
  23. a good feed and mulch will help that hedge and get in there with the loppers
  24. has the wagon a fork lift with it or is it the onus on the customer to unload

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