armchairarborist
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good job you checked it:thumbup1:
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where i grew up it was a local kids pastime wanging frogspawn at each other, frogs too, never did it myself, slimy an all that.. it wasn't in almondbury was it?
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i'd have lost them under a tonne of woodchip like certain other tools i've been digging for recently..
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got YEDL to give us an 'out' for a couple of hours, broke the mewp hyraulics after we got the crown out, just stems left as wires went live and mewp was fixed, YEDL man (wearing marigolds) said it was ok as there was just over 2m between basket/stems and wires, obviously if there had been any branches left we would have had to arrange another 'out'..
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YEDL man said minimum 2metres.. so..
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hmm michelins? don't they own bfg? they certainly look like they have bite. for 4 thats £460 a set including rims, bfg's are about £650 with rims, decisions decisions.. better get saving then
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ever worried about getting a ticket for going slow Dean? sounds like they wore out a bit quick or was it a wheels left on service?
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is it a road legal one?
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ever seen a traction engine get pulled?
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Turn overs down !! Profits are up ?
armchairarborist replied to Johny Walker's topic in General chat
nope mine is other way round, ish, more turnover and more expenses, accountant recons i might have no tax to pay and was even hinting there might be a rebate, not sure about the profits though.. i havn't seen any -
brash/ waste/ wood/ debris/ arisings???
armchairarborist replied to chris cnc's topic in Business Management
1xbonsai crown reduction (10mm) labour +disposal £100.00 Total £100.00 Thankyou Ed -
nice to see im not the only one who fixes engines n stuff in the house, my woman didnt think much of me lapping some valves in on the coffee table, good job she didnt find the cylinderhead in the dishwasher too.. looks like you need some rags on that job though, old t-shirts are the best, clean everything as you go..have fun:thumbup1:
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was a 2t copper beech stem, really nice lump, i didnt want to turn it into firewood so left it while wondering what to do with it, eventually landowner wanted it shifting so it got turned into firewood anyway. couldnt resist a piccy to haunt you with haha
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yeh but left 1/2 tonne of sawdust just to annoy you Bob.. bet you notice it everytime now haha
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haha yes good job, good job phone wires are tough, im purposely not showing anyone the vid of the top (that he's cutting) bouncing off the phonewires, i'll just show you a pic of the wire afterwards.. to be fair it was a tiny triangle of space between the wires.. oh the phone still was working
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have you got them community ranger busybodies driving round looking for somebody to pick on? counting cones etc..grrr! oh if you use rodgers plant hire in huddersfield for your tm it might look as crappy as this.. check out the cones:thumbup:
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we hire in lights and extra cones for road closure jobs, red lights dont mean everyone stops though, must always notify highways dept at la, usually takes 2wk notice, once had to wait 10wks as there were other temporary lights nearby.. highways then inform emergency services and if possible they will use other routes,
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soft southern conifers haha,
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hope so.. im expecting great things
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just top and bottom retainers, was expecting more like £20 for the lot not £20 each..
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them km2's (bfg) look good, need some before winter, i mean summer haha, good loadrating too, oh finally got fitting kit for them springs -£80.00 i'll be putting them on this wk..cant wait
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i know farmer is gunna ring me and play hell for going there in wet, he laughs everytime he sees my roadtyres, could have gone through in a fiesta with good tyres haha
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leylandii chip has its uses though..
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might as well be slicks liam.. half worn Avon rangemasters
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went to drop some stuff off today, have to cut through a couple of fields, went downhill fine then turned round and slid off piste in about 3inch of slippy mud, it was that claggy it took ages to get it off my boots afterwards, had to put some woodchip down and offload brashsacks but escaped after about 15mins..[[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xf_eSval8nY]]YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.[/ame]
