s.varty
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Thanks guys, some good ideas there, The helicopter idea was good, so im hoping in years to come drones will be strong enough to lift a 6ft closeboard:laugh1:
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good un:thumbup1: thanks
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That's very nearly impossible, especially on your own
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Sorry , should of said "replace the panels" new for old as such.cheers
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Any tips out there for lifting fence panels into concrete posts on your own? , im getting to old to lift them 5-6 ft to slot them in on my own. The obvious is get help , but that's not always an option.
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I would say apple as well, but as you say the buds throw me.
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Another one for kubota:thumbup1: all depends on your finances wheather you buy a mule or quad.
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I use mine for logs and I can unload a 1.2 cubic metre load in around 10 seconds, but there are limits as the vid shows,its a bit like putting 5 ton of ballast on a trannie tipper and expect it to tip it:laugh1:
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job sorted:thumbup1:
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big plus is you can tip in a garage:thumbup1:
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Ad in the local paper works well.
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pigs trotters with pease pudding:thumbup1:
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your a poet and you didn't know it,
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I was given a few bags of briquettes by a company that makes them to see if any of my customers would be interested in them , they were,nt. They were stored in a dry shed, but in a couple of months they had resorted back to saw dust because they had got damp. This is surely the biggest pro for logs v briquettes.
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Who on here that has said they use their logburner rather than oil/gas /electric actually buys their logs?
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Mine cost £100, but I don't doubt its gone up by 100% in the last few months. its nothing to do with emissions, its just an easy way to screw yet more money from the motorist.
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If its the same as the London lez you will still be allowed in with your old diesels..............................As long as you buy a one day permit for £100.
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Happy birthday mate, many more to come:thumbup1:
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No music, please. The noise of the saws etc is enough.
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That's really impressive, well done if you made that:thumbup1:
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Willow, fast and reliable.
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Thought he would of sniffed this one out
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Looks like a fake to me:laugh1:
