s.varty
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Everything posted by s.varty
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Yiesley Middlesex alongside the canal, picture was taken years ago ( 10-15 years )
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could always do this if your bored.
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Spot on, as they say how longs a piece of string?
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Used mine today with my impact screwdriver, driving in 100mm screws, fitted a couple of hinges and other gate furniture and still saying 100% on the battery. Passed my test, oh and the issue of the charger bleeping when the battery is fully charged, well it does , I just wasn't giving it enough time.
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Just got a waitley, 2 things,it fits the tools ok but had to be really forced into the charger? and the charger dosnt make a tune when the battery is fully charged unlike the genuine Makita, apart from that seems good value
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If the ground has been levelled for me I,d agree with the price above. I would use hardwood 5x4 v notch posts at 8ft bays . as long as there are no trees or sumps in the fencing line and within a 30 mile radius of my yard.
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Didn't realise you knew the wife
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only with raspberry jam
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This will take the heat off you jack, me last week stocking up at tescos , just in case of the food shortages after brexit
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Never knew that steve , thank god ive never mentioned my arms deals with iran
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Straight to the point , but spot on
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Thumbs up for the terrasaur blade . best £150 ive spent in a long while
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This looks promising, ive been looking at a tool that cuts big roots in post holes without blunting, size (12in) is a slight problem but I see they also make a 9in, maybe someone makes a 4in?.
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Hi eggs, I got your private message , but im not into that kind of thing, I don't care what underwere you,ve got on or the fact that I can call you carol, thanks for the offer but im a married man mate!
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Didn't get her number by any chance did you ?
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Rambo, first blood
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I bought 2 from amazon for £30. I use it for cutting roots or tops of stumps for fencing. So far I found it a really handy bit of kit in the right situation. Cant see it being much good for pruning and as khriss says a silky would be better for that.
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spot on , gypsies and travellers are worlds apart
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doubt it would of pulled it on any ground to be honest mate, with the axles so far back and all the weight on the drawbar .
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Amazing what these mules can tow
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some seriously good bits of kit there, not so sure about the horse though.
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You havnt been ripped off, you agreed the price they quoted you and they have done the work you asked for, as for the logs I would think that they have only ringed up the size of wood worth keeping , the rest went through the chipper.
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blocking wheel arches
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Great bits of kit, better than a tipper imo as you can reverse right into the back of a garage and unload, if its going on a typical 1 ton pick up you,ll have to block the wheel arches off.
