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  1. s.varty
    That obviously took a lot of work and time , how much would that cost to buy?
  2. s.varty
    Never used aspen etc, Agree totally with your comment:thumbup1:
  3. s.varty
    That makes me number 552, little way to go yet.
  4. s.varty
    Don't quote me , but you,ll be looking at 2 grand maybe a bit more.
  5. s.varty
    Theres a RIKO advert on here, no prices?
  6. s.varty
    Mines not missed a beat, really glad I opted for the riko:thumbup1:
  7. s.varty

    Hello

    s.varty replied to woodmouse50's topic in Hedgelaying

    I,m not all there , so ive been told.
  8. s.varty
    I do hope so:thumbup1:
  9. s.varty
    Sounds good, nice and slim as well:thumbup1:
  10. s.varty
    Customers sometimes ask me "how long will it take?" They look puzzled when I say I don't know it depends on the digging. 1 hole can take 5 mins ,the next could take half an hour.
  11. s.varty
    My weather forecast on the telly just said dry tomorrow and very warm on Friday, its very nearly November for christs sake, wheres the freezing cold?
  12. s.varty
    Seen it all now, that's brilliant:thumbup1:
  13. s.varty
    I think the sag is overcome by the bays being 1.8m rather than the usual 3m.
  14. s.varty
    In todays HSE, ticket for this,ticket for that world I,d imagine you need a ticket to tender for certain councils/ authorities?
  15. s.varty
    I can buy "v" notched posts up to 9ft, but in this job the customer bought all materials and he forgot to ask for the posts to be rebated for the capping and all the boards were 6in too long , he spent 2 days with his circular saw I have "v" notched posts in the past and found it quite easy. I screw my rails on with 90mm screws
  16. s.varty
    Same as: but with 5x3 oak posts
  17. s.varty
    I may give up logs,im gonna go for birthday cakes as well though:laugh1:
  18. s.varty
    No, ive never seen it without a 6in gravel board, guess its a north of England thing. looks good though:thumbup1: so you must put the capping on first, then but the boards up to it?
  19. s.varty
    Theres another good,un on ebay. sycamore slabs 12in across, "ideal as a wedding cake stand. £10 each.
  20. s.varty
    No problems here as its viewing and pick up only. Just make sure you PAY on collection and not before.
  21. s.varty
    Good work:thumbup1: why don't you have gravel/kick boards with your feather edging fences?
  22. s.varty
    Good job there mate:thumbup1:
  23. s.varty
    It is lacquered oak though:laugh1: somebody somewhere will buy it:confused1:
  24. s.varty
    Thanks,got one of those:thumbup1: great for bricks aint they. I want something that runs on petrol rather than my sweat:laugh1:
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