s.varty
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Got any pics of your work craig?
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Looking forward to your future posts craig
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Just out of interest, what did he say when you offered it to him for £3,000?
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Same as:thumbup1:
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Leaves and bark do say that don't they.
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Good points there doobin, I have a wolf compressor and leads and a couple of cheap headless nail/staplers, looks like a wet day today so hopefully I can get out and have a look around the tool shops.
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Im now leaning towards the dewalt 18v nailer, no gas or air ,2 x 4ah batteries, 600 nails per battery with a 1 hour charge,50mm-90mm headed nails. Just over £500
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Gibbs & dandy sell "o,keeffes working hands" for dry hands that crack and split. Best stuff ive used
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Your front room on the computer?
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Don't the paslode need gas as well as a battery though?
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Thanks old mill and I notice ive posted on it:blushing:. What im really after now is a gun that fires proper nails not thin non headed ones or staples.
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As the title says, battery or air powered, able to fire decent headed galvanised nails up to 50mm. Thanks in advance.
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No, all the wood has to be delivered to my yard, All transport costs to be paid by you. Inbox me for my address, thank you.
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Why Belgium? what do you know that we don't?
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Agree and don't make sense as the first thing to rot on a fence is the bottom of the posts, I must of put 100 or so concrete spurs on fences this year as the overall fence is perfect but the posts have rotted at ground level
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That's nearer the mark:thumbup1:
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Very hard to quote without a site visit, Whats there now, old fence? trees? . What height? type of psts? etc
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Agree,
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:thumbup1:
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Ive been told by farmer friends that cameras dummy or real work wonders
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Good luck paul:thumbup1:
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Don't jump to conclusions, they may of just been looking for their dog that slipped its lead and run into your neighbours unopened back door.
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Just over 3 weeks if I remember, it had to be done by a certain time as the owner lord someones daughter was getting married.Actually it was one of the most stress free jobs ive ever had, no neighbours to complain,no digging= no pipes or cables, no dog crap,no parking problems etc
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Not my fencing , but another contractor erected it and sprayed it the same day(galvanized), one decent hailstorm and all the paint came off.I sand blasted it and resprayed all 2.5 miles of it.
