s.varty
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Everything posted by s.varty
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Exactly my thought, red can be bought from a couple of garages near me, I think they take your reg number and ask what your using it for.
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Must be the worst job in the world , apart from the person that has to wash their underpants:thumbdown:
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Unless theyre still up there, they must of come down:laugh1:
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You don't have to be mad , but it certainly helps
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"Ive said it before and I,ll say it again,aint no way your from my loins,........now im going home to kick ya mumma in the butt"
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Middle one this time of year
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Reading through the threads the moral to the story seems to be: Fit decent alarms/padlocks etc and there wont be any need to confront these scum. Totally agree with that:thumbup1:
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Yep first blood ,first and best imo
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"im the daddy" "who was it? carling?" "Wheres your tool?, what tool?,this fking tool"
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"Next time im gonna fing kill ya" toilet scene...scum
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"He can live off things that make a billy goat pewk"
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" I coulda been a contender"
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"AAAAAAdrian,we did it!"
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"They drew first blood"
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"well do ya punk!"
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The last thing a thief wants is to cut their selves (dna) 9 times out of ten they'll have a criminal record, razor wire with signs must be a good option, although most probably illegal in todays world of human rights and personal injury claims etc
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Without pics...........willow
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Cant beat that setup:thumbup1:
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Told once that thieves love windy rainy nights (busting your padlocks off with a jemmi cant be heard) think I might sleep in my shed with me 12 tonight
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Id agree dean, I can remember the old danarms used to be 16-1, as you say the oil wasn't as good quality as it is today.
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:laugh1: Thank YOU:thumbup1:
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Just tip it out and refill with your 25-1, wouldn't worry about the bit in the carb and pipe it wont harm the engine
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What other industry can employ lads on minimum wage to drive their 20 ton plus machines, which need no tax and run on red diesel?
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The fastrac I drive in harvest does 70kph (43mph) with air braked trailer, I think the law has been left behind here as a 17 year old with a car license can drive what is basically an articulated vehicle weighing over 20 tons. Farm machinery has rocketed in weight and size but the law has never changed from the days of fergies and 3 ton trailers, but then again agriculture is a law unto itself.
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I googled "vehicle wrapping" basically because I didn't know what you blokes were talking about and im really impressed with the results, one drawback was that the firm I looked at said the wrapping only lasts around 5 years
