s.varty
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Everything posted by s.varty
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By my reckoning the middle of the country is bedfordshire
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Best post so far imo:thumbup1:
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Very nice
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Same as stubby,whats left of it anyway
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Sign of old age is you start repeating yourself:laugh1:
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Pro,s and con on both sides, tracked machine leaves no marks on lawns, but are slow, tracked machine usually lift and tip muck truck don't, muck truck second hand around £1000 cheaper
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What famous landmark do you live closest too
s.varty replied to chrisgilltreesurgery's topic in The Lounge
Well ive wracked me brains and cant think of anything of note near me, new centre parks opposite my yard,thats it really -
Same as, and everyone I know including,bricklayers,plasters.carprnters etc. Its as if people have been holding their money back just in case they lose their jobs , now they've just thought "sod it recessions over,and now I,m gonna have a new extension,fence etc". just pray that labour don't get elected next time
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Glyphosate-what you need to know
s.varty replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Agree you,d be pretty knackered without it, without chemicals the world would starve -
All pedestrian and worked great, agree with a ride on though
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I had all my mowers filled with a kind of gel that sets hard just like a solid fork lift tyre, apparently loading shovels etc on land fills use it, one draw back is that the wheels weight about 3 times heavier, when the tyres are worn out they just cut the tyre off and chuck the solid gel back into the boiler ,melt it and use it again, no idea what its called though.
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Glyphosate-what you need to know
s.varty replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Farmers throughout the uk spray thousands if not millions of gallons of glyphosate on their fields every year, I also hears that story about drinking it without any last effects on my spraying course years ago, I think it could of started by someone saying "you could drink and it wouldn't harm you", and then the myth started -
That must be a first mate.
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If you've ever used a gun do you put the butt on your right or left shoulder? A left handed friend puts it on his left,which seems just not right to me
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Carrying the ms200 with my left hand today, and thought how the hell can anyone use a saw the other way round ,if you know what I mean. So how do you left handers get on?
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You old smoothie jon:laugh1:
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Glyphosate-what you need to know
s.varty replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
I,d say your right and it is safe BUT I,m not so sure I,d go as far as drinking a sip of it let alone a pint to prove a point, What was it "if I live its safe and I,m right,if I die I,m wrong":laugh1: -
Love it:thumbup1:
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I,m with ya
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Didn't realise a silky could inflict that damage, I,d say you were lucky it was only your hand,,,if you know what i mean:laugh1:, hope it heals quick with no lasting damage.
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congrats in order by the look of it then paul:thumbup1:
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Nice cake:thumbup1: More use than one of those chineese copies as well.
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God only knows what can be carved from that, good luck and nice touch about the kids trust
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Looking at the houses paul, was it coronation street you visited?
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Fair enough eggs, crossed wires , just felt as though you were ,that's all. Water under the bridge mate:thumbup1:
