Matt Butler
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fat max tool box goes where ever i go, packed full of usefull stuff including bar spanner, mutli tool, first aid kit, lighter, files, nails, hammer, adjustable spanners, socket set, tape measure, and loads more incase you hadnt guessed, I love tools:001_smile:
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what a load of rubbish
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that is awesome, love the facial expression of the guy on the left:001_smile:
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I love this post:001_smile:
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im with u on that
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well said that man:001_smile:
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ok, makes sense
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we deliver them on iveco, load with handler then tip the iveco slightly and get 2 guys 2 grab and handle each, if you pull it quick the logs stay in and you can then drag to final destination
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shot gun with rock salt cartridge, they won't come back:thumbup:
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i'll validate the reason: a wallet full of cash and a crust on the table!
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some pics from the weekend, im hoping that by the time they leave school my nephews will be ready to take my job!
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I H8 this kind of customer, give him the push.
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depends how flighty the hens are, ive had certain hens (usually bantam types) that would get ove a 6 ft fence
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inhabitants of Newbury lock up your gear, 3 caravans all towed by transits have just settled opposite St Barts school, happy days!
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on all these "best saw" threads i never hear anything about Komatsu, i have 621AVS which will take 20 inch bar, but we also run about four 500's, they are awesome saws, might not have quite the poke of a husky but super reliable. Be interested to hear what anyone else thinks about them?
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i hate tattoos
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i agree, we have a 130 tipper and you can get all that much in that
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its the moving the stuff once its down is the pain too true
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yeah! we half way through her long overdue restoration, its in about 1000 bits, and we are now wondering how it goes back together:001_tt2:
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fordson super major with 2 speed cooks winch, this old girl has been in the family for roughly 40 years
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technical error sorry
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following a recent thread on the 076 i managed to find a couple of pics of the old girl in action, sorry there a bit blurred
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i think it comes down to individual buisnesses and what they can sustain, i know that we could not stay affloat with 9 staff members and near 500k worth of kit, if we charged the prices reccomended by the "expert"
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....er no, what im saying is, if u are using a quality Arb Association approved contractor (as he claimed to be), then they can price what they think the job is worth and the customer is not abliged to accept.
