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  1. john p
    10% thin on this beech
  2. john p
    Jesus wept
  3. john p
    That larch had been topped previously? Looks a lot of weight in those laterals, wise choice.
  4. john p
    Go budget on the motors, but don't buy crap saws.
  5. john p
    Everything at this sale will be making silly money now foghorn leghorn (Jon) has announced it to the arbtalk vultures!
  6. john p
    Nothing mate, I don't reckon it's worth anyone bothering to go TBH , I can tell you all how rubbish it was as I struggle home with a truck full of bargain gear!
  7. john p
    Go to voyce pullin website and you can download it, serious amount of gear there
  8. john p
    I'm going, there's an ifor tipper trailer in the sale, should have a punt Jon
  9. john p
    Just pulling your leg mate, I'm glad you've made a decision!
  10. john p
    Are you sure Jon? Those Brian James /nugents/indespension ones look pretty good as well, have you asked for any opinions yet? What pick up are you gonna pull it with?
  11. john p
    I ve been off em for a few months now, it's the early morning cup of tea ones I miss most. Nicolette icy white gum just ain't the same!
  12. john p
    I've just bought a iveco 4x4 mewp, it's 1994 and needs the drive shafts on front axle, any one know of a scrapper anywhere or got a set themselves? Cheers
  13. john p
    What an informative post, this sort of thing is what makes this forum great. Nice one.
  14. john p
    "One more shining example of utter stupidity and destruction of indigenous people presently residing there." Oh the irony.
  15. john p
    Nicely done
  16. john p
    Probably the feeling when you get down after a lightish reduction on a big old oak or beech and you stand back, have a look and think that looks ace. (Happens about one in twenty)
  17. john p
    A long shot but I'm after the front cv joints for a 4x4 iveco daily, it's a 1994, I realise they are gonna be like hens teeth, any info rewarded handsomely! (Ish)
  18. john p
    Might need to tip a load of chip and some wood in minehead tomorrow , any one know of anywhere cheers
  19. john p
    Also if you've bought a set of second hand spikes check they haven't been sharpened badly, they can become really awkward to use if the angle of the dangle has been messed about with too much
  20. john p
    Picked up this whilst grinding a load of shrubs / ivy next to a road, made a proper bang!
  21. john p
    So middle class Syrians are economic migrants, Just because she's well dressed with jewellery does that make the threat of war any less?
  22. john p
    Yep, they wanted it battered!
  23. john p
    It's an ex snowblower, Bedford RL chassis and running gear, commer cab and Perkins engine. A proper mongrel!
  24. john p
    Shows a bit of willing, I'd rather see a few growth points than totally stripped out, had to reduce an Ailanthus today, forgot how horrible and brittle they are!
  25. john p

    Corbyn Elected

    john p replied to matelot's topic in The Lounge

    I was much younger and seriously pissed, seemed like a good idea at the time

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