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    Cheers for heads up.
  2. harvey b davison
    What are the rings actually for, couldnt you of just got some generic ones to fit.
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    £42.50 inc delivery.
  4. harvey b davison
    £35 inc delivery then.
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    £25 inc postage.
  6. harvey b davison
    I had that engine in my old citreon c15. Totally bombproof.
  7. harvey b davison
    I have the newer version, 1.6ltr hdi model on a 10 plate. love it to bits, and its so practicle for work and family life its just an all round ideal vehicle.
  8. harvey b davison
    Would a little jimny be big enough with rear seats taken out.
  9. harvey b davison
    Mmmm,:blushing:you win.
  10. harvey b davison
    round here its normally stihl saw, and cut a big hole in the side of the container.
  11. harvey b davison
    Jon, there is sense in there somewhere mate. I agree he should not of punched someone, but then someone should not give promises they cannot keep. And as you say , how much has this fallout cost already,
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    Hope this link works. Features
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    I used to have an old style citroen c15 van. Really good ground clearence, bombproof engine, just watch out for rust tho.
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    To be honest mac, its rare i use the dremel now, i just take it for back up. But i would be very surprised if it didnt last for 2 or 3 touch ups on an 18" bar. You can also buy spare batteries for the dremel.
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    I carnt get my head around this, i know i dont own a granberg sharpener, but surely to have to carry a power pack around to power the thing is surely not worth the hassle. I have a cordless dremel which i sometimes use which doesnt need a power pack. Am i missing something. Does the granberg sharpening stones fit the dremel ?
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    Hi Jack, nice one matey. But i'm nearly 45, 2 knackered knees, and several other ailments, I did karate all through my twenties and early thirties but not done owt for nearly 10 years. I really miss the sparing and rough and tumble of it, just dont want any more injuries.
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    Cheers for the invite rachel, i'll wait till ive got some gear and see how i get on first. Dan, thats an interesting idea.
  18. harvey b davison
    Countryboy, just follow the thread and go for it. I'm just doing it for the kids and to have fun. I just want to go about it the right way if possible.
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    Sorry for all the questions rachel, but why do you have an eye on one end of the rope.
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    Ooh, i have bad knees to start with. I broke and dislocated one kickboxing years ago. I might have to look at something a bit softer then. No i'm not a climber.
  21. harvey b davison
    Bloody hell jon, is everything ok pal ?
  22. harvey b davison
    Thanks rachel, what rope would you recomend.
  23. harvey b davison
    Hi, just wondering if anyone does judo or have one. I am thinking about joining a club. Had a taste of it before, and really liked it. Just wanting to know other peoples views/ experiences. Thanks Harvey.
  24. harvey b davison
    Hi all, I dont climb at all for my job, and never intend to. However, whenever i take the kids to woods they are always on at me to climb, make swings, rope bridges etc. Now i can vaguely remember how to make rope bridges, but ive never really learned anything about climbing. So i guess my question is how do i get started and what basic gear do i need, remembering this is just for fun and not for work. Hope this makes sense. Thanks Harvey.
  25. harvey b davison
    Quick question out of curiosity, whats the biggest new mac you can buy nowadays.

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