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harvey b davison

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  1. What is it your thinking of doing ? have you already got your tractor ? More information the better the answers.
  2. Wouldn't mind, but the first one has got 25 people watching apparently.
  3. Can i just ask what size studs come on the 7900, and what bar mount does it have ?
  4. I have both the cheap plastic starter greenhouses, and have 3 aluminium houses all bolted together on the allotment. I always start my plants, (whatever they are) in the cheap plastic one. I erect it about this time of the year start my seeds off, then after a couple of months transfer them to the main greenhouse. I then pack my plastic one up until next year. I got all my greenhouses out of the local free adds, dirt cheap. All i had to do was dismantle them. Which is ideal, because then i could mark them up ready for re erecting. As for keeping the heat down, i have taped bubblewrap to the insides of the windows. Works a treat.
  5. Really keen on the 3rd woman, crouching down.
  6. I saw a farmer the other day using a manitou pulling something like a 25 / 30ft trailer, first with bags of fertilizer and then hauling some timber out the woods. Seemed a nice set up.
  7. Theres one that does the village near me, parked up from tea time onwards, but i never really see anyone going to it. Last time i went, they did a cracking pie n peas tho. However, In a laybye near me on a busy road, there is a chap that sells stuff from the back of an old cattle trailer for a farmer. He sells the usual spuds, eggs, carrots etc. I bet he has been in the same place every year for the last twenty years or so. He always has customers at the trailer. Thats the way i would go if it was me. Have you thought about a flower van, selling flowers.
  8. See Rob at euro1 training services, he's based on carcroft ind est. top bloke.
  9. Tbh, i quite like my wellies. I did make the mistake of buying from internet, so they do seem quite large. However as with all my wellies, i put in a insole and wear 2 pairs of socks and they are fine.
  10. Out of interest, how big a bar do you think the 084, will cope with for milling.
  11. Depending on how much they need sharpening, depends on what i use. For a quick touch up, i use a file. For a bit more, i may use a dremel If the chain is in a right mess, i have a clarke chain sharpener. Bought it from machine mart, cost about £60. Brilliant little thing.
  12. My daughter stood next to an uprooted turkey oak, i believe. ( i may be wrong ) I'm dealing with at work.
  13. Here's my trusty makita, awaiting a thorough clean after dealing with some horrible laburnum.
  14. That looks magical.
  15. I dont think he deserves the amount of flak thrown at him. no. But he does need to get a grip and ensure he minimises future risks.
  16. I paid for her car to pass the mot.
  17. I think they deserve a pat on the back for trying to mix in with everyone else.
  18. Shavey, this is the setup i have on my makita ea4300. 15" bar and it runs a treat.
  19. Nice work dean.
  20. Cheers shavey.
  21. shavey, do you do any milling with yours. I'm saving up to get a 7901 and running it with a 24" bar. But might get a small mill for it aswell. whats your opinion ?
  22. Hi case, where did you get it from, let us know how you get on with it. cheers ( i run a small mak 4300 )
  23. That is a nice table. well done.
  24. I have an old chain with missing teeth, i normally use it on rubbish wood or where i know there is a good chance of hitting something.

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