harvey b davison
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Dont know any costings yet, will just ring round all the couriers and find an average. How long did it take to make yours, did you do any costings on it ?
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I think the price is about right, the timbers that you are using are the same as i would use. When i start making them, i'm just going to do about 3 different sizes of one basic design and see how it goes. Who do you use for delivery ?
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It will be a while, but i could get a basic web site set up in about a month. ( i'm away shortly on hols). Its something that i would only be too pleased to get involved in.
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Just checked another couple of web pages, and they both state 1500kg, for the model that i like. Would put links up but dont know how to do it.
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This is something that i would be interested in doing from next year on when i'm geared up a bit better. I would build them , then supply them flatpacked for people just to erect them.
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Thats interesting Dean, can you find anything on them about 04/05 plate 2.0 ltr models. I've on auto trader site and they state 1500kg braked trailer limit. Thanks.
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First attempt with the Alaskan
harvey b davison replied to Jamespepperpot's topic in Panther Mill UK
: I was just thinking the same !! -
I'm sure i've read that a 2.0 ltr one can pull upto 1500kg braked trailer. This is very important, as it will be used to pull a caravan.
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Hi, can i please have your opinions on the Subaru forester car. Trying to make my mind about a 'new' car for next year. Would be looking at about 54 / 55 plate models. Would be used for towing small caravan, dogs, farm tracks, etc. How do they compare to bigger 4x4's (which i dont really need). I've heard lots of positve things about them, but would value any feed back, good or bad. Thanks.
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Nowt like a bit of ferreting, not done any for years, but used to love it, even tho they did bite me all the time.
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Was wondering why you were quiet, wondering if you were caught up in the troubles.
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Your better off, staying away from the cheapy stuff and buying a quality second hand named brand.
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love the fox, nice work.
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Axe throwing health and safety issues
harvey b davison replied to Dean Lofthouse's topic in General chat
Mmm, talking of tin roofs, why isn't there any flashing on it, the rain will run straight down the wall, and wheres the guttering !!! -
IMO, hit hard, hit first, you cannot let people like these to rule the streets, at the first sign of trouble, no matter how small, then remove them by whatever means neccessary.This is just causing trouble for the sake of it. If it means using the army, rubber bullets, water cannons etc then do it. I'm surprised the vigilantes havent been out yet, then there will be trouble (and not positive) My thoughts are with all emergency response workers and also to anyone on hear affected by the troubles. I am sure that if anyone on here is directly affected by the troubles then there will be a rally of help from the people on here.
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Nowt wrong with that. Tidy piece of work.
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Although i have a bit of sympathy with you rob, i have been struggling all weekend and today with mans worst enemy MAN FLU !!!!!!! Sorry.
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I used to get hot headed when i used to see things like this, but now i just turn round, walk away and have a quiet chuckle to myself. Honestly its not worth bothering with. Like the others say, you wont stop it, and you can do sod all about it.
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Getting fed up of all the long distance jobs. Been thinking for a while now about setting up a side line in manufacturing wooden gates. Just dont know if the market is there for them anymore. If it did work out i would expand into animal houseing. What do people think ? Feed back would be appreciated. (good or bad ) Thanks.
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When suddenly your everyones best friend ie, Have you got ????? Can you just ????
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Thats well nice, totally different. I can imagine them looking nice at xmas time.
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Thats a good days work. Like to see things done from raw material to finished product.
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Well nice. Impressive.
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Good idea, good instructions for the basics for the beginner are vital:thumbup: Just make sure (if you can) that they are easy to follow and cover the whole body. Good look also with your gym.
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I know that ryobi expandit gear also fits maculloch power plants
