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    thats the link.
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    <p>Hi Steve,</p>

    <p>I started a thread asking for advice on selling my house, and had a link in my signature to the page i made, I have since removed this after being accused of being dishonest, Several people have asked for the link, and even say i should reinstate it on my signature. Would i be breaking the rules in doing this? Many thanks, and keep up the good work. Adam</p>

     

  3. normandylumberjack
    Thanks for those kind words, I will speak to Mr. Bullman and see that Im not breaking any rules in doing so, cheers.
  4. normandylumberjack
    Thanks graham, I will look into an ad with these guys.
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    I will pm anyone who is interested, but my intention is to target serious buyers and this is why i started the thread, as Le sanglier said the market is flooded, and i am looking for a way to get my place noticed. I removed the link to avoid sarky remarks.
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    I will take the link off, now any proper advice?
  7. normandylumberjack
    Thanks ty, its taken me nearly 8 years to do, would like something a bit smaller now.
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    No lake, just under an acre, out buildings to convert, there is a link on my signature if anyones interested?
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    Collars and cuffs, they really should match:biggrin:
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    I have decided to sell my house here in Normandy, not to move back to the Uk, but to find a smaller house that my wife and I can work on together from the the outset. Does anyone know of a place to advertise that isn't going to break the bank? our local agents are less than active and I even made a website to advertise the property/land but its knowing how to get prospective buyers to look at it? The thing is it could be sold as a going concern with income to the right candidate so should i be pushing that or the particulars of the house and land? Any feed back much appreciated!
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    Not used the 201 but the 200 rear handle is fantastic for coppice work on hedges and the like, the handle is really versatile to position the saw in a very ergonomic way. Used a 241 for a couple of hours last week and have to say I love it, will be replacing my 346xp with one when it goes to the husqy scrap heap in the sky! I would have both given the choice (ms200 not 201) but if it was a straight choice...................................................... 241
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    Out of interest, what will a ranger (05) tow?
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    I only find it an issue on top handle saws, my 192t is a pig to get on, my mates 200t is the same. really have to press down on it to get it to "bite". Never had it on a ground saw. Dont like Husky caps, PITA.
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    Like the others have said, aim the axe so as to chop a bit off at a time, not straight down the middle.......... if that makes sense?
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    Jas p wilson do various cone splitter sizes, ask them if they have sold any in your area, and perhaps you could see a demo, or get someone with one to whip over them.
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    All the farmers around here drive berlingos, they go on forever, and seem imposible to get stuck........ no landrovers here.
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    A mate has the pug, bullet proof, slow as hell, leaks like a sieve.
  18. normandylumberjack
    What years did the mk 2 run for?
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    I will try cleaning it up tomorrow, see how it looks.
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    Your Lurcher is the spitting image of mine!
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    Thats correct, 28th div or so Im told. British air support tho.
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    Whats the vibes like?
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    Have found a fair bit of stuff already, most interesting was a metal bed, thought it was a machine gun with a typhoon attatched to it, turned out to be the bed of a german officer billeted in our house, as a rear guard to artillery placed at the end of our road. The family who lived here then were in a shelter in the garden. The house was straffed with machine gun fire from a typhoon, fataly wounding the officer and one of his men. they burried the bed (no tips in those days). Lots of bullet shells, one a live .50 cal, 30-06 etc. scores of horse shoes, hinges, bottles, and one pair of false teeth. Metal detector would be an idea!
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    Let us know how she measures up.
  25. normandylumberjack
    Yep, Im told that the armed forces have the blue and red of the tricolour velcro'd on for easy surrender! I once asked my neighbour if he thought france would host world war 3 as well as the last 2?

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