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HGBMX

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  1. HGBMX

    Help!!!

    Too many clothes...
  2. They look pretty good so I just orderd one, not sure how strong they will be but time will tell now all I need is a hammer clip to put the axe on.
  3. Yeah I've been hauling 2 plastics, a hi-lift and a heavy splitting axe around the woods and it drives me mad specially when you don't use it for a while and when you need it it's miles away. We are working on a big Scott's pine block at the moment which is on a steep bank and on the side of a field so the wind just hits the tops so most of them need wedging to get them going down the bank so I need this set up. I know someone who uses a normal 16Oz hammer but he takes ages banging them in and then moans about how much plastic wedges he gets through because the hammer destroys the ends. I might pop down to my local asda and have a look see if they have them at the moment. Good idea on the rope I have heard of a couple of people doing that might give it ago. Cheers for all the help I'll stick a photo up of my set up when I get it all
  4. That is the exact set up I want, where did you get the wedge pouch from? Do you find it heavy having that lot hanging off your belt all day?
  5. cheers for the replies, I took your advise and just orderd a Fiskars X17 which is 60cm long and 1.6KG at the end so should do me good
  6. yeah that is all I ever hear about them so I really want one just I don't want a long handled beast that would drag around on the floor off the belt so I was wondering if anyone has a shorter one and what X number is it?
  7. Evening, just wondering if people use a Fiskars axe for banging in wedges and clipped to their belt while working in the woods? It does not have to be a Fiskars axe just what axes do you guys use? I'm getting sick and tired of dragging around a big splitting axe just to hit a wedge in so I would like a nice short one that I can put on my belt but still has the power and strength to hit a wedge in nicely. cheers
  8. I forgot how sensitive the people on this forum are, sorry
  9. If a life is in danger then that fair enough but some people are saying they would go out for the money
  10. There is certainly more to life then money, the people that have said they would happily leave their homes Christmas Day to go to work for some money are idiots
  11. Forestry is my 2nd job as I'm mainly at petrol stations!
  12. I can get a price for you tomorrow if that helps? It will do a transit load in 20 minutes
  13. Surely no one looked at him in his pants and shaved legs and thought, he is all man!
  14. I drive a single cab Hilux, it's great for the work days but then days off it would be nice to have the twin cab I just figured there is no real perfect truck so I'm not bothered, plus side is I'm 23 and it's £460 to insure where as a twin cab was around £900
  15. HGBMX

    sports

    I play Rugby, Union though not touch rugby (League)
  16. Has it been fly tipped along with that rubbish?
  17. Haha I was waiting for you to pop up! I had an empty oil drum taken and a load of 2m lengths of ash taken off the back in about 3 minutes!
  18. Looks good, would it fit a mk4 and where are you?
  19. I wouldn't mind one just I need to put a dog cage in the back most days
  20. I have no idea where that is so much be far
  21. Hi should of said sorry it's for a single cab.
  22. Very true but no tools will be left in it over night and I work in the woods so no one apart from other people I work with will be around. It's just so like if I stop to pop in somewhere or get fuel they are not on show. The fibre glass ones are ok just a bit bulky.

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