Wex

Theyre available over here end of next week

Score Time Rank

Dave Law 228.00 23m 7s 43 1.00

Stephen Donaghy 209.50 24m 2s 15 2.00

Phil Annett 197.25 25m 0s 0 3.00

Donal Roe 196.75 25m 0s 0 4.00

Andi Hardiman 96.50 25m 0s 0 5.00

30 climbers in total

Hats off to Dave Law , a very humble fella , he was the senior climber in our section and gave me great confidence in my first novice comp.Great camaraderie out of all the climbers and a fantastic atmosphere

Yeah cheers Greg still there selling at 9;30 on the Thurs nite , good range of gear , looking forward to seeing the new website , best of luck with it

Yeah sure is.Lived in Scotland for a few years.Lovely countryside

I am a guard

on the ferry after 5 hours drive from aberdeen but wont get home till 2.30 am then up at 6.30 to leave for the show

i hope it good

Sorry OT if you dont mind me asking but what are you doing in Aberdeen ?

Are any of you guys thinking of bringing some climbing gear down to do some reccy climbing somewhere around the estate? Not sure if there will be any official recreational climbing happening, but I for one would love to check it out and have a go/ or see it done in the flesh and have a chat with someone in the know how. (Have never climbed with a rope and harness before, and am keen to learn at some stage, and possibly buy some basic of gear at this show).

Rowan there'll be plenty of climbers there only too glad to give you a shot just make yourself known:thumbup1:

The Irish Tree Climbing Championships will be run there on the Friday & Saturday along with the woodland crafts , poleclimbing , axemen etc.Stands from Fletcher Stewart/Stein Honey Bros ( I think ?) amongst others .So should be plenty for everyone.The inaugural one two years ago was pretty good so should be a good one this year:thumbup1:

Don't go for a hidden winch it'll only bring trouble.Look for a genuine warn external winch mount.I've fitted three over the years and the Warn XP is a very good winch.Not meant for continuos use but will do what you want of it.I had one on my D3 for three years and served me well( miss it every day lol).There's loads of threads on disco3.co.uk covering it altho you may have to search back a few years as it's all gone very blingy on there since I used to frequent.

Cheers , would suit me perfectly

Just recently converted ours over from oil , same as yours.They're fetching about €400 over here as private sales converted back to solid fuel.I was offered €100 from a company dealing in refurbed Rayburn/Aga models against a €3500 refurbed model They're a doddle to change back , full set of bricks ,new riddling grate & frame €160 approx and about half a day of my own time. I only needed two bricks (wrap round boiler) but had to buy the full set.The oil feed entered via the left hand side and was easily repaired.That one looks to be in great condition:thumbup1:

Whats with the "Oirish" thing fellas ?

I use one of the above pro- arc machines and they are the bees knees.I've thrown some really gnarly lumps at it and it hasnt refused , yet

I looked endlessly for a second hand one and couldn't find one anwhere.Most of the hire shops over here use them so that says a lot.They produce a vertical version aswell.Excellent machine

I just converted my oil fired rayburn to solid fuel this week.All in it cost me about €200, did the work myself.I was being quoted an upgraded reconditioned solid fuel at about 4k.Should have done it years ago:001_rolleyes:

Bearmach blues with Terrafirma Expedition HD shocks on a 130 hd tipper.Massive difference.

use this Tire size calculator

Ditto , first time I've seen it , whatta contrast !

$275 US apparently.

Release date is February 2013 and price may vary but similar price to the lock jack spider jack price around the £200 mark

Thank you both

Errrrrr, cost???

& release date ?

Bummer They're a great little saw.My old 020T is being relegated soon for one