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  1. pie eater pete
    Hey Rover not sure how girls fight but I have 3 boys-Lucas is 5 and Sebastian and Lawrence are 3! That's them in my avatar-im not sure I'd trust them if they were 25! You know your own girls tho... as I write this they are fighting over a dummy...
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    Axe for me bout depends if your swinging it all day. Don't believe you have to splash out a fortune on one either as some will say. Mine was £25 and I'd put it up against ones costing a lot more.
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    Give us a clue..
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    Guy I worked with on HM prisons Wymot and Garth new blocks used to drop marking pins in with the back of a 21 tonne 360. For floating up slabs we used to stand in the bucket and reach down. He could literally scrape off 5 mil at a time.
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    No worries Rob we"ll just have to see if anyone else is allowed out!
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    Never mind Trot the lads must have plenty work on to keep them busy.
  7. pie eater pete
    If you think those are fast put in Ronin Lotus on YouTube... 680 at the wheels from a 1.8...!
  8. pie eater pete
    Is everyone still up for this? Or have the wives spoken?!
  9. pie eater pete
    V8 Landy!!
  10. pie eater pete
    I'm still up for it Rob
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    :lol:
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    Jeez get yourself a saw pal...
  13. pie eater pete
    Ty usually when your coming off the throttle you will hear it worse-park it up out of gear and give props a twist see if there's any play. I never bother changing UJs now just put fresh HD props on.
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    I'd go round and give a good kicking. Won't do any good but would make me feel better.
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    They should be lasting longer than that John-don't overfill tho as grit can get in and wear them quicker. Drove to Normandy and back last year with mine making the Death Rattle..
  16. pie eater pete
    Hm i cant speak for the firewood side of it but the installer who put in my Rayburn should go find something else to do. Rough and cheaply done job throughout but was highly recommended by stove supplier.
  17. pie eater pete
    Cheers for all the input gents been very helpful.
  18. pie eater pete
    Like that Yeti whats under the bonnet? And what colour is it?
  19. pie eater pete
    Cheers Andy I'm close to having the funds for my 30/31 now so just wanted something a little more useful than my Mculloch..
  20. pie eater pete
    Cheers Alec for the comments Iv not agreed anything on the saw yet just first dibs when the works done which should be Monday-I know the guy fairly well Iv always got my files and oils from him.
  21. pie eater pete
    Cheers for the replies gents it looks quite well used but it's just something to start me off really.
  22. pie eater pete
    Morning all Iv just been offered an old Stihl 026 from a local garden machinery place for £200. It's getting new pistons and cylinder while it's apart. Is this silly money for one of these? Iv only got an old Mculloch at the mo so I'm thinking of upgrading?
  23. pie eater pete
    Best phone I ever owned was a Samsung D500 if anyone remembers them...quality
  24. pie eater pete
    Mine should have been 1k but specced up forks,chain set and few other bits which came to 1400-my total payments were only about £800 tho.
  25. pie eater pete
    Rock Lobster Team Tig SL... Assembled at Merlin Cycles in Chorley handmade by Paul Sadoff. Basically dogs danglies...

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