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  1. pie eater pete
    Good taste! I've a Air Arms Tx200 in .177 but im thinking of an PCP, just not sure which?
  2. pie eater pete
    I see far too many posts about Forsts breaking down to go down that route im afraid...just the paint for starters...
  3. pie eater pete
    What was the reason for the purpose built forwarder Mike rather than say 4wd compact tractor and timber trailer?
  4. pie eater pete
    Muck boots Chore...?
  5. pie eater pete
    If AJ comes up against Dubois at some point its all over for him Dubois has some seriously heavy hands and i think is a future champion ?
  6. pie eater pete
    Didnt see all the fight but seemed very tactical as Joshua learned from his first fight that Ruiz was far too durable to knock out and Ruiz has more power than he does. I like Joshua but i feel if he ever fights the likes of Wilder or Fury he would come unstuck. I dont feel he is half as durable as others around and doesn't quite have the power.
  7. pie eater pete
    Another vote for ammo box but make sure ya spray with some high viz paint or in a woodland its spot the green box..?
  8. pie eater pete
    Sky waste of time...usually just stick Netflix on now if i get chance to watch the tv..
  9. pie eater pete
    Congrats on new addition pal, tell Dicky to hurry up with my 461 will ya???
  10. pie eater pete
    If your deadset getting into the industry Cs31 will help you get more work, but i would really consider carefully about getting into it.
  11. pie eater pete
    I have similar thoughts...i always sell out of hardwood and nobody will touch softwood locally, my thinking was a small shed with capacity for 8 IBCs and a small stove in the corner fed on softwood, obviously its not 100% airtight but fairly sure it will be quicker than left outside in U.K climate?
  12. pie eater pete
    Had a Uniforest 35 on my little Solis.. shouldn't have sold it that thing was brilliant..
  13. pie eater pete
    Bullshit to grab votes...day in and out average Joe Public still couldn't give a toss about trees no matter how much you try to educate them.
  14. pie eater pete
    Another vote for Air Arms Tx200...few years back from rest i could comfortably hit 50p size targets at 40 yards..ridiculous accuracy but if you favour FAC i wouldopt for a Theoben or a Air Arms 410...estate i live on has a serious squirrel problem so may need to dust off the Tx?
  15. pie eater pete
    Possibly consider local horse logger for max eco friendliness/publicity..?
  16. pie eater pete
    In my younger days remember turning upto work that pissed i could barely walk...how i wasnt sacked is a mystery.
  17. pie eater pete
    Looks a good usable space...i have a shed about 20ft by 10 which i intend to put IBCs in then possibly considering a stove in the corner to help with drying..hoping this will then be a kiln of sorts..
  18. pie eater pete
    Td5
  19. pie eater pete
    Ha not on a main road?
  20. pie eater pete
    Looking to get my 130 remapped soon, had a high sided 12ft Ifor behind it last week filled with Syc and Cherry and Christ it struggled..?
  21. pie eater pete
    Seems it?! ?
  22. pie eater pete
    Never? i like my kids..
  23. pie eater pete
    That would really give the "new" Defender a good hiding in terms of salesif it goes ahead...LR have lost their bottle with regards to design...
  24. pie eater pete
    Garbage workwise...LR long since lost their way against the likes of Mitsubishi, Toyota etc..undoubtedly will sell to the school run Mums though but they will soon lose interest...
  25. pie eater pete
    Still too early with the 500 id say..

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