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  1. fergusonforestry
    i know someone who uses something similar looks a very handy bit of kit indeed
  2. fergusonforestry
    just because
  3. fergusonforestry
    did it when i had a drier also cut the same trousers still have both legs they did their job fine
  4. fergusonforestry
    i was surprised when i drove that u20 from AC Price first time with a LHD of any kind got on with it fine
  5. fergusonforestry
    a woman we used to give some logs to from time to time made us cakes and sausage rolls mind you the logs finaly killed the rear end of her car but she was still happy to see us next time we were in the area
  6. fergusonforestry
    we've been having trouble with ours to,but the opposite can't shift the buggers one of the will not shift point blank refused, even tried heating it!! lost a fork off the tractor one day luckily the woman behind spotted it in time!!
  7. fergusonforestry
    same fowk that did this
  8. fergusonforestry
    one guy gave us some cd's he was an elvis impersonator.... but he wasn't very good
  9. fergusonforestry
    you get hershey in tesco too
  10. fergusonforestry
    snapped most of the blades off my cheepo multi tool (mostly prying things and impersonating keys ) so decided to get a new un thought i'd give this a whirl, jus under a tenner, granted the hatchets a bit to small to be of much practical use but for things like stripping bark to check for DED etc will do the job, never fancied a leatherman or that for work be to scared of breaking/loosing it
  11. fergusonforestry
    :lol: have dreamt about work never done anything like that though, well not that i've been told anyway! haha
  12. fergusonforestry
    Windy Smithy might be to small? also does woodworking tools
  13. fergusonforestry
    coupla year back we couldn't get our truck out the yard cos o the snow, got an emergency job in though, tree over stopping gritters getting through, so we loaded up some saws and headed off in this! further up this road the snow was up to the wing mirrors!!
  14. fergusonforestry
    not following you are cutting stumps balancing on a hedge? but anyway can you not just use pulling not pushing side?
  15. fergusonforestry
    'shorty' up for sale again if i had the cash i'd probably buy it jus cos its unusal, think its quite smart Land Rover DEFENDER 90 300 TDI DROPSIDE PICKUP 1997 | eBay
  16. fergusonforestry
    surely nobody is really this thick!? !
  17. fergusonforestry
    four on ebay at the mo
  18. fergusonforestry
    i liked the makitas ive used, sugested them at work and you'd think i'd sugested using a breadknife! but none of them have actually used one, typical fear of the unknown i guess
  19. fergusonforestry
    when me and my mate were looking for just a cheepo tipper to do some jobs with we werent bothered about looks thought well can tart it up with a bit paint etc it'll do for a start, saw an m reg ldv with step and arches rusted in the cab and holes in the bed you could stick yer head through!! make over a grand!! seem to be very desirable things even when knacked! fine if yer selling i supose
  20. fergusonforestry
    when i was looking before it was neigh on impossible to get one under a grand and there were some right nails goin!!
  21. fergusonforestry
    been burning dutch elm this week
  22. fergusonforestry
    i'll take it!
  23. fergusonforestry
    these are the ones , we did have stihl ones that were kinda square they were rubbish!
  24. fergusonforestry
    we use oregon cans ran one over with the transit once and it was fine
  25. fergusonforestry
    once was having a bad day in the garage something just wasn't working after 101'000 attempts i picked up a gas cylinder launched it through the door narrowly avoiding me step brother it struck the end of a piece of box section put a nasty sharp dent in it lucky it didn't blow!

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