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  1. AHPP
    Yeah. Frodsham caught my eye. I think there’s a crag there. I’m not bothered about towns though. Bed calls. Time to pile up all the saws etc on one side.
  2. AHPP
    Google maps, the bastard, lured me in for £2 for the bridge (or a long billion if not paid within 24 hours no doubt). Wigan last week wasn’t as bad as it sounds.
  3. AHPP
    A pleasant enough gravelly corner just far enough away from the armpit that is Runcorn.
  4. AHPP
    The film, Enemy of the State addressed that pretty well. Is there much you can say to people like that though? I’d like to think so but I’ve been disappointed before. Talking of pubs, you may see me in one soon. Will send you a private message as the week pans out.
  5. AHPP
    My first thought but not happening.
  6. AHPP
    At least those people can be called by the defence. Little comfort to someone dragged through it for months/years though. There’s a lot wrong with the criminal system just in the admin (bad cops and CPS aside). Go and sit in a crown court for a few hours. Ask the usher (probably sitting at computer near the way in) what’s happening if it’s not obvious. It’ll be 10% actual legal stuff and the rest will be a judge on £130,000 a year asking for the tenth time that day why the wrong prisoner is on the video link or why he isn’t there when he ordered that he should be or whether someone could look round the building for him. Meanwhile, a defendant will be marooned in another courtroom because his brief is stuck exchanging chit chat with ushers and oppos while the clerk is on the phone trying to get a trial date this century.
  7. AHPP
    It’s a good example of the reasoning for it. Forty foot cypress. Limbs up to three inches and a few tops. The walk to the road is across the lawn, up some steps, round a corner, through the 700mm door and through the garage. The walk the other way is down gabioned terraces 3m vertically (covered in sentimentally valuable plants) or a set of garden steps (gate at bottom), across a stream and then 3m up to where some poor bastards dumped half the sister tree ten years ago. The other half, they dragged through the partially built garage and caused all sorts of mess and damage.
  8. AHPP
    Thanks.
  9. AHPP
    The CPS are dreadful for it, disclosing five times late or not at all. Ask any criminal defence lawyer.
  10. AHPP
    You recently posted about how many blokes and how much kit you had and how you weren't making much money... He can price how he likes. That's the market. It's not his fault if you've got kit and staff costs to factor into every job, some of which he can do more efficiently/cheaply over three mornings with a silky and a bonfire.
  11. AHPP
    Hang on. Do you mean your M300 is 700mm with wheels or without wheels?
  12. AHPP
    Too tight and I'm not a door fitter. I'm hoping someone will come up with something 600 or so that I've not yet found.
  13. AHPP
    It was actually 690mm with the door in the frame. Why they couldn't be standard and bigger, I don't know. Then you could fit sofas etc through them easily.
  14. AHPP
    Thanks, both.
  15. AHPP
    I'd be very grateful.
  16. AHPP
    Which bit is 625mm? Website says 720mm. https://www.jobeau.eu/en/store/woodchipper/professional-woodchipper/m300-woodchipper
  17. AHPP
    Yep. I read that. It's a passageway in a garage so diagonal not possible.
  18. AHPP
    Could someone with a Timberwolf 13/75G put a tape measure across it for me please. I want to get one through a 700mm doorway. Will it go down that narrow with the hopper and wheels and axle off?
  19. AHPP
    I need a machine to go through a 700mm doorway for one day (almost certainly not the full day - it's only one 40 foot cypress) near Gateshead. What machines should I be investigating and who hires them? And anyone in the area who has a suitable machine and would like to hire it, with or without operator, please get in touch. Very clean garden. Nice area.
  20. AHPP
    Fortune smiles.
  21. AHPP
    Very satisfying. I’ve not been around many machine operators but I imagine I’d be right in saying she’s doing it well?
  22. AHPP
    That sounds expensive.
  23. AHPP
    I've read on various places, including here probably, that some Stihl 261s are rubbish and burn through bearings or something. Is it certain years or certain letters after the numbers?
  24. AHPP
    And the ship owners who could load the boats up and profit if the voyage was a success or profit from the insurance if the ship went down (with the cargo and blokes).
  25. AHPP
    You are enormously knowledgeable.

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