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I've got a Makita cordless drill with hammer setting but it's probably a bit light. I'm happy to turn them in with a tommy bar for how often I'll use them. Need them for pulling over backleaning trees. Suffolk clay and sandy/chalky clay (good base for anchors I'd have thought?).
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Can you screw them in rather than hammer them?
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Spirafix Ground Anchors Home Page Anyone used these? I can't imagine the tops last long when they've been installed (with a hammer) a few times.
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I hope ArthurBottlesworth is serious because it sounds like a great idea to me.
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Det cord and grinder or some kind of shear on a digger. Skips/airburner. £20,000. One day. Should've called me.
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Anyone else off to the Budgie Show next month?
AHPP replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in The Lounge
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Interesting. What are the bottom of the drive links fouling? Is there maybe one low point or something stuck in the groove?
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Last picture and your signature go together nicely!
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Rails too low so bottom of drive link is bottoming out on bottom of groove. Put some metal back on the rails.
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Fixed it for you.
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Durham parkrun Parkruns are a great idea. The clock starts at 09:00 every Saturday and stops when you scan your barcode through the finish line. They text you your time so you can try and beat it next week. I hate running but I do like competition so I can put up with 5k every now and again. I've not done the Durham one but the http://www.parkrun.org.uk/gibside/ is a lovely course through the woods.
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Would people be speaking so highly of his give-it-a-go attitude if there were 3 of him in a blue Transit and they had Irish accents?
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Does anyone else use the cradle method but throwing backwards over their head? I can generally get more power from it.
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Reckon he'll be able to ride it out until, oh, I don't know, say, maybe, May 8th?
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Bolam will be taking notes for his upcoming mockumentary.
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Hopefully, with the strong winds in the week, people have loads of work they need to catch up on over the weekend. I'm available to help. Fit and intelligent 27-year-old who likes long days, hard work and good pay. I arrive on time (by which I mean early) in my own vehicle with PPE and kit for grounding or climbing. Alex 07929 855913
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Or is it someone with their hands tied behind their back? Rorschach test.
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A couple of recent threads here caught my eye; the closing the mines thread and the ebola panic thread. For Steve to make (more?) money out of arbtalk, how about a built in betting platform that lets spectators vote on: How long it takes for a thread to get locked Who locks it Why it got locked Who got it locked (BONUS JACKPOT) Votes are anonymous to avoid mod bias. To your beers and keyboards, arbtalk!
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Heil arbtalk!
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Many thanks. Is driver training or similar your profession or are you just informed because you've taken the time to find out anyway?
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Sounds good. Do you have a link to any of the .gov sites regarding towing on l-plates or are they one of the grey areas? Can't imagine why it wouldn't be as obvious as all the easy to find towing stuff...
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Thank you very much. Another couple while you're still here: -Can I tow on a motorway with L-plates and a licenced passenger? -Where do you get your info? 'ROG. told me' will unfortunately not convince many police/magistrates. Not asking to antagonise; just need to be sure.
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Hang on. This is interesting! I got my licence after 1997 and before 2013. Are you saying I can put L-plates on my 3.5 tonne vehicle, sit a pre-1997 licence holder in the passenger seat and tow a 3.5 tonne trailer? And my pre-97 licence passenger doesn't need to be insured but my insurance needs to cover me for >750kg towing while supervised? Really as easy as that? Sounds too good to be true.
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No particular disrespect to the last poster but this thread is going round in circles and has been nearly as useless as I feared it might. I'm not going to post any more. Many thanks to the helpful posters.
