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  1. AHPP
    I re-riveted mine with a couple of 2mm snips of heavy copper cooker circuit wire.
  2. AHPP

    Anchor for winching

    AHPP replied to Con's topic in General chat

    Let's not be dicks to the OP. He was being inventive. I've often considered doing similar. Eddie's idea is the closest to the one I'd probably go with. Scaffold boards on the house corners and a length of rope round the whole thing.
  3. AHPP
    I'd say that's been pruned in the last four years or so.
  4. AHPP
    "Buys"
  5. AHPP
    Are you building a POW camp?
  6. AHPP
    He's not lying. Every time I've opened the door it's hit me like opening an oven. Southerners.
  7. AHPP
    Cheers.
  8. AHPP
    Not found one yet. Anybody?
  9. AHPP
    I put a tape across it and was looking at getting wheels off etc. Possible I’m sure but way more faff than I want. Someone will have what I need. The other backup plan is lifting it in with a hiab but it’s a tightish space, nice lawn etc. I’ll certainly call Timberwolf.
  10. AHPP
    Called in earlier. Just the towed 125s.
  11. AHPP
    I need a chipper to go through a 110cm gap into a garden near Sudbury, Suffolk. Hired or operated. One day. Please get in touch by private message to offer a hire or your services or reply to this thread with recommendations. Not Microplant thanks.
  12. AHPP
    A 660?
  13. AHPP
    Apart from things like low impact extraction for ecologically sensitive sites etc. Small skylines for example.
  14. AHPP
    Chris Morris is a genius.
  15. AHPP
    Quality. I’ve been following the museum story. Bastards.
  16. AHPP
    Is that Ennerdale at the top?
  17. AHPP
    I've had exactly the same with branchwood loggings. Always put it down to a relatively high surface area:mass ratio and loads of gas. I eventually came to the conclusion that branchwood loggings should be used (1)only sparingly on a conventional fire, (2)in a gasifier or (3)for charcoal.
  18. AHPP
    Go back to one of your earlier ideas of mounting a chipper/branchwood logger on the Logbullet trailer? Still to waste though.
  19. AHPP
    Best protection from rabbits is no rabbits.
  20. AHPP
    Thanks for posting these finds. Keep doing so please. I suggested to the TaxPayers' Alliance the other day that they build a single database that shows all the various scams in one place. It's all public money so should be available for public scrutiny but most people don't know where to look (or indeed to look). Would save hypothesising about which scams someone might be on and then asking about them specifically (perhaps having to make freedom of info requests etc). You could put in the name of any person or business and see what they've had for what. Like wikileaks for angry people in local newspapers.
  21. AHPP
    That’s Sir Twat to you.
  22. AHPP
    You missed a trick with your login name with them. If you’d included the gong, they’d have assumed you were good for it and waived the £10k.
  23. AHPP
    The reason it feels like extortion is that it is extortion. Write to the head planning man at your local mafia. Tell him that you’ll soon be comprehensively servicing his wife and charging him £234 for doing so but that the fee structure is clearly set out on your website.
  24. AHPP
    I thought that (though would be delighted to be corrected). Maybe a combination of one of those pincer type grabs to split larger stuff down to smaller billets and a shear that cuts more like 200mm. Ideally in the same implement. Does such a thing exist?
  25. AHPP

    Overloaded

    AHPP replied to Stihlben's topic in Arb-Trucks

    They’re better than tents.

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