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  1. the village idiot
    Hubba Hubba!!!
  2. the village idiot
    Is there any machine you haven't got access to Silky? Which model is that, and what is the metal work for underneath?
  3. the village idiot
    I am a big fan of these little fellas. I know that some of you have them and use them for both arb and forestry. I am thinking of upgrading my little Carraro Bitrac in the future. It would be great to get your thoughts and experiences of them. To start things off, below is a picture of my current steed. It is 27hp, reversible driving position, non articulated. It has a sigma loader which fits on in place of the three point linkage making it a very versatile machine, if a little under powered for some of my needs. It now has proper agri pattern tyres on which improves the grip no end.
  4. the village idiot
    Hope it all works out for you.
  5. the village idiot
    :lol:
  6. the village idiot
    Vegetable Terrine?
  7. the village idiot
    In homage to this thread I just had beans on toast for tea, with an egg AND cheese on top. Yum Yum!
  8. the village idiot
    :lol:
  9. the village idiot
    Begging your pardon! I see my mistake now:blushing:
  10. the village idiot
    I'm pretty sure they don't speak, let alone ask questions! Might be time for that trip to the psychiatrist mate.
  11. the village idiot
    What species are the logs?
  12. the village idiot
    Well done silky, back on track!
  13. the village idiot
    No, it's their semen we're after.
  14. the village idiot
    But you're the only person who knows how to attach them to the sailors!
  15. the village idiot
    Fear ye not eggs! The ice cream is made from the semen of submariners, collected port-side after particularly long tours of duty. Extra creamy:thumbup:
  16. the village idiot
    I think it's a bit of a stretch calling those lozenges in the beans sausages. I have it on good authority that they are made from the pureed testicles of castrated Tom cats.
  17. the village idiot
    Do they have a pto?
  18. the village idiot
    But I do accept your point that there are some very poor stove shops out there, ( I visit my competitors incognito every six months or so) some of whom have no idea what so ever. Good work Alycidon! Your disguise is flawless.
  19. the village idiot
    Ooh, and another excellent post! This thread has been really interesting!
  20. the village idiot
    Excellent post Skyhuck.
  21. the village idiot
    A wiley old wood man named Tate, Sold all of his produce by weight. Within every load, A gold bar he stowed He's not made much money of late!
  22. the village idiot
    That wasn't merely awful Silky, it was catastrophic!
  23. the village idiot
    Where there's a will there's an awful pun!
  24. the village idiot
    It is a funny one, and goes against what you would expect! I fill my log cages with rings then split them into an identical second cage. I always end up with one and a bit cages of split logs for each single cage of rings. As mentioned before though, it is very dependant on how carefully you place the logs of both sizes.
  25. the village idiot
    You could call it Moretome than firewood:001_smile:

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