Guss109
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I did mine back in feb the course provider arranged sponsorship for me and I arranged the medical and D&A test so it can be done. Unfortunately the work I was told I would get never appeared so it now seems a waste of money good luck and hope it works out for you
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It sure looks that way mate
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That's a tight fit in the last pic
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Husky Aberdeenshire
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That's a nice looking set up. Started the other fence last week all started really well then went belly up as took 3 days to set 37 posts and had to hire a micro digger for the last few holes. Reckon we were on the found for an old dry stane dyke will have to upload some pics when I've got them from my phone
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Had mine for six months or so and never had any problems yet
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Used to dress and shape the slates and make holes for the nails to go in
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I've been having fun with this Beats taking it down by hand. And always nice to keep my hand in joinering back tomorrow to finish making the trusses for the new roof Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Engelbert Strauss are doing a deal at the mo for a jacket a body warmer 2 jumpers and 2 polo shirts with I think free embroiding for 98 + vat might be worth a spy
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Nice vid look forward to seeing more. There must be some flex in that boom when your 70mtr up:scared1:
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Well I went to measure up the other job today and its around 130 meters so looking at about over 80 posts so think that's my mind made up mini ex here we come
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Sounds the ideal way of doing it. I normally like to dig then set so I don't start to run off so if I hire it for a day and just work on till its done as reckon it would be a few days to dig them out by hand.
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sounds the way forward now to find a hire co that has one at a decent price. If it all goes reasonably smooth how many posts do you reckon can be done in a day?
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All timber fenceing hit and miss one site will probably have loads of roots and the other is a new build so could be full of back fill and crap.
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I'm getting a run of fences recently and there all a fair size. Now I normally use a petrol borer for the holes but one is 40 posts and I'm looking at one tomorrow which will be around 60 posts maybe:sneaky2: so got me thinking about hiring a mini digger with the borer on it. So guess my question is is it worth it and does it make the job easier?
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That's going to cut in to you so badly youl wish you bought a decent harness and spent a few pounds more
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Nice area that been a few times normally stay at the lodges just up from duck bay. Might be worth looking up the local forestry boys
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Good luck mate where abouts in Scotland are you based as that might help to know where you are.
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Think its chunks little brother is the man to speak to. Worth a quick search as he is ment to be the daddy of tm from what I've read
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Nice one:thumbup: you won't forget her in a hurry and at least it will keep earning you money instead of peeing it against a wall. I did the same to get my first truck:thumbup:
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A prime example of why people should stick to there own line of work. Think he should buy a lotto ticket while his luck is still in
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Have a look for a jet hoist as cheaper than a tirfor but does the same job
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Looks like one that is for sale on eBay at the moment but I could easy be wrong
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Looking for joinery softwood off cuts in the south
Guss109 replied to gensetsteve's topic in Firewood forum
When I used to work in the crating we couldn't get rid of it during the summer and only used to take 10-20 notes for a big box. Sure if you ask them they would do a box to rough sizes you need
