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  1. Guss109
    Spot on will do
  2. Guss109
    Thanks for the quick reply I'm sure the medical would be fine and the drink/drugs test would be clear. Il speak to my brother as he works for net work rail planing the works down south and see if he knows how or if he can get me a sponsor. All the best Craig
  3. Guss109
    Hi matt how do you go about getting the pts cert do you have to be sponsored onto the course?
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    chain oil

    Guss109 replied to carpenter1's topic in General chat

    I just use Oregon and buy a 5 gallon drum for about £55 Inc vat
  5. Guss109
    That's the total a fiver closer now
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    Think that's who I'm with (would have to check my paper work) nice and easy to deal with regards setting up the policy and a good price to
  7. Guss109
    Been a long time since I've been there spent many a night out there when I stayed at brompton barracks:beerchug:
  8. Guss109
    Sounds like a great day to challenge your patience. Crack open a dram and look forward to the new year
  9. Guss109
    Not so good:thumbdown:
  10. Guss109
    I never knew he had medical probs what's worse with him?
  11. Guss109
    Darts:congrats:
  12. Guss109
    Love watching him and he gets you thinking. How he does it is beyond me I can loose a night watching him on you tube
  13. Guss109
    Watching it to and van gerwen has been good just needs this next set. He knows how to it the 180s
  14. Guss109
    brilliant congrats mate:thumbup:
  15. Guss109
    Hi dave have you tried a plumbers gas torch and run it on the yellow canisters of gas as it burns hotter. Or maybe try a roofers felting torch but you need to run it of the red tanks of gas but you can pull the trigger and it allows more air into the mix and gets the heat up nicely. If you want to borrow one give us a shout mate
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    The water used to do a tin roof is- ply or osb on the perlins then felt then put on perlins then fix the profile sheeting to them. This way still allows the roof to breath and you won't get condensation in the shed
  17. Guss109
    Think my best achievement/memory has to be the arrival of my daughter
  18. Guss109
    Congrats on the little one:thumbup1: we have just had our first Xmas with our 14 week old and she has been spoilt rotten
  19. Guss109
    That's a few more shekels just added
  20. Guss109
    not me surely:laugh1:
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    Ratting

    Guss109 replied to Pat Ferrett's topic in General chat

    Have a look on Pigeon Watch - Pigeon Shooting and UK Country Sports Website and have a look in the DIY section I think or just search night vision. There's a guy that made his own and put up a detailed thread about it I think
  22. Guss109
    I've been a member for a while now but all my posts have to be checked by a mod. Think there slow on the admin side but hey ho
  23. Guss109
    Rain and flooding here don't think I've seen the rivers so high
  24. Guss109
    As for the price think it might depend on how well you can haggle or if the boys like a dram or a few pints if you know what I mean
  25. Guss109
    No bother Jon good luck mate

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