Guss109
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When I was looking to do my course I think there was one running in laurence kirk (sp?) can't quite remember who were running it
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Like this one
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If you are going to get a post hole borer try and get the one one wheels that is hydraulic as it will save your wrists being snapped if you hit heavy routes
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excellent thank you. Il give them a bell and see what the damage is but I can't really complain as I got the mower for a steal at auction. I went to buy another one last weekend just for the grass box but they were making silly money.
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Cheers mate also if you could let me know where you got it from that would be grea
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Evening all. Can any body help me out? I need to find a grass box for my mower so does anyone have one they don't need or know the cheapest place to buy a new one? As I'm sure it's going to be a lot cheaper than buying a new mower.
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If your going to be working shifts that are set could you not combine them both for just now till the arb work picks up?? Could be the best of both worlds for a while
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I'm sure he won't let you down:thumbup1: I did my 30/31 with him and he knows his stuff and is a really nice bloke as well
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Feel your pain mate been there and got the hobble aswell. Just take your time and don't try and do to much to soon. How did you manage to do it?
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It's a bit to far to hike up there for a half hours work. If it was closer I'm sure there would be a few offers of help
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Wow very good mate
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That's a bit bigger than a hilux. Is it just me or does he look like Jay browings twin from axe men?
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Are you ex-military?....no not one of Steve's polls!!
Guss109 replied to armybloke's topic in General chat
I did five years in the royal engineers and spent my last three years in EOD:bluboomteamenforcer:heeeelllllooooo: had a great time and made some great mates -
Hence why the steel plate is there. Every flitch beam I fitted when I was joinering was specced to have the steel plate. Guess it all depends on the local building regs ect
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What you are thinking of is called a flitch beam/plate. It's just a steel plate sandwiched between two bits of wood
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Very nice mate
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Press release: Scottish & Southern electricity switch to Aspen
Guss109 replied to Aspen@AAOIL's topic in Aspen Fuel
Hi David I'm just a bit north of Aberdeen near the airport. It will be a fair trek to huntly for you from banchory -
Press release: Scottish & Southern electricity switch to Aspen
Guss109 replied to Aspen@AAOIL's topic in Aspen Fuel
I think the saw shop in huntly are dealers. Where abouts in Aberdeenshire are you? -
How about a boxer i think there called. They look a good machine and have loads of attachments to. Might be worth a think about
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Have you got a good physio you can go and see? When I broke my ankle and did my tendons and ligaments they were the people to see and got me on the go quickly useing acupuncture and exercises. Best of luck mate and hope your sorted shortly
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The gas bottles are a different fitting to your house gas as the forklift has a screw on as opposed to a screw in fitting
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I Would just renew it as it's easy to give it up but harder and more expensive to re apply and buy a new gun. My 12 bore hasn't been used for nearly a year but I've still kept hold of it for when I can find time to have a crack at the doo's
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You should also look at getting some insurance cover from the likes of basc ect. I'd mention that to him to show your a wanting to be a responsible shooter. Above all just be yourself and don't worry about it
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Ref sticks might be worth trying your local builders merchants as they will have loads of bearers that will just be put in the skip. Just an idea but could save you a lot of time
