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Have to agree with that, very nice indeed.
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Funny you should say that but the local dealer who has taken these on is also the local main suzuki dealer I wonder if there is some tie up
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Dodgy Ebay listing Bewarned do not buy this truck!!
scraggs replied to arniecardigan's topic in General chat
Was is this one ? Ebay told him off, I would be suprised if they even bothered contacting him. -
I would rather push a wheel barrow to the job. "Made in China" no thanks
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sorted that for you
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Good luck with that. I have dealt with some crap companies in my time but EE must be high up on the list. Phoned to make sure the line was going in today, over an hour and a half later they inform me that they can't use my old number (which they said they could and that was why I went with them when I ordered) and that it was going to be on the 14th july, which then became 17th, but I still can't have my old number. I had to take a mobile contract to get the phone/broadband package with them, which was a whole load of fun canceling as it's over 14 days. I wouldn't touch them with a very long barge pole, one of those companies that are ok if it all goes ok I think. Rant over, I have wasted a whole morning waiting in and sorting this bunch of rubbish.
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I will let you know tomorrow I have a new line going in tomorrow for another phone and fibre broadband with EE. Been quite pleased with the way they have dealt with things so far as we have moved the mobiles over to them aswell as part of the package. they have guaranteed 43mb/s which will be a huge improvement on the 1.5mb/s we currently get.
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Am interested to know what they are like loaded off road, do they grip ok ? I know my landy can walk all over the ranger loaded off road, even with both having very similar tyres.
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That's good to hear, nice one
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Been struggling lately with sportsbikes because of the riding position, and my xvs650 was a nice comfy ride but was like a snail, so I have been looking at some bigger cruisers, then last week I took a triumph speedmaster out on a test ride. A week later the xvs is gone and this has taken it's place Shame the weekend weather is supposed to be pants.
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From the album: bike
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Grab Lorry required Romford/Chelmsford Essex
scraggs replied to Essex arborist's topic in General chat
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The saving is just a bonus really, it's the getting one statement and one monthly payment and not loads of fuel receipts in the trucks, that I prefer. Around here it's all microwave rubbish anyway
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You will get the price difference back in increased MPG from non supermarket fuels, I never touch it unless I get caught out and have no choice.
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it's a keyfuels card with BWOC
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130.4p this week on keyfuels next week 130.6p
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It's cheaper to get a fuel card than buying in, unless you are buying in huge quantities. I am currently getting nearly 2ppl cheaper with my card than buying 1700ltrs bulk. And then the worry of it being stolen.
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Done a delivery the other week, while I was unloading the neighbour came round with some nearly new crane pads, he asked if I wanted them, asked him how much he wanted for them and he said take them or they are going in the skip
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Should be about mate, give me a call when you are in the area.
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Did they forget they had to put the engine somewhere on that one Dean ? Hope you are ok ? Some nice kit though
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That would have probably been more use
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They are carp mine was the kamasa one and it went pear shaped after not too long, seem to remember some other people moaning about them at the time.
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Find out how much your old one holds or calculate how much the ram holds, if you want to be sure before you order
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Flowfit are probably your best bet. Your main concern would be capacity of the tank matching the ram size.
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whats the cubic size of a 1 ton builders bag please
scraggs replied to predator's topic in General chat
You need to allow for the seam on the bag the 85cm bags are internaly 81X81X82 cm, makes quite a difference to capacity. In general most builders bags are 90x90x90, internaly 86x86x87 Not sure if bulging makes a difference, if the bag bulges the seam to seam size gets less as the material doesn't really stretch much for 0.5c/mtr we use the 85cm bags, it's slightly over but settles about right
