Joe Newton
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I've been trying to make mine both for 4 years to no avail.
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Bugger off, it's like you're slagging off all my favourite kit!
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Because he won't buy me a new shiny?! Sounds like you're after Reg's job mate!
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I know exactly how much they are. I'm browsing my rigging wish list as I type. What I said was that whilst the fixed bollard is a big improvement, my boss would never buy one as the porty does the job just fine, and is half the price.
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Any bloody excuse... We use a port a wrap for all rigging. It's fine, and my groundsman has rigged off lumps for me which made me cack myself. If you're using small dia line it pig tails it to hell though, and because of the choke point sometimes there's too much friction. I'd love a fixed bollard, but justifying the expense to the boss is impossible as the port a wrap does everything we need.
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Well my pants are out of date then.
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The above is a very good deal for a decent second hand ground saw. I find buying from here is less of a gamble than eBay, since there is more respect amongst members. If you want new, this is a link for a solid 50cc saw, at £360. http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=371273650167
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Looks nice but I'd have cut the buttresses off...
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"I wish I could say that Sean fought the good fight and the a Sisters let him be. I wish I could tell you that. But hospital is no fairy tale"
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Whats swedish candles worth say ash ones thanks
Joe Newton replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Local Garden centre is selling 2.5' softwood ones at £15 a pop. Problem is I doubt customers would pay a premium for Ash, since it's just to burn outside. I'd say the size will affect demand more than the quality. Story of my bloody life. -
The Eastern European equivalent are cheaper.
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Tic toc... Sounds like he's describing skin matey
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Appreciated, but one day there'll be a circumstance where a 4x4 would be really handy/fun, and I'll regret listening to the voice of reason. Besides, a small van isn't nearly as good at compensating for the chipolata.
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He was being generous, I could tell he was used to far bigger things. I don't NEED a 4x4. I've got by with a Fiesta for long enough. I WANT a 4x4, and for the money I might as well. It's a good suggestion, one I'd never considered.
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Well I have a tinge of the ginge in my stubble, crooked teeth, and fall just shy of average in the pork sword department, so I guess I won't count on any more than 150,000...
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Yeah ideally I'd be getting a super cab pickup but I can't justify paying what they're fetching.
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I'd just like something a bit bigger when the fiesta goes pop.
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Cheers Eggs, there look to be some decent ones for around 2.5k Do the rear seats fold forward? What kind of mileage is the 2.7 diesel good for? For around 2,500 I'm looking at 10 years old and 100,000 ish miles.
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The difference between removing major deadwood (anything potentially dangerous) and total removal of every dead twig on the tips is vast. Make sure you clarify this to the client, and offer a price for both options. Most won't want to pay the extra, but if you don't stipulate the difference in your quote you may be expected to remove the 5mm twigs!
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Why shouldn't you have to buy them? They aren't mandatory ppe so an employer isn't obliged to provide you with them. I'm particular about what gloves I wear so I just buy my own!
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If you can't afford a new pair every week then you're doing something wrong!
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Hmm, seems a good choice, but the mileage would put me off at 20mpg. Ideally I'd like a 4x4 with enough grunt to pull 750kg, nothing more. It'd need enough space to carry kit, and get 30mpg min. Oh and for 2-2.5k. Sorry for the hijack Adam.
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Cheers, the only vans I've found on auto trader under 100k are going for at least double that. My budget is the same as yours basically, so it's good to know there are decent vans about for that money. I'd love a 4x4 pickup but just can't justify the money!
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Good find Adam. Mind telling us a ballpark figure if how much you paid? I'm looking for something similar in the near future, but any van with sub 100k on the click seems to be demanding big money.
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You're not in Dynas Madwyy by any chance? I overheard a bloke in the pub in the same predicament the other day!
