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    Without Doh !
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    Yea I wear a belt . Don't think ant saw protection strides will stay in place outwith a belt or braces just because of the extra weight of the ballistic materiel . They are the best fit and the best made though .
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    The Pfanner Gladiator Ventilation are the coolesst best fitting strides ever !
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    Oh I am a bloke and 32" waist and take a medium in the Pfanners . You being a girl ( I presume ) would probably need a small if you are an 8 ??
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    Pfanner for me . tried all sorts including husqvarna . I find the Pfanner to bne the best fit I have ever had . A bit more expensive but very well made . I use the Pfanner gladiator ventilation .
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    Why is it?

    Stubby replied to Stereo's topic in General chat

    yea , about that in my experience . Just get stuck in . All you have to do is start into it and if you work hard all of a sudden its done !! Then you feel good about the day .
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    Why is it?

    Stubby replied to Stereo's topic in General chat

    They always look bigger on the ground than they do stood up ....always ....
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    Yep and on that community order they are scoping out new targets . I hate the thieving scum bags .
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    Kevin Clark and his mate on Densworth farm ....
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    His auntie or his Nan has said " son I need that gone , its gonna cost me £60 " He said Ill see if I can do it for you . " Make us a tea and some of your chocolate brownies ? " Surely ???
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    How do you know it was a stunt and not a job ?
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    Well I thought he got the job done without using any power source what so ever ( other than his breakfast ) and at no cost at all ?? If that makes him a prick so be it ....
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    Yep Hycrack are the best tractor mounted ones IMHO . and a Fergie is all you need . I used to run one on an old Ford 4000 . Similar sorta power .
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    Some small tractors have PTO going the " wrong way " , depending on the helix of your splitter . Be sure to check that !
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    Kubota tractor , mig welder . diesel pressure washer , some chainsaws including a Stihl 009 and a hedge cutter stolen from my friend in East Ashling near Chichester West Sussex .
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    Seen em demo on U tube . Don't think they will import the cause not CE approved .
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    Guv are funding free cavity wall insulation round our way . Firm comes and does it for free and gets paid by the government it seems ....
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    Hopefully you can teach me some stuff !!
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    Hi matey and welcome . Useful tips and help on all aspects on here and good laugh as well some times .
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    Ok . Looked at that one on fleabay and it wont be up to the job . ! its got a smaller engine than mine and 2 its belt driven . They would just slip I recon . Mine is duplex chain and sprocket drive . The one you are looking at will need a lot more work to make it usable on anything other than bone dry pop !
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    The " Stickler "
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    Chichester is my nearest town . I'm a village called Lavant . The yanks sell one to fit on your car called ....... **** can't remember now will remember in a mo ...
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    I remembered . But .....I put em forward like you should and then unbeknown to me my "blond" wife thought she would do it . Thing is she put em back Doh ! took me a while to realize.
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    I'm not in Crawly ! perhaps you are though ? Sorry not for sale bud . I need em . Seriously though a self driven screw type is rthe way to go I recon but it needs something like a 3 cylinder Kabota engine to make it good on gnarly old Elm and the like .
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    I suspect he was saying with some degree of mirth . Its an old chestnut I seem to remember !

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