Stubby
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This .
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I know its not in the title of the thread but just like to throw in Pfanner for consideration . I stay on the ground of late but for me they are the best . Especially in the forestry side of things .
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This assumption ( on my part ) is not from first hand experience I hasten to add . Just thought Steve would rather it be the case .......
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Big tackle I expect !
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Maybe . Although I bought the Husqvarna 4 fuel and will be mixing it at 50:1 with my Red Line Racing 2t oil .
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Its £60 to change the transfer covers
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Your using the wrong tooth paste mate ...........
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Fender Stratocaster bodies when they had run out of swamp ash .
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Ah . That's a lot better . Elder is just pith . Alder is good . Goes very light in weight when seasoned but burns OK .
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Are you going to wip out the spark screen or is it a must on the site you are working ?
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Snowed over night . Light covering . . still snowing gently . -4 at the mo .
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I just got some of that new Husky fuel . Not tried it yet though .
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Got to disagree with most of this ( agree must be kept dry once split ) . Very good fire wood . Dave boiled his central heating with it .
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No I think he has been using it upside down........
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Oh . Ok Mick
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Serious face there Paul
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Ok .
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Not the street though ..............Somewhere less public .
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Were are you Mr Hewn ? Worthing ...?
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At the foot of the South Downs ( National Park ) Lavant Village north above Chichester .
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I'm not reading this any more . I fell asleep and when I nodded awake there was another whole page .....
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I'm thick some times ! Of course its the same .....We are both in the same friggin place
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That is how its been here for a few days . If any wet clouds hit that cold air it would be heavy snow .
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2017 roundup: Productivity vs Injury Rates
Stubby commented on HAIX Footwear UK's blog entry in HAIX Group
My Pfanner Zermatts are lasting well .......
