Little Steven
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Got to admit, I use the mewp where possible and the other team member is the 'real climber'
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I'm still up a tree at 56! Steve
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I hope I can raise 73 thoughts after leaving!!! He certainly more popular after his demise
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Hi Jody h starts to get tad expensive, can it be winched out, then cut up? Provided pictures would encourage a multitude of ideas that maybe helpful.
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Sad at the demise of a beautiful living thing:bawling: but I take comfort at the exchange of coinage which gladdens my heart and helps me get over my sadness this I put into old sock marked Toyota Landcruiser fund!
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Hi Charles! I get mine on or around the 17th Feb......dependent on uncle dean removing a digit or two. Now have 32 stumps to cut (so to speak) its teeth. Can't wait. I am very sad, I know!!!!!
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If the plated weight of the vehicle has been increased then this would attract an 'o' licence has it will take you over 3.5t. If it hasn't then there will be no payload left....... This on the assumption you will be using it for domestic arb.
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Well I am surprised.... This now opens the way for 'singing whilst sawing' and 'workplace blues' when its raining. Just can't wait, I've been practicing various of ABBA greatest! We could use them radio's of yours.
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What do you think of this bad boy???
Little Steven replied to A Pettersen-Firewood&Chip's topic in Arb-Trucks
You can import, subject to various rules on conformity. lights/weights/rear axle overhang etc. Then as per usual, licencing for driver, 'O' for truck. Steve -
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Didn't you read the warnings on them boots you wear!!!!
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What do you think of this bad boy???
Little Steven replied to A Pettersen-Firewood&Chip's topic in Arb-Trucks
If it had 4wd I would..... As for the overloaded, its not a transit! Bit of tail swing maybe. -
I have a couple of hydraulic saws, they are good at low speed, lugging cuts. I would have thought that they would be to slow for any finishing/quality.....
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Hey Philip Snug is the word that springs to mind:thumbup1:
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Oh without doubt! if its a weight issue we leave the spare wheel at home:biggrin:
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This is the narrowest mewp for me! Bit of a wimp when it comes to anything without ballast.
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Anyone Know this Swimming Duo in Berkshire ????
Little Steven replied to Arbocop's topic in General chat
Good on you! I hope the extra work does you well..... We all do stuff that is debatable, most times we get away with it. Wishing you and your mog a happy prosperous New Year! -
Hi Andy, Just to add some more to the mix.... wondering if its why the L.A are condition /requesting a report... I believe the area of work in question is SSSI, would the likes of Natural England etc make the condition. Steve
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I have one in each vehicle, use one for chogging in mewp, brilliant. Not struggling for parts, Dealer maintained. Along with 038, 066, 088 make a point of picking them up when I see them for sale, Think I paid £225 for the last 028 year ago.
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Dean, You could have a title of recognition.... maybe 'Grand master Stumpy' or the owners club could vote you a title!
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Speak to Dean @ Global Recycling about the range of Bandit's.... he gets some very nice machines in.
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Dean, your HB20 stumpy's are fast gaining the status of such marque's has Aston Martin, Morgan etc..... We will able to order and sell them to people further down the waiting list..... obviously not making a profit:001_smile: We could have a 'Sidewinders' owners club, do activities together and shows. Will it be possible soon to have chrome extra's for them??? With Ty running the Euro show's!
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Hey Dean, don't you go selling that one with my name on it!!!
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