gand
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If you can get Echo. The shop I work at became a dealer back end of last year and their selling well. As for climbing kit, just do some research on what the customer needs. No point doing the ticket if your not going to use it. One of the blokes at work knows just about as much as me about the kit, but has never climbed and I've climbed for 20 years. Knowledge can overcome the experience in some of the kit, especially with new kit coming on the market as it does. If you were thinking of tickets to have some sort of experience you'd have to chipper, climbing, rigging etc.
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Washing machine has been making some noise over the last few days, and couldn't work out what it was. Anyway found the culprit
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Congratulations! Little Loris has just been discharged from NICU
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Cheers Paul. Chainsaws are in her blood. Her granddad owns the local dealers. I'll definitely be teaching her about trees as early as possible. Just as I did with Rowan
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Can you not get made from the reel at a dealer? I'm sure their Sugihara bars re-badged
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Good good. Hope that sorts it. I've managed to go for a pint now, as I can only stay 9 till 9
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Typed something I shouldn't of then meant to go to the mrs
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Cheers. Just need her to feed by herself now. How's yours doing Steve?
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Cheers. She's of the drip and oxygen now so all good. Still on NICU though. Think she's going to be called Loris which derives from Laurel supposedly or that's what's she's told me
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Only by a week. She's got fluid in the lungs, but I've been told all is well. Off to see her soon.
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Cheers Steve. Wish mine was a better one. I've only seen her for 5 minutes then was taken away in the incubator. Then the other half was taken into theatre for an op. I've been sent home for some rest, but it's not me that needs it!
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Congratulations Steve. Sorry to jump in on your thread. My other half had ours today. Congrats again
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I've just started working in a shop. We use Oregon grinders and use their disks. From what I've learn't you just need to clean the disk a couple of times, only takes 10 seconds if that. Then you get a nice clean edge
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Thank you. We mainly deal with Marlow off the reel, but Teufelberger would be good as we use them as well. We get stuff sent away at the moment and that needs to change. I've not really got the go ahead for this, but the owners son thinks it's a great idea and find out as much as possible. I'm going to the APF so can ask there, I would like to get the ball rolling sooner rather than later though
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This was just a part of it which was film early on Whaley Flooding M.FACEBOOK.COM This is the scene today in the Lancashire village of Whalley, where Storm Ciara has caused flooding. Flood and weather warnings remain in place...
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We just had flood plains here, no gates. Problem is they've been/are being built on hence the floods
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Thankfully not. I'm at the top end. Have mates down the bottom who were in the same state in 2015
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I can see my house on that picture
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The battery stuff is great when you get over the initial outlay. After that it's just getting the machine bodies which I don't think are unreasonable
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I think he was Manchester way. I could be wrong though
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LSR are great. Re-sold a couple of mine as well as fixing tents and things. When I've been in they even had 2nd hand boots, to look at you'd of thought they were brand new
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That's what usually happens
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Sat having a pint with a work mate. He's off this week but reckons he can get one from stihl. He's back on Monday so could try and sort it then. That's if you can wait that long. We are a main dealer by the way
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What age is the ht101 as there will be a difference in file size depending on the year
