Suffolk-Matt
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spotted that so bidded 30k, shall we see how high we can get it?
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Any face pics? If so get them on social media and someone will know them. That being said, they will be back next week when the zigzags fail and the 540 engine mount snaps! Hope you catch them
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ebay have a 14 days returns policy and also the distance selling rules surely come into with regards to cooling off periods etc. With regards to weights, my TW 150 is with the older metal tank, braked etc and its over 750kg
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Been using one all day, very impressed. EDIT - where abouts are you?
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Also had the yearly sweep done today, not lit yet but wont be far off if the temp still keep dropping. Crazy really considering its august!
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Never used one but always thought the models with a conveyor looked ideal for hedge clippings or manky ivy covered stuff
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battery operated chainsaws/strimmers/lawnmowers
Suffolk-Matt replied to id9801's topic in General chat
Agreed. I had a couple of days with the HSA 85 hedge trimmer, laughed when i saw it as it looked like a toy. 5 mins of use and i loved it. We had them on long term demo and they came with 2 batteries of different types, cant remember the ratings on them but lasted well enough. The first days use I was trimming some small shrubs at an old folks home outside one the residents windows, he opened the window for a chat ( as they do!) and i kept on trimming whilst nattering away to him. the experience really made me think again about these products, the lack of noise and fumes being the main selling point for me. -
Collected my coat...
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Did they insist on Dave also?
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could try shiply.com ? I used them a couple of times with no issues, you say what it is you need moving and people bid, you take the best/lowest bid.
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Would something like this do the job - Timberwolf Woodchipper | eBay If so, you make them with bits from Maplins etc for not very much money.
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Yep, I think (i) sums it up as it will be pre booked to have the work carried out, Thanks
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It would be handy if i didnt need the mudguards to be fair, was just going to knock some up out of ply for the trip. think im over stressing here
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Ah ok, hmm should be good to go then
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Hmm the outriggers may well still be on...
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Was just the wheels being uncovered that i was concerned about. will have a clean licence in a few months for the first time in 10 years and knowing my luck id get pulled for something silly
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Quick question, I will need to drive tubless 110 a short ish distance of about 20 miles. Its just chassis cab currently, or will be after the weekend. Am i right in thinking that if i make up some mudguards to contain the rear wheels and stick a number plate board on the rear im ok as far as plod go? Will be a stretch of A roads hence me asking
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"tweeked" Midland 248 in the truck
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Haha thats my old truck! If i remember rightly it needed brakes, steering and countless other things doing it to, couldnt find parts easy so i gave up and stuck it on ebay, sold it to a "paddy" for about £600, saw it on ebay the following week for about £2.5k! Really glad to see the old girl is still earning
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what he and the other guy said:thumbup1:
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Farmer at my tip site is needing to get rid of the chip pile as its getting out of hand. Said I would have an ask on here for any contacts who will take it away, His happy to sell it or give it away. Large vehicle access and loader on site. Ipswich area
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Still a lot lighter than i would of imagined
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Dont even go there....
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Is that the one in your profile pic scraggs? Any Idea of what yours weighs unladen?
