Gardenmac
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Do you think we could have inflatable bags built into sofas so they could float if water comes in? maybe build them into the hives first:001_smile:
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No mate, gen will be solely to move any water if we need to.
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Thanks H-A Was looking at buying two as you suggest to have a back up. Read people's comments on here about the floods and thought need to get proactive, especially as Brooke is rising and garden is already saturated.
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Ms 150 came into its own logging up branches.
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Thanks Rover, was looking at these a few mins ago on the Screwfix site. Just getting ready in case, main prob will be do we spend time saving the tv, stereo etc or rescue our bees?
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Grade 2 sleepers here are £20 not sure what class you are pricing at £15
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Blowing an absolute Hooley here, nearly ripped van door off as I got out tonight, power is. Flickering on n off and ground water is rising.
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In readiness for any flooding from the Brooke that runs along the back of the house and main river that is less than 50m away. Anyone got any experience of dirty water pumps. Needs decent one that is reliable and can run off a gennie because if it rains the wrong kind of rain we get power loss. Already bought the mastic, anti backwash for the drains and air brick sealants, will be making pvc anti floods for the doors at the weekend.The pump is for under the floor. Screwfix and Tool station etc have several to choose from its mind numbing. So thought I'd ask here.
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I use the MAc for everyday and have also kept my windows laptop which is really getting on now to run my Map Info GIS programmes. I didn't want to slow the Mac down as one of my sons use it for his photo editing. I moved to Mac to stop having to pay for new hard drives for the Windows machine caused by Trojan viruses. Sounds like Parallels works faster on the Mac anyway.
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That's brilliant brought a big smile to my face,
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No need now found prices thanks.
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Anyone got an idea on the price of the urban sm70?
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Show us some pics
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Hi, good choice you'll soon find hedges a breeze. Just one point when transporting your ladders, take the adjustable leg out and carry it in your vehicle. I transported mine in the trailer only to find the leg unhitched and the short adjustable part fell off. Otherwise absolutely brilliant piece of kit.
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Painting a fence for a customer and had to stop because of the rain. Already had to cancel job this morning as customer forgot I was due and went out shopping, the fence was my back up.
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Rob is an awesome guy, didn't mention him originally as not sure he hires his machine out to others, he came with his machine and helped me sort a job in no time.
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Toolstation sell these Si Nailers Gel Filled Swivel Kneepad Catalogue p185 Easy on/off fitting and comfortable all day in all conditions. Suitable for general building, carpet fitting & floor laying. Wicking neoprene lining keeps knees dry and cool. Shock pad retains shape and lasts longer 7 layers of protection including an air injected 89286 Nailers Gel Filled Swivel Kneepad Each 22 ? £20.41
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I invested in one of these, handy little vice. Stanley Multi Angle Hobby Vice
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I'm also doing gardening and invested in a 14ft Workware Tripod ladder.its a great bit of kit especially for taking on big lleylandi hedges. Very sturdy, solid and save a lot of time when cutting and pruning. Been using mine to also get into the canopy to shape and prune fruit trees.
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Just a thought but have you tried Wirral tool hire? They have a few TW's
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Been going for past few years, great day out. Sometimes lacking in big boy stuff. Still good fun watching the carvers n climbers. Interesting heritage market where you can pick up some quality vintage tools.
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Good job Si, hope they are pleased with both pieces
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Take a look at the Workware tripod with adjustable leg. Very sturdy and make hedge cutting a breeze
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Third photo looks like Jabba the Hut!
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Woah in the bottom pic it looks like a small girl with her arm up over her head!!!
