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    She looks good to me . You lot would need to be quick.
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    My Brother in law had one , kept it a year and a half due to the amount of time it spent in the garage !! New propshaft at 33k drivers door handle twice , air bag fault three times at over 1k , went through tyres in a matter of months , some brake abs do da pressure thing failed , turbo hoses burst . Foreman at the dealers told him they were nothing but trouble . :thumbdown:
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    Paul , Stopped for a coffee , checked the forum and clocked your Mum's mince pies . You have a will of steel mate , Big respect man .
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    Love that , really cool .
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    Personally I would recon the 390 would be your best bet and would give you more opions with regard to bar length . Just my opinion .
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    Some guy , I admire people so much who can cope like that . Hat's off to him .
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    We have a honda foreman 500 and it's been fantastic .
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    Porridge and full fat milk and two coffee's for breakfast , 2 sarnies mid morning another 2 sarnies at 1.30 ish washed down with more coffee from flask and top up coffee from anywhere we pass that sells it . Fruit and water through the day a few times . And usually a couple of cizzers on the way home .
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    Bin working north of Glasgow since last Wednesday , it's been pouring , really pouring . More of the same today . swamp logging !!!!!!
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    Yip , a big well done to them all .
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    Been here before , Sugi are the dogs , no doubt about it .
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    Very nice mate , by the way , you look 10 years younger in yer new avitar pic
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    Mines fantastic , but I don't keep it in my trouser pocket when I'm working , broke my last three phones that way .
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    Thought for a minute you were heading up here Paul !! Been pouring all week
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    Now we're talking
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    Deffo Hi-Lux , our's have been fantastic .
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    I'm getting rid of all my mixed crap at the moment while it aint that cold , leylandi , lime , rotten beech , willow and a pile of ash bark I found . Keeping the good stuff for when the cold comes .
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    Don't really bother much with trousers but if they are as good as the jacket I will end up buying them .
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    Been there , on the mobile all the time , need led by the hand every day , late most mornings . Applied size 10 to his rear end , problem solved . Now and again you get a good one though .
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    I've run 25" on my 460 but that's as far as I'd go , love mine on 18/20 .
  21. TreeswingerPerth
    Very nice ! Good on you . I've got two right mingers , I would take a photo but I'm pretty sure they would break the camera
  22. TreeswingerPerth
    Fred was great entertainment for sure , but I don't do chimneys , dodgy scaffolding or long skinny ladders or high roofs either . Give me a nice tree to hang on to and my trusty climbing gear any day . And as for flat caps , I prefer a helmet .
  23. TreeswingerPerth
    I've a Charnwood and it's been great , would recommend them .
  24. TreeswingerPerth
    I've been using Bashlin alloy spikes for a while now , I like them , but I've never tried Geko's . From memory I think mine cost about your budget .
  25. TreeswingerPerth
    I have used Husqvarna , Oregon , Cannon and Sugi . For me the Sugihara is the best , I would say there's not much in it against a Cannon , but the cost of the Sugi swings it . In my opinion you can't beat them and they will well out last Husky or Oregon bars .

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