5 shires
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Think It was ment as a joke, as guy is always up to his neck in oil and wears overalls all the time except when he's doing 180mph round the isl of man
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On now channel 4:thumbup1:
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Now now Joe be nice. I do remember a vid like theat but was quite a few months back. There are a few around now.
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Joe are you sure it was't a dream:thumbup:
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1st choice RANGER 2nd Isuzu 3rd Toyota
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Thanks for that, I know a few pep's who work for local wildlife conservation group. And could point me in the right direction.
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Love it up around that area. When I used to do the gundog competitions we did qute a few at harewood house. Then we would go over to Hunstanton. And always great weather.
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Nice one. We all should spend more time with the orther half. Was it raining or were you shading yourself from the October sunshine:001_cool:
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Sounds like a good reason to have a few beers to num the pain. Another good reason to have a smile on your face:biggrin:
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Yep your right there Jon. Top of the list to just wake up to see another day. So right:thumbup:
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To right Jon. Am still wearing shorts and flip flops.
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Still seeing the sun shining and being warm the 2nd week in October
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In the same position as yourself, have been doing tree work and landscaping for many years but have always wanted to do a bit of hedge laying not to any competition standard but just so it looks nice and tidy. Have brought a great book from the APF show with good instructions/pictures etc and have started buying the tools what are needed,couple of different bill hooks,axes and so on.i will stat doing small hedges when I feel confident in doing so and may generate a little bit more work hopefully. It's all about being confident in what you do and how you do it.
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No, will be tomorrow now I guess. Never mind
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Ha if she were paying for it may be:laugh1:
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Cheers Craig that'll be great. P
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Hi Craig, bit of topic but we're can I get one of those chain saw sharpeners that you demonstrated and show'd myself and silky at the A.P.F? Cheers:thumbup:
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As said before it's a nice harness but a couple of silly design features and a bit pricey for what you get but at least not motion price. I went for the new marlow camp safety harness it's coming today and if it wears and performs half as good as it looks I'll be very happy. First in the country to have one and have been ask'd to do a feed back report on it after a using it for a month. Should be interesting:thumbup:
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No worries, you need to speak to mark and just say have spoken to me ( WAYNE ) fef: the ladders. Can't garrantee you get a major deal but might help.
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Hi ya a bit pricey but the real ones and good quality. Let me know what you think and I'll pm you a name you can talk to and see if you can get a better price:thumbup:
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That should have said Buxton's not buttons.ddduurrr
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Buttons have a 7 rung set £350 inc vat. Spoke to them today so give them a call:thumbup1:
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Of course you would be:thumbup:
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Well it means I can do the smaller jobs without waiting for the school shut down for hol's/ half term etc, I have a small contract at a number of schools so pays to keep things quite when the pupils are in class's. You must have gone to school Joe surely:laugh1:
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Good job I didt get one then, can't have the ladies thinking that. Ya I was a bit concerned that they were't a 100% waterproof. Need one really as am doing a bit of tree work around schools now and a bat / saw just the tool for that kind of work. Everything has its place. You should know that Joe surely ? also glad I wast the only one dragging the orther half round the show, difference was I did it fior 3 days:thumbup:
