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  1. sandspider
    Would you mind sharing who you used? And how many HP your tractor is? Thanks.
  2. sandspider
    Cheers.
  3. sandspider
    Can I ask roughly how much you paid? And what's the biggest diameter it will chop? Also, how.many HP is your tractor? Thank you.
  4. sandspider
    Thanks. I'll go and brush up my Swedish!
  5. sandspider
    Looks interesting. No prices on that site though, and do they ship to the UK?
  6. sandspider
    I've got one. Don't use it for work, but it's very good off road. Doesn't have a huge amount of space in the back, though the rear seats do fold down and lift out. Not bad on fuel either. Got some character! Standard road wheels on mine. When they wear out, I'll fit ATs. Can't be bothered to lift it etc. as it spoils road holding, and I don't do hard core off roading really.
  7. sandspider
    Yep, good effort.
  8. sandspider
    Why are you buying in wood to give it away?
  9. sandspider
    Sign me up for testing! If I can use it, anyone can...!
  10. sandspider
    Hi all Bit of a long shot, but was wondering if anyone has a set of Yokohama Geolandar tyres (205 70 15R, with reasonable tread) they want to get rid of? Looking for a set for my Jimny, thought it might be worth asking here before I shell out on new ones... Cheers.
  11. sandspider
    Only lasts "up to" 16 weeks though. Would that be long enough?
  12. sandspider
    Website doesn't seem to work. Hope this project didn't come to nothing? I've not yet found a tree ID app that does a reliable job...
  13. sandspider
    Don't suppose you're passing anywhere near Bristol on your way home?!
  14. sandspider
    Can't really help directly, but I once lit a garden bonfire rather too close to a young beech tree. Half the tree died, but I just left it alone, and eventually it recovered fairly well. Took a few years for it to stop looking lopsided though... What kind of nob end sets fires for the sake of it? Good luck.
  15. sandspider
    I did wonder! Wouldn't have been surprised to see a unicorn or something knocking around in that pic!
  16. sandspider
    Can't stand black coffee, apart from the occasional espresso in the sun with a croissant somewhere... I'm guessing no croissants either?!
  17. sandspider
    Is that just Autumn colours? Looks a bit like a subtle light show... Where in Leigh Woods did you take it?
  18. sandspider
    I'd be interested to know roughly how many logs you get through in a month or a year or whatever? Thanks.
  19. sandspider
    Also, black coffee /tea and dry cereal?! Do the ends really justify the pain?!
  20. sandspider
    Happy to cut down on sugar (don't eat much of it anyway) and processed meat and meals, but bread, pasta and potatoes? Difficult! Also, isn't bacon a processed meat? (Preservatives, water etc. - unless you get expensive pure pig bacon?)
  21. sandspider
    Time you updated your blog!
  22. sandspider
    I like Leigh Woods, but I've never seen them looking like that! Just Autumn colours, or is there some enhancement? Where in the woods was that taken? Cheers.
  23. sandspider
    Title made me think of Dio - Rainbow in the dark. Choon!
  24. sandspider
    Thanks. I'll file that one away for next time I need a stove...
  25. sandspider
    Impressive work. Reminds me, I must fish out Out Of Town again... I fancy a can of Irn Bru now! Sell that image to their marketing team!

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