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TIMON

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  1. TIMON

    Waste of space.

    Quite!
  2. Top bloke... Top videos too...
  3. Beautiful sunny day in Stratford upon Avon , Jon. 10c Very pleasant!
  4. TIMON

    Waste of space.

    I think this TV clip gets my vote... I watched it out of curiosity.... That's 1 minute of my life wasted that I will never get back. So I'm going to go with: TELEVISION. ( I think I must have Amish blood somewhere! )
  5. A bit moist here Jon ..
  6. TIMON

    Overloaded

    I can smell the wheel arches melting from here
  7. Like it! Can be applied to lots of situations.
  8. Our pto driven greenmech 220 chipper is currently mounted on the rear of our U1250AG Mog. Is it a suitable machine to mount on the front using a mounting plate and reverse box? Any thoughts or advice would be most appreciated, thanks, Timon. 07595119775
  9. My wife too! American that is She gets my jokes, but not not my pronunciation
  10. Not many could pull that ensemble off!!!! The outfit I mean, not the chog.
  11. I found sip freedoms good for rough work. I use sip progress for climbing. As I gain experience I find I'm not so hard on my gear. First six months I tore my trousers to shreds. 12 months they were shredded. My second pair are fairing a lot better as I am more on my feet in the tree..
  12. Exactly.........
  13. I bet our lot could break them!
  14. Especially when you complete the outfit with the jacket, helmet and boots.
  15. Gomtaro 300mm and Natananko 330mm for me. Could never settle on a curved blade.
  16. Tipping down all day mate. Like drowned rats first day back at work. (Did you get my PM Jon?) Thanks Timo
  17. The trick with these is not to use them to dig but to use them just to scoop out what you have already loosened with a fencing shovel. (Actually , a draining shovel works best. The head is long and pointy with a slight curve enabling you to dig out perfectly round holes. The seam weld where the head joins the shaft is 2ft so it gives a good depth guide as well) Using this method you are just using them to lift the loosened soil out of the hole. Again, this saves the damage caused by impact on the hinge part of the shaft.
  18. Spent a lot of time down there myself, remember good and bad times down there. Nevertheless it has to be one of the most stunning places in the UK. Happy New Year LGW, Hope things are going well for you and your family. Timon
  19. From Mumbles Head to Brandy Cove along the coastal path on the Gower Peninsula, wales. Great view of North Devon across the Btistol Channel. No pics sorry.
  20. Well spotted but given the difference in quote prices it's got to be worth a look..........
  21. I'm going to get some now... Been meaning to for weeks.........
  22. Great video Andy. I really like the no nonsense approach..
  23. Cool video! Look forward to seeing more in the future.
  24. Happy New Year, Reg. You make tree work look very easy. Really enjoyed watching it. Hope you have a great 2015 Timon

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