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  1. Richard 1234
    He was elected by labour party members to be the Labour Party leader. So leader of the opposition. Not sure about impeachment. There will be rules regarding fit and proper status to be involved running the country I suppose. I don't think impeachment is really applicable as he is not in power as such I think they could have a no confidence vote though (Labour Party)
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    Until he gets forced out
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    Just got rid of my 11 plate it was about 28 and 21 towing Just got new navara and its about 25 and 20 towing so not brilliant. Pulls much better than the l200 though
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    Could not agree more👍👍👍
  5. Richard 1234
    From the start of your post I thought they had rebadged some hitachi as tanankas and they were of lower quality?
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    Thanks for the replies! I will get some other pictures as they were the better looking examples of the black spots some are far worse!!
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    How can you tell which is which? From the rebadged hitatcis and the proper tanankas?
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    Many thanks for taking the time to reply I will look at the link later as mobile signal is poor here everything takes ages to load up! It looks as if it is killing them its on the small trees little sapling that have just grown themselves from dropped seeds.
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    Anyone know what this is please Many thanks Richard
  10. Richard 1234
    I've got the hs45 24 inch cutter on it. It's good for trimming but not good for hard cutbacks.
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    The scythe is much better on big spaces if you can use one without cutting yourself!! My dad nearly took his thumb off years ago sharpening one!! Be careful with them! A great tool though
  12. Richard 1234
    How big an area? Could you not pay a local farmer to come with a topper then keep it in check yourself afterwards?
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    You can buy the download from herehttp://www.lingshondaparts.com/product.php/9000260/um536_um616_workshop_manual___66vd810d Maybe not a parts list though??
  14. Richard 1234
    That's really tall for a normal mower to cope with. Is it a collector mower? My big ride on mower does not like any more than about 3 inches but it is a cylinder mower
  15. Richard 1234
    Have you tried asking at a Honda mower dealer?
  16. Richard 1234
    Have you checked fuel/fuel line /filter or even air filter if that's blocked it won't go. Spark plug?
  17. Richard 1234
    I started out with a b and q own brand strimmer and a champion mower and a homelite blower!! C**p But they did start me going. The blower lasted 2 1/2 seasons work. All my stuff is now stihl / Honda toro etc. you have to start somewhere!! I would not buy it myself but would be good for a start
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    Link is for an extension lead type thing!!!!
  19. Richard 1234
    Is that not huge money? How much would a new one be?
  20. Richard 1234
    Sorry not using my brain!!
  21. Richard 1234
    What about next January (2016)?
  22. Richard 1234
    I hope you raise some money!! One of my customers is one of the organisers she is flying back from Tenerife tomorrow night landing at midnight and has to be there for 8ish on Friday morning!!
  23. Richard 1234
    What you doing at the one event? I'm just up the road from there.
  24. Richard 1234
    I'm with Santander and you don't even get counter service with the small business account! I think you need £250000 turnover before you can speak to someone in person at a branch.
  25. Richard 1234
    No idea! What did you manage to say without laughing?

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