roys

How did that puncture your tire it's invisible

Where is he about? maybe someone on the forum is nearby could pick it up and then courier it from there.

It is a cigarette lighter, used for lighting cigarettes, starting fires etc.

I'll get my coat.

Check that your starter rope spool hasn't split, the one I had nearly had me handing in my man membership card until I found out that this was the problem and the rope was binding on itself.

Cheers for that, although I did take the spark plug out and it pulled over no probs, bit of a rough test but I had to check.

I use the 1600KG tirfor clone, cable use to be in a cage but for the last year I coil it into a motorbike front tire, much easier.

Used it loads, from hung up trees to recovering transits out of drainage ditches to pulling out "up to the axles in mud" quad bike.

I still run a Husky xp281, worst thing about it is starting it, it is a brute, needs a decompressor on it. Either that or I am being a girl.

Have you checked to see if there is anybody in the boot, maybe with a chainsaw that didn't belong to him.

Sorry Roy, missed your post.

They're the things you slot through to lock them a certain height.

I don't think anything more complex than a shelf is needed for storage.

Security wise I've seen a heavy duty chain through all the handles.

Cheers Mick

Mick, if you don't mind me asking, what are the clips on the front of the two trestles?

Me to

Well done mate, great attitude and great post.

Got the BSA Ultra se .22, PCP, Hawke sights, 10 shot, moderator.

Fabulous gun for the money, nice and short and light, and most importantly accurate, can usually put 10 pellets in a circle the size of a £1 coin and 25 yards.

I was young and immature. Looks like I am in for some severe punishment for being 9 minutes over. No comment until my solicitor arrives. I said enough already

The disk cutter is something I would do that was why I was asking, doesn't sound immature at all to me, of course I am no benchmark

I am going to talk nicely to Aldi I was in their store the whole time. I have a little bit of history re wheel clamp, petrol disc cutter. Apparently those big clamps cost £700.00

That sounds like a good story re disk cutter, please tell more

The great thing about Scotland is they are unenforceable in our country, not sure about Nigel land though

Totally agree, even although they will bombard you with very official looking demands they are all bollocks in Scotland, unless it is issued by Police or Council. Fairly certain I read about cases in England that ended in CCJ's getting issued though, so bit more risky in Englandshire.

I have a real intense dislike for thieves, so much so that I'm quite comfortable in taking things to a level which some would describe as pure evil.

 

Should they be caught I'd be happy to pop along with a packet of razor blades and a large bag of salt, I'll leave the rest to your collective imagination.

You are going to have a shave and then eat some chips

Only kidding

I hate the stealing scum.

Miner, last pit is about to close at Christmas.

That looked good.

Good pics, must admit I am finding it difficult pulling the trigger on game birds now, not shot any for 5 or 6 years.

While out walking with my dog yesterday she flushed a woodcock what a great looking bird they are as well.

Would still shoot a rabbit for my dinner though.

Hi ROY can I have some mate thanks Jon

Sure can, but might be a bit far for you to travel, Ayrshire is the location, but good of you to offer.

I remember they did hedgehog flavour crisps, what happened to those?

 

Maybe if there was more of a demand for hedgehog crisps they would start battery farming them so increasing the numbers.

 

Although I dont think hedgehogs lay eggs so maybe the battery farming might not work.

Yeah you could get charged for that and put in a cell:biggrin:

Put some cat food in a "hedgehog feeding station" beside their new home, which is half a dozen bricks and a couple of slates for a roof, checked it earlier and something has had a little feed.

My wife has set up a trail cam outside the hog home so we will see if they have come out for a nosey or if they have gone for a winter sleep.

Thanks for the comments lads.

Hi ROY great looking BOX WE SAVED 3)4 last what do you think this year going to be like thanks roy Jon

The charity had 80 hedgehogs to find a home for.

Thanks for the kind comments, here is a pic of the littles hogs going for their first kip in their new home.

Can only upload pic at a time, so pic of inside.