IRE David H

That's knackered me, with my White van.

if you won the lotto like you said you did, why would you bother messing with hedges

is this any of yours

https://www.donedeal.ie/commercials-for-sale/land-rover-defender-130-tipper/15366612

confession i don't know who she really is i only said it in fun.

hey my grandma cuts trees better than you see the video, funny

would this be an good for towing, carting logs

http://www.mod-sales.com/direct/vehicle/,31,/78383/All_Terrain_Heavy_Duty_Oshkosh.htm

put some side on it and it would be extremly hard to overload, thats for sure haha

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nice landrover

canter/nqr tipper and used car

go for ESB poles, yes they cost 50 quid each but they are thicker and have less rot, a mate got some power and phone pole, I had to cut them, but the power once were thicker and stronger while the phones ones were weak, narrow and had some rot

Aaah i wnated to see all the machine tied in a chain it would have been cool but oh well.

haha alright good job

you get 50 for fixing a sink or changing a tap 10 minutes work, no wonder there is a shortage

the van is more practical with the fergy wheels, and you can put saw in the back, chance of overloading is slim, so buy the van

:lol:need a big truck to carry 200 tonnes on one eight wheeler

Hatfield learner driver stopped for transporting tree - BBC News

 

see you have to be cleve, if there wasn't any branches on the roof it wouldn't stick out

 

Few here of the old truck. Don't want to ruin the new One!

 

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need some bigger rear springs haha:001_tongue:

yeah road plannings or rubble packed properly and then concrete, it is usually cheaper than tarmac and lasts longer

ventilation ventilation ventilation.

need air flow, can understand need to keep wood inside so cattle shed siding is best for cladding,

hmm

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let the public have polls about where the money is spent and if pay rises should be paid or not for bankers and politicians.

ie do we spend waste millions on overruns of projects like battle ships and missiles or do we spend it on heathcare, not paying the bosses at the top but the actual workers and hiring more to bring down waiting lists

or on education or where it needs to be spent, like fixing the roads

at least there is no cheese waste or dairy waste, that crap actually gets worse the further it travels, least that what i was told by the owner of a waste compost company, oh fish is also bad

yep http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/arb-trucks/53672-overloaded-73.html

yeah there were several overload threads

I have an uncle in law that buys acres of mountain, to just get the grants off them, the worse the land is the better it is, my aunt works in the public service so they know how to use the system,

Haironyourchest

Sorry i meant Enda the Coward and the Bertie and Cowen, they got massive pensions. if you started work as a groundee and then became a climber before being a manager, you would be lucky to get one pension

yet Enda and the like gets a teacher, minister, a td and a taoiseachs, pension when he retires as well as a golden handsake.

i like the Rae's.

Total cost of average TD in the Dáil:

Annual Salary (before Croke Park II): €92,672

Notional annual contribution to pension fund: €92,672

Travel and accommodation allowance (up to): €37,850

Public Representation Allowance: €23,130

Average staff costs (parliamentary assistant + secretarial assistant): €69,000

TD’s contribution: (€5,560)

Total annual cost of each TD to the state: €309,912

Upon retirement, each TD who has served longer than 20 years is furthermore entitled to claim a retirement lump sum of €139,008, a termination lump sum of €15,445, and 12 monthly ‘Termination Payments’ for the first year of retirement, calculated according to number of years of service and amounting to up to a maximum annual payment of €57,920.

Only after all of that does the Deputy’s annual pension officially begin.

Course the thing is nobody puts a gun to your head and forces anyone to employ anyone. If the burdens of being an employer are too onerous, one is free to downsize and be a one-man-band. That is, unless ones lifestyle has grown beyond the means on a single income - but that's a choice too. All comes down to personal responsibility no? If it's worth it it's worth it, if it's not it's not....

hey we both know a shower of ##### who get paid to sit on their asses be missing from work for several days, get several pensions, travel the world

pay increases without asking. certain TD's and politicians.

okay so people who work for factories, retail stores, business, shouldn't get a pension as part of their payment for the work they do.