waterbuoy
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What to do with 200+ MASSIVE stumps?
waterbuoy replied to Whoppa Choppa's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Did FC stipulate or did they agree to your proposal/request to remove stumps? As others have said, something appears awry -
How long's a piece of string? Or, how long to trim hedge?
waterbuoy replied to sloth's topic in General chat
Have to admit my first thought was three days if getting paid on a daily rate, two if fixed! -
And this clown is currently the hot favourite to win the race for First Minister FFS
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That was pretty f***ing brazen at 7pm!
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It's the irony that got me Either that or, from a teachers perspective, it could be seen that it is the parents getting in the way
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Plymouth trees: Call for independent inquiry into felling WWW.BBC.CO.UK The felling of 110 city centre trees is a "shameful and shocking act", Plymouth Green Party says. How to make friends and influence people!
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Embarrassed to admit that as a former geographer my first thought was 'Central Business District' 🤪
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Ditto!
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Not quite but almost! Whilst not quite of that vintage, I was a student in Manchester between '83 and '86 and have very fond memories of the Hacienda! (before tha rave scene effectively killed it off)
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That'll be 'song' in the loosest sense!
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If you stack it upside down you shoud have superb loam a few months later...... Failing which our local tip takes garden waste, just not from commercially branded vehicles.
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Having had four LR chassis rot out on me I can confirm it can definitely be a Land Rover, even if it isn't THE Land Rover!
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Ifor Williams tipping trailer with hiab
waterbuoy replied to Philip chambers's topic in Cranes and Mewps
Bugger! -
That has to be either a Ford or a LandRover
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Ifor Williams tipping trailer with hiab
waterbuoy replied to Philip chambers's topic in Cranes and Mewps
Where is that based - I can see LOTS of uses for such a trailern my line of work, albeit the clearance at the back seems rather low. -
so it would appear!
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How on earth did you find that?!
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I've been waiting for you to pop up!!
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Ifor Williams tipping trailer with hiab
waterbuoy replied to Philip chambers's topic in Cranes and Mewps
It sounds as if the hydraulics for the crane are operating off a standalone petrol engine. Is that built in to the trailer? If so, did you consider an electric hydraulic motor running off the trailer's battery (assuming it has powered tip)? Might that help to lower the nose weight (and cost)?
