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  1. chuck norris
    If you are mainly just climbing, with the just the occasional heavy tow, then It should work just fine.
  2. chuck norris
    Oh, Well It will probably suffice for small/medium work, but obviously it would not be great off road and I am not sure If the 2wd would change the towing capability. What sort of Jobs are you thinking over using it for?
  3. chuck norris
    Not really sure of the point, If it is only 2wd why not a transit tipper?
  4. chuck norris
    Ash are only just starting down here, Beach seems very late too.
  5. chuck norris
    Out of curiosity do you guys charge less (or more) for memorial, type stuff?
  6. chuck norris
    Unfortunately this happens all to often and I hope you get your kit back (I would advise keeping a look out on gumtree/eBay). Once a mate of mine had his, brand new, tow behind chipper nicked while he went into Tesco! So well it could be worse.
  7. chuck norris
    Good to hear it all turned out ok
  8. chuck norris
    I have gone ahead and moved about a 1/4 of my kindling up, and I am going to see how it goes (I will update the thread with my results in about a month). The pictures have not came out to well (all thanks to loft lighting). So I will give a brief explanation, I have stacked 4 of those supermarket type hdpe crates and filled them with, seasoned but wet kindling. For any of you wondering about the weight, I have put them directly on the top of a load bearing wall.
  9. chuck norris
    what size mower will you be using with it?
  10. chuck norris
    definitely coming then
  11. chuck norris
    thanks, I will be careful
  12. chuck norris
    Probably going, does anyone know if dogs are allowed?
  13. chuck norris
    I have been using cheap screwfix ones for years, guess I am going to go deaf
  14. chuck norris
    down here we buy them buy the litre
  15. chuck norris
    wasn't aware you could buy firefighters in a pack
  16. chuck norris
    No I am not boarding over the vents, in fact I completely forgot they where there. Do you think they would provide decent airflow?
  17. chuck norris
    I don't think moisture would be an issue as I a rather large loft and will be (hopefully) needing little kindling, as I only run my fire over winter. Good point about the airflow though
  18. chuck norris
    Not sure It would be to bad as I generally only use my stove over winter, so I don't really go through much wood
  19. chuck norris
    Throw them in the air see who catches em. (The kids not the sweets)
  20. chuck norris
    I was boarding my loft today, and I though since it is really really warm up there, why not dry my kindling up there? Has anyone else tried this? or even though of it?
  21. chuck norris
    that really cracked me up
  22. chuck norris
    regret taking the job?
  23. chuck norris
    I love my 86 and would recommend it to anyone looking for a blower
  24. chuck norris
    I would love the 135 and the 37, How much for postage?
  25. chuck norris
    very true

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