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Con

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  1. Worn spring? Alternatively, get the step ladders out.
  2. Exactly hope that's it for this thread
  3. Several transit vans for 30 yrs. Sorry to bore you
  4. I know a person with a touring caravan that uses an old mobile phone with the GPS setting on. He just puts it under the seat. The problem is it needs charging once a week
  5. Rats
  6. You could be right. The car theives usually steal and park up, a few streets away and monitor for a day or 2, to see if there is tracker on the vehicle. If no one shows up, they take it to its destination
  7. Think you might've done enough to re ignite ir!
  8. I'll get a beer for this one
  9. Anyone can fell a tree (or attempt to) No one can fell a tree with an active nest. It's probably because anyone with certs had refused to do it
  10. It's a tricky one. Personally I don't do work unless all parties are in full agreement. Unfortunately for you, I'm sure your neighbour will be able to find someone. As for advice, sorry, can't really help. I would say some sort of compromise would be the best approach.
  11. To amuse the locals, seeing how many tourists obeyed it.
  12. Times like that a big shot would be handy
  13. I've done it 😂. Terrible talebacks on the A30, going to Cornwall. Fella darts off. I thought, he looks like he knows where he's going. Me and about 16 other vehicles followed him. He hadn't got a clue! Took us up a dead end track. Caravans having to back up and all sorts. Chaos! 😂
  14. That's the only consideration regarding when to do it 👍
  15. Move the log burner and let's have a proper look!
  16. I know. I'm never confident enough to give advice from pics, so I just think of something silly to say. Sorry!
  17. Obviously 😂
  18. I remember a story years ago, think it was on here. Guys priced a large conifer removal in London. 3 storey terraced, so they priced to take it all through the house. On the day, the house next door has a crane, loading roof tile or something. They dropped the operator a ton, and he got the lot out! Nearest I've come to anything like that was a road sweeper coming past just as we finished picking up the last bits 😁
  19. That's all you can do. Price accordingly. It's not overpricing. Most people understand. As for going through houses, I just don't qo there, it's a dead cert that something will get damaged or scratched
  20. This just sounds like most of my jobs
  21. Like Steve said, new chain. It might not be you, if the chain isn't accurately sharpened and the bar is only slightly mishaped I would think it would make quite a difference on a big piece
  22. Is it ok to derail the thread now?
  23. That bit I don't get. He says he's got a yard, so I don't understand the situation. But as I say, wouldn't bother, well doesn't bother me. Roofer over the road, fella does driveways 2 doors up. I park my van and occasionally the chipper overnight. we have a bit of a pact. 'Don't tidy up your drive, or I'll have to do mine'
  24. I might object to shopping trolleys and old mattresses lying around, but someone earning a crust, no objections
  25. Only had one harness for the first 17 yrs. T22 😂

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