diggerjones
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I've got a loader on my tractor, would have been OK on end of belt. There's a thought. Get a loader for tractor, no need for loadall thenSold it to the boss man last year
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DaveDCB
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It’s a option, be handy with forks on the loader too.. where do you stop though
My plan was to use linkage forks to get out of the ground and then just hire in a telehandler for afew months when we lift onto scaffolding etc..
this time we put the dumper under the belt when I knew we’d be getting tight on space, next time I’ll put the dump trailer under it and just stockpile out of the way
wasn’t here this week as it’s had a net fitted
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Rob65
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I’ve said previously that Rory and his dog should swap jobs.Not bad considering the dog did them
Rory would be very good at wandering around in the yard all day and then barking at any approaching strangers to scare them away. The dog is clearly a good operator. and might even be more sociable with the other site workers. I bet the dog even manages to get people to share their lunch with him and Rory doesn’t.
Giles
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500 page thread lol 
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DaveDCB
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You can’t call any of us lazy work shy guys that’s a fact!!
diggerjones
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Whats had a net fittedIt’s a option, be handy with forks on the loader too.. where do you stop though
My plan was to use linkage forks to get out of the ground and then just hire in a telehandler for afew months when we lift onto scaffolding etc..
this time we put the dumper under the belt when I knew we’d be getting tight on space, next time I’ll put the dump trailer under it and just stockpile out of the way
Left hooker
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Better off sending trains around meldon and down for what they have spent thereWell my todays job is different as taking a short week off for the wife’s birthday. We are filling in some more of the 630 miles of the South West Coast Path. Very lucky to live only 8 miles from closest part of this, even the most distant part is a 3 hour drive.
South Devon this time. Today we were following the railway line around Teignmouth and Dawlish. Some incredible cliff reinforcement works going on above the railway line. Each post on the land slip fence has a sensor and dozens of solar PV sensors up on the cliff above. Active works going on in places. Managed to to get a photo of the kit the use for inserting the SS threaded bars they use to hold the SS mesh in place. Those guys must have some serious RAMS
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6feetdown
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Stroppymonkey
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It might happen one day? Lots of muttering about getting it back upto Tavy. Short step to link up then
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
nice pile of firewood there Boyo
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
the dump trailer I'd guess Dyl
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6feetdown
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All to the tip, rotten treated timber
diggerjones
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Be alright in my wood fired oven when dried out
doobin
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Waste of effort. Wood looses calories as it decays or as it burns just the same. So when it weighs nothing after rotting and then dried out, that’s the heat you’ll get out of it- nothing.
Plus you’d be putting toxins into your food.
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6feetdown
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Yeah won't burn treated timber in the wood burner for that reason
diggerjones
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I cook on retained heat, so not to bothered about treated timber. Need to fire it soon
JD450A
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Missed this gemI’ve said previously that Rory and his dog should swap jobs.
Rory would be very good at wandering around in the yard all day and then barking at any approaching strangers to scare them away. The dog is clearly a good operator. and might even be more sociable with the other site workers. I bet the dog even manages to get people to share their lunch with him and Rory doesn’t.
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