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Left hooker

Left hooker

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Going to drag 5 tonner back tomorrow if asked needed for any emergency work required eg water pipe bursts or drainage issues and not do new works
Also we supply farmers dairy and arable this is the start of the planting season so got to have deliverys to get crops in ground
 
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Brendan

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So I'm still being retarded, I assume that's everyone staying at home unless emergency work
 
diggerjones

diggerjones

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It's going to be a long haul. I think I'm lucky. Got a big garden a few projects etc. I couldn't start to think what it would be lile in a flat etc. We have just got to be strong.
 
TiltyShaun

TiltyShaun

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I think unless you are a key worker. Yes
I think you are correct. It will be the key workers list as issued for the schools.

I have just got back from collecting the Kubota and all the tools out of the shed. Looks like my place will be getting at least 3 weeks of maintenance done!
 
pettsy

pettsy

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I’m classed as a key worker (I think :unsure:) In two minds wether to complete this weeks booked in work or cancel all tomorrow and just turn out for emergencies. £94 a week won’t even cover the mortgage, but then if the virus kills me it’d be pointless anyway:oops:
 
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Brendan

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I think you are correct. It will be the key workers list as issued for the schools.

I have just got back from collecting the Kubota and all the tools out of the shed. Looks like my place will be getting at least 3 weeks of maintenance done!
I brought everything back from the job I was on last week luckily had the trailer there for the day before ran into insurance/solicitor issues, only have the welfare unit there which can sit there although it does have a couple of loo rolls in it 😭

To be fair could do with cleaning the machines up, bit of servicing and see if the hot wash pressure washer I bought will run
 
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Brendan

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I’m classed as a key worker (I think :unsure:) In two minds wether to complete this weeks booked in work or cancel all tomorrow and just turn out for emergencies. £94 a week won’t even cover the mortgage, but then if the virus kills me it’d be pointless anyway:oops:
It's a s**t position, just paid this month's mortgage going to ride it out for 2-3 weeks before pulling the trigger on trying to get a mortgage payment holiday . Luckily for me all my plant is paid off so it's just the household stuff, but do have van and car insurance to renew

Think the key worker for gas would be refineries and mains repairs and boiler repairs rather than bathroom refits
 
GazCro

GazCro

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I’m classed as a key worker (I think :unsure:) In two minds wether to complete this weeks booked in work or cancel all tomorrow and just turn out for emergencies. £94 a week won’t even cover the mortgage, but then if the virus kills me it’d be pointless anyway:oops:
I think if someone had water coming through ceiling or boiler gone off yeah, but maybe not doing a patio
 
doobin

doobin

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Brendan

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Travis group is shut
 

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Jimbo69

Jimbo69

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Is draining agricultural land classed as essential? I have some work to do on my Granny’s farm, only problem is it’s over an hour away.
 
GazCro

GazCro

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Is draining agricultural land classed as essential? I have some work to do on my Granny’s farm, only problem is it’s over an hour away.
Might possibly be called taking the pi** but you never know
 
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