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Lynchy
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Swiss cottage earlier,vito,wrong side of road
Lancs Lad
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Charlie
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
they walk among us ......... and worse still .... they breed .. unfettered 
Jimbo69
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I sent this to the young lad who works for me, he couldn’t see an issuethey walk among us ......... and worse still .... they breed .. unfettered
Quattromike
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You've taught him wellI sent this to the young lad who works for me, he couldn’t see an issue
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Steve
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It’s probably no more dangerous to use that way than the other way.I sent this to the young lad who works for me, he couldn’t see an issue
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Brendan
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Probably safer
Can remember being on a slippy bank and wanting to really ram the post down, got a bit too enthusiastic, lifted it too high went to slam it down as hard as possible, it clipped the top of the post and smashed me on the head
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Smiffy
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Probably safer
Can remember being on a slippy bank and wanting to really ram the post down, got a bit too enthusiastic, lifted it too high went to slam it down as hard as possible, it clipped the top of the post and smashed me on the head
I thought that was a compulsory part of the initiation process
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Lynchy
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Gecko
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I've had one for years and never had an issue.Probably safer
Can remember being on a slippy bank and wanting to really ram the post down, got a bit too enthusiastic, lifted it too high went to slam it down as hard as possible, it clipped the top of the post and smashed me on the head
A week ago, I gave a mate a hand - his tool was only 2/3 as long as mine and I nearly shredded myself a couple of times.
If you're in the market, never get the short one.
Lancs Lad
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Brendan
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Antony Holmes
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need to get me some of them to go with my harry potter wand
Bri963
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Used to be a company in Grantham, Tommy Watts. All his Leylands had TWATTS written across the headboards with no full stop in between.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
seen worse ..... HSE'd have a field day .... Sarens machines so must be somewhere in the so called 'civilised' Eu ??
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Lynchy
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3 stage manitou rtfl,packing box tied to forks,step Ladders tied inside box,two of us at full reach painting inside workshop early 80s workshop manager,just get on with it,no thought of harness,lift plan,rams...seen worse ..... HSE'd have a field day .... Sarens machines so must be somewhere in the so called 'civilised' Eu ??
Gecko
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What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
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