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Cal919

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Couple of little weekend jobs, digging up a driveway and garden for my plumber. Then over to my wife’s stepdads for a quick trench. Found a bundle of joy while digging. Was meant to be a shallow trench to avoid services but found loads. The ā€˜water main’ is being used for electric apparently thats what him and his gardener do.
 

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Stroppymonkey

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Sunday messing around. Trying to sort a couple of wet areas so extending a 4ā€ French drain another 8m. Couldn’t decide to use fabric or not on a French drain so went half and half (ran out of Teram).
Kubota swivel very handy.
Experimenting with creating a grading beam on the tilt bucket, lightweight unistrut surprisingly effective.
 

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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Sunday messing around. Trying to sort a couple of wet areas so extending a 4ā€ French drain another 8m. Couldn’t decide to use fabric or not on a French drain so went half and half (ran out of Teram).
Kubota swivel very handy.
Experimenting with creating a grading beam on the tilt bucket, lightweight unistrut surprisingly effective.
but not for long :oops::)
 
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6feetdown

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Sunday messing around. Trying to sort a couple of wet areas so extending a 4ā€ French drain another 8m. Couldn’t decide to use fabric or not on a French drain so went half and half (ran out of Teram).
Kubota swivel very handy.
Experimenting with creating a grading beam on the tilt bucket, lightweight unistrut surprisingly effective.
I've not tried mine yet since I've welded some hooks on to grab the beam, tried it with 4 in 1 on the rototilt and it was good tbf but kept falling off
 
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Giles

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Sorting a track out on an nt camp site base of kinder, moved digger then swapped back to tipper to move dumper as needed tipper next day not plant trailer. Mustn’t have been under bridge with it at yard looking only beacon and din mount pole annoying though.

Then wagon couldn’t get to tip well could and has been for 20 years but busy body Dorris/Karen decided now trust taken site away from renter farm she doesn’t want wagons in the farm yard that’s nothing to do with her. Trust farm yard, she lives in little cottage out front but wagon might damage gulley in trust farm yard! Anyway this one’s a letter writer so we tipped stone mile back down lane(it’s a private lane) at trust ranger house so had to sneak digger back down lane and ferry 32 ton up to the site.

No mobile signal so on the old walk is talkies which are handy, gravel grids for top end of it tomorrow stop mot washing away

And blocked drain to sort causing water
 

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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Sorting a track out on an nt camp site base of kinder, moved digger then swapped back to tipper to move dumper as needed tipper next day not plant trailer. Mustn’t have been under bridge with it at yard looking only beacon and din mount pole annoying though.

Then wagon couldn’t get to tip well could and has been for 20 years but busy body Dorris/Karen decided now trust taken site away from renter farm she doesn’t want wagons in the farm yard that’s nothing to do with her. Trust farm yard, she lives in little cottage out front but wagon might damage gulley in trust farm yard! Anyway this one’s a letter writer so we tipped stone mile back down lane(it’s a private lane) at trust ranger house so had to sneak digger back down lane and ferry 32 ton up to the site.

No mobile signal so on the old walk is talkies which are handy, gravel grids for top end of it tomorrow stop mot washing away

And blocked drain to sort causing water
I'd've taken it off anyway ... first tree'd 've had it
 
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Stroppymonkey

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Complacency, always been fine moving it around as no real low trees on main roads due to wagons/buses etc.

It’s got led flashers on roll bar as backup
Good job none of its on public highway! Fair loads there :)
 
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