BenBhoy
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What mower you running?
Today at work I.....
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rafael fach
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Dont know found it in my mates shed honda engine it's at least 20 years old and had never had the flails put on it, put some petrol in it ,pulled the nuts on the pull cord nothing flicked the stop switch the right way and away it went really well made the body is steel not tin bit of red oxide to tidy it up. if my quad can push through the trash this thing mulches it ,its cut our strimming work buy 90%
Couple of pics I used to cut rides on our shoot
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Visited the Range to practice the mandatory SD neck shot but woke up at Victoria Station!
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Smellydog
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We do a lot of gear for JCB.Tin tin taking, prototype fast track!! Sounds interesting tell us more SD
Stillages mostly for production or parts transportation.. sometimes large manipulation gear.
We also do stuff for their experimental department.
The work varies between interesting, stressful and or very boring.
@Rasputin the company is AHS Engineering.
It's been going 15 years but I've only been there 18 months. Know the gaffer for years though.
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Craigsaun
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Just had a look at the website, all looks good, nice clean work area with some very interesting jobs on the go .We do a lot of gear for JCB.
Stillages mostly for production or parts transportation.. sometimes large manipulation gear.
We also do stuff for their experimental department.
The work varies between interesting, stressful and or very boring.
@Rasputin the company is AHS Engineering.
It's been going 15 years but I've only been there 18 months. Know the gaffer for years though.
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I worked for JCB for a while, it was……. Interesting.
Anyhow, today I be mostly,
Trying not to lose my sh1t with a tosser director who is a complete
end.
Trying not to lose my sh1t with suppliers who promise all and deliver nothing.
Trying to write contract tenders whilst fuming about the above wind up merchants.
Usual sort of day really.
Anyhow, today I be mostly,
Trying not to lose my sh1t with a tosser director who is a complete
end.Trying not to lose my sh1t with suppliers who promise all and deliver nothing.
Trying to write contract tenders whilst fuming about the above wind up merchants.
Usual sort of day really.
We used to service the hydraulic chisels for JCB back In the day ,new pipes seals paint job .I worked for JCB for a while, it was……. Interesting.
Anyhow, today I be mostly,
Trying not to lose my sh1t with a tosser director who is a complete
Trying not to lose my sh1t with suppliers who promise all and deliver nothing.
Trying to write contract tenders whilst fuming about the above wind up merchants.
Usual sort of day really.
Totally agree with Singing Stalker management trained at Bellendrickus school of dumbass .
I lasted a month and walked out.
Foxyboy43
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Up at 6; en route to bathroom stepped over old Skye who of course left us a few weeks ago - confirmed this when I left the bathroom and she wasn’t lying nose-to the bathroom door and the utter silence rather than the usual thump, thump of her wagging tail hitting the lounge door. Long sigh and fond smile ensued…..
Got all the gear together for the range - yet to be loaded into the car. Took apart 6 of Lady FB’s overwintered favourite solar spotlights (yes - I know) - now giving each a boost on MY shooting batteries charger; simply must be tested before I escape…
3 rifles to check zero on - 2x.308 and a bonus fiddle with the Pard 008P on the sainted triple deuce - decided to use three of the five zeros for 100; 200 and 300 yards - no I don’t know why either - I will never remember which is which or even how to toggle between each….
Anyhoo having read the latest posts on this thread and the busy lives I realise that retirement really is the way to go - though hopefully not for a few years yet - if you get my drift!
Got all the gear together for the range - yet to be loaded into the car. Took apart 6 of Lady FB’s overwintered favourite solar spotlights (yes - I know) - now giving each a boost on MY shooting batteries charger; simply must be tested before I escape…
3 rifles to check zero on - 2x.308 and a bonus fiddle with the Pard 008P on the sainted triple deuce - decided to use three of the five zeros for 100; 200 and 300 yards - no I don’t know why either - I will never remember which is which or even how to toggle between each….
Anyhoo having read the latest posts on this thread and the busy lives I realise that retirement really is the way to go - though hopefully not for a few years yet - if you get my drift!
Craigsaun
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We don that once , we went to see one of those musicals in the westend. The show was ok but the locals were an antisocial lot and I swore I would never go backNot quite working, but driving down into central London today for first time in my life...
It's lambing time Ben!Not quite working, but driving down into central London today for first time in my life...
I would have used the sheep as an excuse to stay at home.
Len the dog
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Their plan worked then.
Phil fox man
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yesterday at " work" I was out foxing till 3 am then up in the morning to pick up the dead.then round the shoot collecting up traps for repair.
had dinner under a pheasant feeder as it looked like rain,well guess what happened?
I awoke with a start covered in " homer Simpson drool" as my 3 dogs who we're sleeping aside me saw my mate coming over.
he had seen me a thought I was dead
you can't burn the candle at both ends as you get older.
had dinner under a pheasant feeder as it looked like rain,well guess what happened?
I awoke with a start covered in " homer Simpson drool" as my 3 dogs who we're sleeping aside me saw my mate coming over.
he had seen me a thought I was dead
you can't burn the candle at both ends as you get older.
I wouldn't worry about that any more. There aren't really any locals left in Central London.
I remember work fondly ( Happily Retired) the further away you get from it the more you think you enjoyed itI worked for JCB for a while, it was……. Interesting.
Anyhow, today I be mostly,
Trying not to lose my sh1t with a tosser director who is a complete
Trying not to lose my sh1t with suppliers who promise all and deliver nothing.
Trying to write contract tenders whilst fuming about the above wind up merchants.
Usual sort of day really.
Are we about to see @BenBhoy 180 degree turn on immigrationNot quite working, but driving down into central London today for first time in my life...
I've been to London 3 times in my life, visiting cousins as a child, 2001 countryside march and chilli peppers consort in Hyde Park I think 2004 with no intention of going back.
Today am splitting firewood boring but necessary.
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