damion

Badger, sorry I meant to send you an email. The 8 ball went down a storm with my wife, spent about twenty minutes aerating the in-laws lawn with it. Excellent piece of kit, thankyou very much. Damion.

Can you add me to list for two please. Any chance of an 8 ball and a yellow 1 spot?

Me too, but I'm out of work 'cause of a separated shoulder. About £35 quid short of being able to make you an offer.

You might be able to get some help from the high hedges act (restricting boundary hedges to a height of 1.8m) but this will involve surveys etc from your local arboricultural consultant which will again cost money. It is also based on light restrictions to your property, and from the looks of the photo you may not get anywhere. Again, you can only go down this route if your neighbour refuses to act on the trees. I'm afraid I see this sort of thing all the time (tree surgeon you see) and the most usual / cost effective course for friendly neighbours is a fifty fifty split and remove them. Please don't try and kill the trees, Leylandii are actually quite hard to kill, and if you do succeed not only could you be responsible for criminal charges, removal of the dead trees will cost a lot more as it takes more time. By the looks of the photo, you may be able to fell them across you're garden if you take the fence down, so might not cost as much as you may think, but make sure you get a fully insured tree surgeon with NPTC certification. Hope that helps. Just noticed the bit about subsidence: what sort of soil base do you have round you're way? I'd only worry if it was a heavy clay, in which case I'd cut them in half, leave it a year or so and then remove the other half.

Here's mine: http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w189/shortharris/T4%20Conversion/P1010695.jpg

Ooh ooh, have you looked here? T4 Forum

Just chopped my vauxhall combi in for a T4! I loved that little van, carried everything I needed it to, and some stuff I didn't. Drove from Bedfordshire to Devon and back on less than £40. It was a great little thing. It took me nearly 6 months to find a decent T4 for the right money and I'm glad I held out (almost seduced by a vito). Not sure that was much help actually? Must be the pain killers.

I've now got to face three months of doing nothing. No kites, no kayaks, no bikes. Came off my push bike on tuesday and separated my shoulder. No other injuries, not even a scrape. I was wearing: Knee / shin / elbow / fore arm and a full face. I almost put the full jacket on that morning, and by god do i wish i had now. However, I hadn't intended to try that double in the morning its just how the day went. I usually pad up according to how chilled i feel, more chilled, less pads. If I'm trying something new I'll put everything on. If you do start padding up, it'll always be the bit you don't protect that you'll hurt. S'pose what I'm trying to say is thats better to have it and not need it then need it and not have it.

Thought I'd join in: http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w189/shortharris/Desktop.jpg My favorite of our wedding pics.

Stay away from the talk audio forum, it ended up costing me a lot of money. Must admit though, the van sounds awesome.

Can't really afford it but what are credit cards for eh? If you're willing to do it £100 + a little for postage can you stick me in the queue for it please? Thanks, Damion.

I'm interested, just wrestling with the fact that I'm probably too short for it (I'm only 5'2" and at 31 I'm sure I won't grow in to it!). I'm only in bedfordshire so could run over and pick it up.