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    Quote Originally Posted by Xtreme View Post
    Thanks for reminding me John, we'll have to plan another trip and finish off those jobs we started last October - especially clearing the timber from the fenceline.

    I hope you're finding the power set-up in the shed a bit more convenient now.
    Any of you coming to do that are welcome to take back a load of firewood.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vnx205 View Post
    Yes, try putting that lot in the back of a Discovery, Evoque or Range Rover.
    Well I can come come close to that - how does 1 ton of wood poles on a trailer behind my Disco sound?

    Cheers Charlie

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    Quote Originally Posted by chazza View Post
    Well I can come come close to that - how does 1 ton of wood poles on a trailer behind my Disco sound?

    Cheers Charlie
    sounds like a trailer, you can do that with a holden or a ford.....

    mind you their being poles may save you as its considered unusual to "pop" your windscreen to carry wood!
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