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Just knocked down our old concrete shed in the garden- wasn't really a thing of beauty and quite small. Now looking at replacement with a view to having a bit more of an insulated room and want to put in a 6x3 meter but not keen to have timber anywhere near the ground cos it just rots. Trying to think of simple and durable erection process. Galv steel uprights perhaps and then c...

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Who here has bought a pickup since the new HMRC rules about whether a pickup is classified as a car or a van?

My understanding is that since April 25 any extended and double cab pickups bought (new or second hand) are classed as a car instead of a commercial vehicle. To get around this manufacturers are now selling extended/double cabs with the rear seats removed, ...

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Does anyone have any good solutions for cutting ductile iron pipe in situ. It's 600mm round and at the bottom of a 2m deep hole. Need to make 2 cuts. Bonus points of it's a cold cut.

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Any suggestions for boots, don't need to be 100% waterproof as will throw wellies on if that bad

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Having never had anything to do with post knockers and a job come in that's for more fencing than I care to manually....what's the ins and outs of them?

I'd be looking for it to go on a kubota kx91.

There's alot to do on a hill side steep enough but not crazily steep and plenty of room to work.

Are breakers with post cups worth bothering w...

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