Some work being done outside the house, this is week 4 our sode of the road has already been done,
The Gas company are using 3 generators and a small Kubota excavator
Gas Work
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Re: Gas Work
samk706 wrote:they've been posted in reverse order for some reasonlol
I've had the same problem - does anyone know how to force the images to appear in the order that they are uploaded?
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Re: Gas Work
modelman093 wrote:samk706 wrote:they've been posted in reverse order for some reason
I've had the same problem - does anyone know how to force the images to appear in the order that they are uploaded?
Angus
I too have the same problem, the only way I've found to overcome this is to upload the pictures in the reverse order! seams to work for me anyway.
Jeremy
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Jeremy Rowland wrote:modelman093 wrote:samk706 wrote:they've been posted in reverse order for some reason
I've had the same problem - does anyone know how to force the images to appear in the order that they are uploaded?
Angus
I too have the same problem, the only way I've found to overcome this is to upload the pictures in the reverse order! seams to work for me anyway.
Thats my method as well
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Gas Work
Yes I have used one before
Readypower Watford
STATION CAR PARK
KINGS LANGLEY
WATFORD
HERTS
WD4 8LF
STATION CAR PARK
KINGS LANGLEY
WATFORD
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The U15 was one of the best machines I ever bought . Value for money, power to weight ratio, smoothness and vesatility are exceptional 
. I bought it brand new for a run of jobs I had, sold it reluctantly after 2 1/2 years with only 816 hours in immaculate condition. Just did n't use it for the last 6 months and it sat in the shed. I miss it from time to time but you can't keep everything for ever 
. I'd buy another though if I needed one but it is now the U17 I think.
. Value for money, power to weight ratio, smoothness and vesatility are exceptional . I bought it brand new for a run of jobs I had, sold it reluctantly after 2 1/2 years with only 816 hours in immaculate condition. Just did n't use it for the last 6 months and it sat in the shed. I miss it from time to time but you can't keep everything for ever . I'd buy another though if I needed one but it is now the U17 I think.You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
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PS. Joe 
you've gone from high reach to low reach in 1 post , from the biggest to the smallest................you feeling alright! 
I can hear it now, I've seen the U15 on ever job its been on! 
you've gone from high reach to low reach in 1 post , from the biggest to the smallest................you feeling alright! I can hear it now, I've seen the U15 on ever job its been on! Re: Gas Work
are they stable? cos i had the u10 and i wouldnt let anyone esle drive it cos it was very tippy over. I have had a kx36-3 and with the abuse that has had i cannot fault it, its very stable, plenty of power and still nise to use even with 4000hrs on her
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