Joes1989 wrote:I hope you've got a bigger bucket to replace the teaspoon supplied with it!
Come on Joe....everyone knows its not how big it is....its how you use it
so keep getting told anyway 
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Come on Joe....everyone knows its not how big it is....its how you use it
so keep getting told anyway I want to rust out not wear out
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essexpete wrote:Jeremy Rowland wrote:Learning to swim eh Clive?
Joe I'd imagine that Heking is most likely from China so I guess that puts a whole new slant on things.
Jeremy
Are you taking the p**s Jeremy
Don't give up the day job just yet Jeremy
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Nick Drew wrote:bigkit wrote:We'll I've gone and done it now.............! My little project has now arrived and I'm sure its the only OEM amphib' in the country. Lets hope that's a boom on the front and not a periscope!
When can I visit you for an article for Earthmovers Clive ??
We need some shots of it earning it's keep Clive
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Big thanks, cheers Liam. I make take her swimming this weekend, there's a big pond at the yard. I'm searching ebay for arm bands and some speedo's at the mo'!
Are there any divers available at short notice for a recovery operation just in case?
I make take her swimming this weekend, there's a big pond at the yard. I'm searching ebay for arm bands and some speedo's at the mo'! Are there any divers available at short notice for a recovery operation just in case?
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bigkit wrote:Big thanks, cheers Liam.
Are there any divers available at short notice for a recovery operation just in case?
I will have a word with our truck driver for you Clive to see if he is free this weekend.......here's a recent video of him...... he may qualify for the job, he's pretty good at recovering things bless him
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irLAkcj774M[/video]
I want to rust out not wear out
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Wow now that is a nice tool for those tidal/marsh/wetland jobs, very nice. I guess that the tracks are adjustable for ease of transport?
Seen a few clips on youtube of machines like this in operation, very cool.
Seen a few clips on youtube of machines like this in operation, very cool.
Look out that window, Eden isn't burning. Its burnt.
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Very well done on having the guts to take the plunge on such a unique piece of kit mate.Most of us talk about it,but you have done it.Congratulations,I salute you dude.I know you have had a fair bit of stress in making the decision to buy such a trailblazing machine but I have no doubt that work will be plentiful for it and it will go to filling the family coffers.D7's and D8's are history man.......Out with the old and in with the new 
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