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Other groundworks tasks, such as roads and footpaths, terracing, fencing, foundations, walls and brickwork, tools and plant.
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lutonlagerlout
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Post: # 65475Post lutonlagerlout

nice soldier there pink,is there a flange on the USB for the bricks to sit on?
I had to cut pistols over the bearings on that garage door as the existing house was all over the place
nice work
LLL :)
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Thepinkpavingco
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Post: # 65476Post Thepinkpavingco

The fella I was doing it for had flange welded on to the bottom of the rsj
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Pablo
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Post: # 65492Post Pablo

Thats a blinding wheelbarrow Mr Pink do your men fight over who gets to use it.
Can't see it from my house

Thepinkpavingco
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Post: # 65493Post Thepinkpavingco

That's a gti of wheelbarrows
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Thepinkpavingco
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Post: # 65494Post Thepinkpavingco

They tend to fight over who don't use it.
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Pablo
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Post: # 65499Post Pablo

A Fairly straight forward driveway remodel this week including fencing granite step and a few other bits n bobs.
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Slab lifter was close to max weight.
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Imperfection on the step so off it came and waiting for a new peice very picky client but it did cost £900
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Pablo
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Post: # 65500Post Pablo

Bought a new Hayter mower and I now fear my life is over because I'm obsessed with stripes and it takes f#cking ages now but I can't go back. If you're looking for a new mower do yourseld a favour and don't buy a stripey one.
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lutonlagerlout
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Post: # 65514Post lutonlagerlout

pablo where did the drain disappear to in front of the gates? :;):
very nice detailing on the edgers
i bet they are well pleased

who is liable when they go A over T on the granite step in midwinter
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Al Jardin
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Post: # 65515Post Al Jardin

Love the borrowed view through the clear stemmed tree Pablo. Bought a Viking mower recently. Thankfully no roller but a great machine if you don't mind childs toy green.

Al
Garden maintenance & soft landscaping.

lutonlagerlout
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Post: # 65516Post lutonlagerlout

btw spoke to a lad yesterday and some of the travelling community did his neighbours drive
he asked for white spar chippings,they said no problem
it was only a day later (after they were paid in cash of course) he realised they had smashed up polo mints and scattered them on the new tarmac,and rolled them in
the lad that told me this swore on his life they did it
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Al Jardin
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Post: # 65519Post Al Jardin

Sweet looking drive!
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Pablo
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Post: # 65522Post Pablo

The drain was no longer needed Tony the road water fell from the kerb to the clients house and it was there to deal with the continous flooding that caused. The clients drive falls to the house and the pavement water now falls to the kerb and a new road gully installed by the council last month.
Al thats not a borrowed view it's the reverse of the other one I don't plagarise stripey lawns Lol.
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jonnyboyentire
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Post: # 65525Post jonnyboyentire

I was wondering about the drain as well!
Nice work Pablo.
Mae sure you vary the direction of cut on your stripey lawns - stops ridging and bare patches where you turn the roller. :)
full bed only - spot and dabs are the scourge!!

Thepinkpavingco
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Post: # 65526Post Thepinkpavingco

Lovely look kerb line

What kerbs are they?
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Pablo
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Post: # 65531Post Pablo

The Kerbs are Tobermore Kerbsetts Tbh they're a bollox to use if you get the toe and heel slightly out it really stands out but they're worth the effort.
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