The compact? Or do you mean the compactor?
doriz
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Tractor
doriz
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No, he means the not very successful TV soap.
totally forgettable, in fact I think I have forgotten it already!
Compact
Compact was a British television soap opera shown by the BBC between 1962 and 1965. The series was created by Hazel Adair and Peter Ling, who together went on to devise Crossroads. In contrast to the kitchen sink realism of Coronation Street, Compact was a distinctly middle-class serial, set in...
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We hired a hydraulic compactor once. It was jolly good fun. It was one of those things with a separate motor and hydraulic unit, and hoses leading to the tool itself. We had a flat 'punner' on it and compacted trench bottoms for footings. You could put chisels in it as well and use it as a breaker. I'd like another one one day.
I've just had a look. They're actually quite reasonably priced secondhand
I've just had a look. They're actually quite reasonably priced secondhand
ALTRAD BELLE 20 - 140 MIDI POWER PACK HAMMER BREAKER HONDA ENGINE (CHISELS) JCB | eBay
C/W x2 NEW CHISELS TO FIT (x1 POINT & x1 FLAT CHISEL). Power On-Demand (POD) system. And system pump with a Hydraulic oil sight level. Pressure 140 bar. Portable and compact enough to be transported in estate cars and small vans.
www.ebay.co.uk
Im above sea level?
That's funny, I find I can see"Flakes" almost every time I walk into town, at any time of year!!!
Didnt know you worked for Cadburys
Are they single-use only?
I remember lads having some you could reuse by boiling them in a saucepan.
They were like squishy breast implants until used, then they were a hard disc. Which softened in the boiling water.
doriz
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Pervert. Pocket billiards
WhiskyLassie
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You should really use head and shoulders if it's that badIm above sea level?
That's funny, I find I can see"Flakes" almost every time I walk into town, at any time of year!!!
WhiskyLassie
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Sachets or boxes
They are single use ones ive tried the ones you put in boiling water an found they were very poor after the 2nd use.
I did look at the rechargeable ones but its the hassle of finding where id left them an remembering to charge em.
Chuck a box of the ones above an I know where they are. Ive had them in my pockets since just after 1pm & they
are still very warm.
WhiskyLassie
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Considering the stuff you acquire it wouldn't suprise me.I did wonder how long it would take
WhiskyLassie
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Please do not let me keep you from tellingWas just about to say what I got today.
Was just about to say what I got today.
It best not be one of those dirty dog diseases.
