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Hi, it's always a difficult job to separate the wheat from the chaff, common sense often helps...

I find using one of these works best at separating the wheat from the chaff .......... plus it goes around corners like no others in its class!

Jim

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On a tour around the Laverda 'tractor' factory it was interesting to hear that one of Laverda's USPs is that they have harvester technology to cope with very hilly terrain, born our of their local needs in Italy, back in they day.
 
hey Hag
I was with you on that tour with you, aranged by Adam Shaftit
great memories of a great wekkend+
CLEM
 
You sure were Clem - I really enjoyed that day - Adam did a great job of organising it.
Here you are, in typical respectful repose... :) Happy days chap, happy days.

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I would happilly do that Cam but I have to say the chair is on the wrong side for me, UK and Taz, I like the QD single sided front end though!
thanks for posting Hag, and the double digit is (as was the origin of the gesture, several centuries ago) for Paul M, AGINCOURT!
CLEM
 
I would happilly do that Cam but I have to say the chair is on the wrong side for me, UK and Taz, I like the QD single sided front end though!
thanks for posting Hag, and the double digit is (as was the origin of the gesture, several centuries ago) for Paul M, AGINCOURT!
CLEM
That would be Azincourt Clem.
Quite a while back now.

Paul
 
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