Trewey
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Is that an offer Trew?
Yea - pay my hourly rate, plus 45p a mile (both ways) and I'll leave now.
Stuck in the Isle of Lewis! Pics
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Yea - pay my hourly rate, plus 45p a mile (both ways) and I'll leave now.
top-cat
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i shall be in Stranraer on monday for the week if thats any help?
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Looks like a spade and mattock job to me. From the pictures it looks like the chassis and axle will be resting on the relatively firm turf and the wheels are just spinning in the soft stuff beneath. So it's diggable, but it's going to take a while to get all the earth out from under the chassis so it's not fouling.
In the absence of waffle boards, I've had good experiences with rolls of wire netting. Anything from chicken wire to square mesh stock fencing.
I'm too far away to be much use I'm afraid, but I just want to say to the OP have courage, it'll come out with a bit of patience and elbow grease. It'll give you a good appetite for your Hogmanay dinner.
In the absence of waffle boards, I've had good experiences with rolls of wire netting. Anything from chicken wire to square mesh stock fencing.
I'm too far away to be much use I'm afraid, but I just want to say to the OP have courage, it'll come out with a bit of patience and elbow grease. It'll give you a good appetite for your Hogmanay dinner.
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And what ever you do just remember the golden rule of recovery!..........
Pictures, we likes Piccys we does. And preferably a nice video too
Pictures, we likes Piccys we does. And preferably a nice video too
Puchacz
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Got a local dude with a tractor and a winch to pull it out - piece of ****!
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top-cat
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nice one
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was going to say my daughter lives in Barvas but she only has a little 206 pug
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was going to say my daughter lives in Barvas but she only has a little 206 pug
but she could have rung around to try and find someone that could help?
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Puchacz
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was going to say my daughter lives in Barvas but she only has a little 206 pug
Thanks for the thought, we had tried pulling her oot with a 1.2 Polo the day before though and all that occurred was copious amounts of clutch smoke :lol:
Dan_Trials
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Looks like you were out the west side? Glad you got it sorted, would have come out to help but didn't get a message or anything about it.
Probably be a long time now until another LZIR call on Lewis!
Probably be a long time now until another LZIR call on Lewis!
Puchacz
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Aye dude, way down past Uig at Mealasta! Might buy a winch because of it, every cloud and all that
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glad you got it sorted out...
was a long read, even my grandaughter was reading it over my shoulder at times.
(i had to explain bits)
was a long read, even my grandaughter was reading it over my shoulder at times.
(i had to explain bits)
Dan_Trials
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Aye them rocks is recognisable alright. Only problem with a winch up here is what to tie it to :lol:
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