I do admit that I have found my way around this style slightly better than at the time of its first appearance...sort of had to do perhaps But I still feel the Subza or Subsilver is much much easier to take a quick glance at and very quickly decipher the state of play with new threads/new postings.....

Hello Old H'

I've had a day off and been out to lunch... so perhaps that has helped my shining wit..

Skoda Felicitations
Clive.

Now..Where's the Subza..

Hello Di,
Subza is, I believe, the name of the good old forum style..that to my mind is easier on the eyes...and to my eyes is easier on the mind..

So worry not..just in case you thought someone had stolen my Subaru Impreza....
..mines a Skoda

Clive.

Hello,

Where o where has my Subza gone.

unless it is something I've done here
Clive.

My instructions were clear...

At lunchtime go out and snap a piccy of Craig...

..so I did

I managed to capture this photo of Craig having a nap in the sunshine at lunchtime


http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d12/S ... 0802-1.jpg

Mentioning greenhouses...the photos below show another job that is satisfying to see progressing...after much campaigning and more recently holding of fund raising events coupled with shared costs with "the owners"...Stage 2, the middle section, of the conservatory greenhouse is on the men...

Hello Old H', Having got most of the serious herbaceous borders dug through we treated ourselves to a couple of jobs that we have been quietly planning for some time..very satisfying to progress both... We have been busy turning a Holme Oak coppice job into a pond bank repair... photos to follow.......

Hello Kevin, Since my posting of April 18th 2006 some of the info' has changed....my info' dated from my time, 16+ years ago, when working in the mower trade at a time when Qualcast/Atco were attempting to sort troublesome running on some A98 and A114 engines. Following a posting I made on a dedicat...

Salve Geoff... When I went back for another foray it turns out that it was the equipment section of an Allotment and Gardening forum that I had landed on...still can't remember how I got there....or what I was looking up...it was raining.....and I ran all the way back home as fast as my little legs ...

Hello JB, I found the link on another forum...which in turn I had found by chance...in 5 minutes.??!! of sat at this 'puter idly looking for something else...which I forget now what that was.!! Anyway..one poster had reported that he had been told of this company having previously contacted Wolf...s...

I have just come across this site...

http://www.backsavergardentools.co.uk./spade.htm

...looks familiar.??!!

I bet there's a big computer somewhere in the hills logging down all your dreams.??

In order to help relate the different actions I post these links to the purpose made Sisis range.

Spiker/Slitter/Corer; http://www.sisis.com/sma644.html similar model made over many years

Slitter; http://www.sisis.com/as1000.html

Vertical spiker/corer; http://www.sisis.com/drt422.html

Just a little more advanced than our F400 tines

Clive.

Hello Tel, Merry Tiller did do a set of slitter tines... 1983 attachment list below as clickable thumbnail. http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d12/Spilsby/th_MerryTiller1983attachmentlistpage2.jpg I am not familiar with them but wonder if the chunky looking centres acted as weights to assist the tine...