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No we get punctures too! I just take mine to the tyre place.

As do I. No point having dogs and barking yourself eh Fen?

Now the last two comments must be a girl thing.

I always get mine fixed for free too. If you've got it, flaunt it, is what I say

When ever i try that, i'm sure i get charged more.

What exactly are you flaunting for free Chanters? I seem to remember the new husband is away from home at the moment.......

Tigger wrote:What exactly are you flaunting for free Chanters? I seem to remember the new husband is away from home at the moment.......

No, no, no not them again!
















Tigger and Chantal that is.

You wish.

I'm not answering that question but I can always get served quickly at bars by just leaning forward a little bit...

Oh no - that source of instant blindness again......

Sorry OH, we are WAY off the topic of wheelbarrows here. Behave everyone (especially me).

I used to have a T-shirt emblazoned with a wheelbarrow.


It was for beer drinkers.

try you're local tool hire shop as they often or not supply builders wheelbarrows and able to get replacement wheels and tyres hope this helps someone[/i][/b]

Cannot resist adding one last cunning and very girly tip..
a snow chain keeps your easily punctured tyre sufficiently off the ground to avoid the more common perils. I learned that from a plumber. Does make for a bumpy ride though.. a very large heap of manure would probably bounce around some. Handy if you're just shifting bricks though.

Snow chains, now theres a thought.