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Hiya buddy. Me and my buddies used to go to Ely every now and then for a chinese sit down meal back in the day. Other than that I have no other connection with the city I'm afraid. Appreciate you dropping by. Des

Hi there. Both will take your weight, so both viable options. If you are over 6ft and can afford the price then get the Apollo phantom If you are over 6ft and cannot afford the price then don't buy either (the emove will be too short for you unless you can modify the handlebars) If you are under 5'8" get the emove cruiser If you are under 5'8" and can afford both still get the emove cruiser as the Phantom may be too tall for you Hope this helps, Des

Wonderful! Good luck with that. Des

Surely not? Des

My friend. I'm delighted to hear that you find my vids beneficial in more ways than one. What wonderful feedback. I personally suffer from severe anxiety and depression and I know how important it can be to find something calming and therapeutic. Thanks very much for your support. Wishing you peace and harmony in your life. Take care, Des

I understand where you're coming from but realistically I can't see anyone pulling out the hedge and there's always a car parked the other side anyway. Plus, the trailer is anchored to one of the posts and has a high security hitch lock. Fingers crossed - should be hunky dory! ATB, Des

I did tamp it down before adding the gravel. That said, it probably wasn't necessary anyway as it was thick clay. ATB, Des

It's irrelevant mate. I haven't got one and I don't need one. What I have worked very well. ATB, Des

@@21stcenturycaveman33 i see. Just saying, in general, maybe for others, as a tip, the rotating one seemed to work better for me. ATB,

Fair enough mate. Nowt wrong with having options. Take care, Des

Good tip that for sure. Many thanks, Des

Yup, the ol' rectum was flapping a bit mate lol. Thanks for dropping by. Des

Thank you very much! Best wishes, Des

Hi there. I'm in the UK and none of the above required. Des

@@21stcenturycaveman33 thank you - and you’re right. I checked with my council and looks like we’re good to go. Just need the courage to start! Any tips? Or things you’d do differently second time round?

Hiya buddy. Would do it all the same again. Unfortunately, these clips were taken before my YT channel so I left a lot out and had to replace with photos instead. If I had to do it again tomorrow - no change whatsoever. Hope that reassures you. Des

Hiya buddy. It may not be required but there has been no negative consequence in the slightest. Not convinced that it really matters tbh? Best wishes, Des

My pleasure! Des

Good idea that. Thanks, Des

Thanks mate, Des

My pleasure, Glad it helped. ATB, Des

Thanks for watching! ATB, Des

Brill. Don't forget to like, subscribe and tell your friends and family. Many thanks, Des

hes one of the nicest blokes on you tubeand obviously just having a bit of fun. get a life

I think it should be on everyone's Top 10 list 😁 ATB, Des

Well, they'll need replacing soon and so it continues ..... lol. Thanks for your support. Des

It'll do me for now mate. ATB, Des

Hiya buddy. Not looking for a job mate. It's just a hobby. ATB, Des

You're welcome! Des

At this stage I'm not ruling anything out ..... Des

Hi there buddy. First of all I'm not a professional roofer. However, in my opinion, athough it's not ideal you could simply put this on your kitchen roof just to get you by for a year or two for sure. However, it won't be any good long term. Alternatively, you could always buy rubber sheet instead which will be a much more durable alternative although much more expensive. If it's something you want to do yourself then you could try this. Just start researching roofing materials - you'll be surprised at the options available. Another alternative would be to consider buying a can of brush on bitumen repair for felt roofs. Some of the guarantees are 10-15yrs and you can actually brush on whilst it's wet. Yes, the torch on stuff is still available. The chippings are to protect against the elements, e.g. uv rays from the sun and to give extra longevity. ATB, Des

Lol. OK mate. ATB, Des

Thanks so much. Have a great day where you are buddy. ATB, Des

Please share!

Hey up Dan. Hope you and yours are all good matey. Thanks for continuing to support my channel. Kepp me posted about your new channel matey. Good to hear from you. Des

@21stcenturycaveman33 your welcome buddy I always enjoy your content I see you have grown in numbers I'm sure last time I looked you was around 4k subs now your almost 17k wow fantastic progression I Hope you are on the partner program with youtube

Thanks so much for taking the time to watch my vid and for dropping by. Best wishes, Des

Hi there. I can confirm that the hedge is absolutely fine. Still growing at a tremendous rate and strong as ever. Honestly, just ignore the fainthearted, the bleach has done absolutely no damage whatsoever. Best wishes, Des

Purely personal choice. Makes no difference at all. ATB, Des

Ha, ha. Like it!

I can neither confirm or deny ...................

Hi there and thanks for your very helpful comments. Your opinion makes much more sense and is indeed the most likely scenario. Best wishes, Des

@@21stcenturycaveman33 Thanks. Check for videos on the proper soil wetness. You would also have difficulty if the soil is too dry, but it would not be as bad. Good luck!

I just had one of these Barreto machines for the weekend. I took it to 500 square meters of clay on Saturday, after a dry week in May. And I can say it absolutely chews. Pulling rocks, bricks and all sorts out of the earth along its path. I have to agree that the soil in the video appears too wet. What makes me agree with that? Well, I had the unfortunate mishap of bursting a poorly installed mains water pipe, saturating an area of the garden. And the results of later tilling that area were much similar to that shown in this video. Especially regarding traction. The wheels easily pull the machine under correct conditions. The machine did a great job. It can also counter-rotate the tines for a more aggressive till. After I had removed major rocks and other debris on the first pass I honestly don't think I could have pushed it hard enough, At times, when I reached down to pick out rocks dislodged by the machine, it felt like I was swimming in soil, with a lovely deep tilth. I had seen this video while waiting on delivery of the hire last week. And it had me worried I had bitten off more than I can chew. But operation is intuitive and a breeze. The machine removed all effort on my part, save for hoofing it around to turn. Which, considering the amount of manual labour it was saving me, I didn't mind one bit. Thanks for the video. I hope this helps anyone else when planning their garden renovations.

Hi there. Yes, the outside is the smoother side and does not have the print on it. ATB, Des

Hi there. Sorry, but not quite sure what you mean. Plse explain. Thanks, Des

Hi there. The 4 walls will definitely give more stability because they will be more rigid and be better anchored to the floor and each other. If fixed securely, the timber will be nice and strong. If you have a 'free' corner then provide this is braced properly then this should be fine. If I have misunderstood your question(s) then plse get back to me and I will try and clarify. Thanks very much, DEs

Thank you for your very constructive feedback. Much appreciated and very helpful. Best wishes, Des