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It would seem that getting an RV in portland and driving down is much cheaper than SF Still looking at 1000 bucks a week hire

Thanks Stig, great to see you again. I'll look up what you linked - might not be suitable for 4 of us though...

Hey Butch, thats what we thought, hence the idea of renting in SF and driving out to the desert, rather than hiring one local

Hey everybody... Been thinking about flying into San Francisco and driving out to Reno for burning man. Can anybody advise where to hire an RV and what sort of rates we'd pay for 3 week or a month? Any help appreciated

I could do I suppose. It would pull a house down easily. I wouldn't though. No need to

You can come work my bar anytime Butch https://www.facebook.com/clubdbbangor/ It goes well enough down the road. Low geared, but will still do 65mph

I've got a fair few bits and pieces to do on it yet. Cab will get sandblasted and painted. Rest will get several coats of chassis paint

Yes. On all corners

11.5m outreach... It's 13.5 tonne meter crane so will lift anything I need

No idea why its doubled the pics

So yeah. It took me a while. I moved house again and renovated a new house. Installed a woodchip hot water heating system. Bought and opened a nightclub. Bought another 4x4 chip truck. Had a another child. Did some treework. Played a few gigs and did a few parties. Anyway, got the crane...

I love instagram. I have 2 accounts, 1 for my tree work and 1 for my DJing

Hey Brian great to see you again. Glad business is going well.

Haha. I'm only Miss Jane when I'm performing ;)

Great year for work for me. Landed 2 short contracts that netted me over ?90k. Added with my other stuff ended up doing about 130k Not bad for working part time.

Why not make use of all the cracked hydrocarbons, drive to work powered by CO and H? <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/aRbYiP0cJmg" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

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Paul, if you want to learn about pyrolysis and wood gasification, you need to read all doug williams / fluidyne stuff. Be aware that a LOT of money has been sunk into this stuff, probably in the hundreds of millions, with varying degrees of success. You won't do this successfully on the cheap...

Woodchip heating systems are very common over here

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