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KPV4

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  • Birthday 17/01/1968

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  1. A good deed well done…👍 and someone’s loved one back in the care home safe and sound, many these days would have left him on the side of the road..!
  2. There are two things that are certain in life - death and taxes…!! With the latter it has to be fair, everyone is working to benefit their family in death and farming is no different, so should be subject to the same taxes as the rest of the hard working population… farming is a business, so must be subject to the taxes in death that other business owners and the general public are subject to, and always should have been, as it would have given more opportunity for the younger generation. Those who have purchased large farms, or bought extra land to evade the tax system, then they will now have to pay their taxes like the rest of us. The new proposals are still more favourable to farmers than everyone else.! So why keep complaining, you didn’t have these exceptions before 1984…. I know many farmers, yes it’s hard work 365 days a year, but there are many benefits, as has been posted before, lots of new £60k plus vehicles floating around, all in the tax reclaim system…. Jo blogs doesn’t have these benefits… perhaps it’s time farmers actually looked how well off the majority are, there are lots of benefits and tax breaks they get, just like other business owners that jo blogs on the street doesn’t get. I’ve no problem with that, but lets stop moaning about the new changes. Everyone is talking about £1M threshold, if the farm is in joint ownership with a spouse it moves to a £3M threshold, if it’s only in one name or isn’t being transferred to family under the 7 year rule which applies to us all, I have to ask why..? Is there little trust issue between farmers and their families.?. if so why…? I know a solicitor very well who informs me he hasn’t had time to sleep since the budget… the phones are red hot in the office, with farmers trying to find ways around the new tax rules..!!!! That tells me a lot… The old saying is right - “have always wants more”……!! Maybe the chickens (in those large sheds) are now coming home to roost..!
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    U-Caller Remote

    Last try… £55 posted…
  4. For Sale - U-Caller Remote, in excellent condition and works as it should, only used a couple of times, no longer required as I’m giving up shooting. Description: Real calls preloaded, include: fox, vixen, rabbit, hare, magpie, crow, hooded crow and magpie chatter. These calls are changeable as the caller can be loaded with other calls, such as duck, goose, deer etc, simply plug the unit into your PC with a USB cable. Drag and drop any sound you wish onto the U-caller. Can be used with or without remote control. Remote control works up to 100m. Built in speaker. Runs on AAA batteries Complete with USB cable and instructions. £60.00 Posted
  5. For Sale - U-Caller Remote, in excellent condition an works as it should, only used a couple of times, no longer required as I’m giving up shooting. Description: Real calls preloaded, include: fox, vixen, rabbit, hare, magpie, crow, hooded crow and magpie chatter. These calls are changeable as the caller can be loaded with other calls, such as duck, goose, deer etc, simply plug the unit into your PC with a USB cable. Drag and drop any sound you wish onto the U-caller. Can be used with or without remote control. Remote control works up to 100m. Built in speaker. Uses AAA batteries. £68.00 Posted
  6. I've got a mate in the motor trade, he has advertised on face ache marketplace and been offer all sorts of rubbish for cars he's advertised, play stations and skate boards, how do these fools think anyone will take them seriously..!!!
  7. Rifle package reduced to £900 With NV - £1050.
  8. Second hand private sale (buyer beware) as long as it was described honestly in the advert and if it was running well and he was happy on the test drive I don't see an issue and I wouldn't worry too much, probably just trying it on. Lets be honest its a £1100 van, with 100K on the clock, mechanical issues are to be expected. Now different if its a £20k van with 5,000 on the clock, may have a case to defend, but then it is a private sale.
  9. I’m currently selling a classic mini purchased by a family member in 1979, comes complete with original purchase receipt, only done 33000 miles from new and I can prove it’s only done 4000 miles in the last 25 years with a receipt for some work that was done to it, and last MOT in 1997 (not been on the road since). Had a guy interested on the weekend, a load of email exchange explaining its history, a family car etc. He was real excited about the original purchase receipt, but ended up saying he wouldn’t buy it because I didn’t have enough proof of mileage even though the excellent condition of the vehicle backed up the low mileage and so did the history I have al be it limited on paper… all I can say is a time waster, as if I haven’t got better things to do with my Sunday evening..!
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