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They did damage the old one regardless of condition and will probably expect to pay for it.Why send them the Bill?
They did damage the old one regardless of condition and will probably expect to pay for it.Why send them the Bill?
Ok thanks all. So hundreds of lorries and machinery been through that gateway over the decades and have turned and been back through - without damage. It was careless driving. It can't be widened.
If it was a car, tractor, barn, house, person, pet, cow etc instead of the gatepost, "one" wouldn't just let it go.
I suppose you bend over and take it all the time do you? Didn't strike me as that sort of person to be honest!
You could give some a 30 ft gateway and the div would still prang something somehow!
If I was them I'd send some more baler twine.They did damage the old one regardless of condition and will probably expect to pay for it.
Easier to widen it than dig out the 2 barrowfulls of concrete around the base?
If you were that bothered about it you'd have been for a look when the honest driver reported to you about the accident In the first place!Ok thanks all. So hundreds of lorries and machinery been through that gateway over the decades and have turned and been back through - without damage. It was careless driving. It can't be widened.
If it was a car, tractor, barn, house, person, pet, cow etc instead of the gatepost, "one" wouldn't just let it go.
A bunch of farmers debating the fate of a knackered old sleeper!
It's worth about £1.25 in kindling terms
I'm afraid not, would need to be sold as a job lot, as half will end up as stoor before the hatchet ever sees itIs that split and bundled into pimps?
not even good for kindling as it's full of knots
It's worth about £1.25 in kindling terms
My shepherd managed that with a pair of twelves using a LR and IW!!We had an entrance with a pair of 16 ft gates, some drivers could still manage to hit the posts.
Just put a new one in and say nowt. The driver might lose his job if you go off, at least he was honest.Last Thurs delivery lorry delivered something and on turning hit and broke the gatepost.
As I unloaded the item the driver did say that he hit the post but I admit I didn't go and look at it with him and didn't give it another thought until seeing it Friday.
Still standing but is broken, must have done some damage to his curtain.
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(The string is holding up the stake not the post) This was how I found it. I know it has seen better days but it was concreted in so isn't a 5 min job replacing. Can I seek compensation of some kind, and have I left it too late?
Ok thanks all. So hundreds of lorries and machinery been through that gateway over the decades and have turned and been back through - without damage. It was careless driving. It can't be widened.
If it was a car, tractor, barn, house, person, pet, cow etc instead of the gatepost, "one" wouldn't just let it go.