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  2. Morning Dark and raining. Gloomy. Not looking forward to it at all. Happy Saturday you lucky lot.
  3. Yesterday
  4. Voles. There are live traps and enclosed traps available but the repellent seems to be working.
  5. Yes, or very little fuel in bulb. The way to see if the main-jet check valve is working is (https://arbtalk.co.uk/forums/topic/133943-walbro-carb-problem/page/3/#comments H screw out, pipe over H jet opening, thumb over the fuel feed to the main jet, now blow/suck, you should feel the check valve open and close, no close and it’s not working.
  6. Are you saying no fuel in bubble when pushed.
  7. Has anyone found a defence or an explanation yet? I've seen accusations of sexual abuse from all corners, and suggestions that maybe it is an ugly wife and not a young lad... but very weird body language. Hope if he's a nonce he gets his comeuppance and the kid gets some help.
  8. ....an old thread but still relevant. I have the same problem but I think the problem is the the main-jet check valve not closing allowing air back into the fuel circuit when applying suction from the purge bulb.
  9. Definitely got a spark so guess I'll put it back together and try some fuel down the bore then....fingers crossed.
  10. As I understand it Pi insurance should only be needed if you are giving written report liken tree survey work etc. public liability will do along with employers liability if any one works with you (including a self employed subbie)
  11. Looks a very capable set up but looks to give the loader a fair bit of stick
  12. New to the forums and can use some advice. I took a few pictures and believe that these are arborvitaes but not 100% certain. You can see the issue immediately. Certain spots are bare and brown while other spots are green and full. Some areas are not so full. Is there any hope for these and are there things I can do to help them? They do not get manually watered. Some get some direct sun and some do not. The ones that do get direct sun are only for a couple of hours at most. I'd be open to anything to help bring these back. Thank you for any thoughts or suggestions.
  13. I reckon ideally you need a picture of you with the splitter surrounded by split logs.
  14. Wordle 1,042 4/6 🟨⬜🟨🟩⬜ 🟨⬜🟨🟩🟩 ⬜🟩🟩🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 Not as rapid as I thought it was going to be.
  15. Give the camera glass a good clean your photos always look poor. Might of got some sheep shit on the phone somewhere 🤣 Do you have Welsh blood in you.
  16. I’ve an iPhone 10 something. The quality on that screenshot is not very good. For some reason. Either that or the flyer editor thing has kinda messed with them a little bit.
  17. I can believe the top died back 10+yrs ago and it's been getting steadily sadder looking since. Pretty sure it's turkey oak so even if it was sound it would be poor for almost everything you would use oak for. Stunning figure (if you can get it to dry without twisting and splitting) but has very poor strength and durability for oak. It's crap firewood, being mostly sapwood and water. Mobile milling we charge £100 per hour ( actual milling time, half day minimum). With 30" Norwood
  18. Alkylate fuel yes, but we always ran these things at 25-1, and still use 25-1 on the K1260 and K1270.
  19. Wordle 1,042 4/6 ⬜⬜🟨🟩⬜ 🟨🟩⬜🟩⬜ ⬜🟩🟩🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
  20. That's the weirdest thing I've ever seen!
  21. Hardly a month goes by without somebody we’re working for asking “do you know a good gardener”, so there is definitely loads of work out there. Your local College of Agriculture should be doing some horticulture courses, maybe the best place to start for training. Be reliable, know your stuff and put the graft in, you’ll do alright.
  22. +I think he was in the pie-and-ear core .
  23. You should have told him you couldn’t afford logs that don’t grow on trees like you rich lot stubby. It still amazes me how bloody thick people can be.
  24. It is. Police are investigating apparently
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