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Im done with you now.

Are you medicated, why don't you see when they started doing these tests as I'm sure I remember previous ones being forced to do them.

I wouldn't advise taking it apart yet, each cell or pair of cells is probably connected to the battery management system and soldered. Can you count the cells? Fully charged they will each be just over 4.1V. The fact that you are measuring 196mV is either the battery is profoundly flat, which is unlikely or that a cell is out of circuit. Is there any way you can access the terminal each end of each cell?

Do not do the above. You may aswell pour petrol on the pack and torch it...

This is one of the models I prefer to use, I also have a Noco and some random thing off Amazon which was about £15 odd. Oxford Oximiser 900 - 888 Anniversary Edition - FREE UK DELIVERY WWW.SPORTSBIKESHOP.CO.UK Oxford Oximiser 900 - 888 Anniversary Edition from the UK's leading online bike store. Free UK delivery over £25 and easy returns on our range of over 80,000 products. *** no doubt ‘kram’ Will be along any second to tell me how bad this suggestion is 😂

0.2 volts? Yikes. Flatter than a pancake with a hippo sitting on it! 😳 Dunno if it’d work, but with no thjng left to lose I’d buy a trickle charger intended for tending motorcycle batteries. The Oxford Products ones are nice because you get a fancy backlit screen with a lot of information as to what’s going on with the battery. You want to make sure it’s one that claims to recover completely flat batteries as some require a minimum voltage in excess of your 0.2v. I’d connect it up somewhere safe, maybe in a steel bucket 🥺 and leave it for as long as you can, periodically checking for any change. 🤷‍♂️ Disclaimer: please don’t follow my advice if you are worried you might burn your house down, this is just what I would try, but you need to do what you feel is safe.

They’re coming from the UK.

Just came undone, we found 8 of the 12, the rest must have been lost over time. The slew seems undamaged.

Not really, as far as I can tell none of the other Presidents, or other world leaders feel it is necessary to take regular cogitative tests, they have nothing to prove, and nothing to hide. Now as for 'voluntarily' I am not sure how much he phoned up the doctor to say "hey, can you test my mental state again, 3 months since you last tested me". Sure, regular doctors appointments, keep him fit and healthy, but... there are no 'regular check ups' in the world where they test your mental abilities... every 3 months... unless the doctors are worried and monitoring you. Just accept it that Trumps team are worried from what looks like onset of a dementia, are testing him for it regularly now, and that we should be worried that the man with the nuclear button isn't all there. As you say there, at his age there is an increased risk of him loosing it.. and we, the world, should be prepared that one of his minions might be stepping into his shoes when he does so. I reckon for the thread started out as 'next US president' then these observations are relevant and worth noting.

Jesus! Does the slew have bearings in it? Did the bolts shear or just all come undone?

Is that the new machine?😢 Do Bandit offer decent support in France?

Looks good Dave. Our day was less successful. Halfway through the grinding the engine and cutter head separated from the slew! All 12 bolts undone. Trouble is they’re Yankee threads, so I have got to order them. Fingers crossed it should be simple enough to rebuild, we’ve stripped it in preparation.

Honey Bros now have a few of these in stock if anyones keen to try. I've ordered one for Tuesday delivery. My Spider jack 3 is approaching 10 years old and I can't wait any longer for the Blackbird! Will report back

Thanks for all your opinions. it seems most of the tap root has gone. I can hug the root tendrils at the front. I cn get branch up the inside for quite a way. I am tempted to get it cut to a point that it's safe and not going to kill anyone when it does fall.

You forgot chassis bending . 🙂

A lovely end to the week with a dead Silver fir to remove, a sunny day which touched 15 degrees, not bad for December. The tree was located in a wet part of the garden, so we took advantage of the owners Multione to position the chipper, chipped straight into the gardeners trailer to be used elsewhere, then loaded the tipper with 5’ lengths of timber, job and knock by 2:30. 👍

Thanks for posting, I will ring the saw owner and confirm, if he is up to looking at the marks on the bar.

Thanks for the tip. I dont know the thread pitch untill I pull the nipple,then my mate will make one.

Add another one to your list.

Do you know the thread size? When I needed a nipple for my smoothbore .58 I ended up ordering a few from an Aus bookshop via ebay, these bods: https://viceroybooks.com.au/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=Nipple

Voluntarily taking regular cognitive tests to prove to the smooth brains he is not loosing his marbles. If he refused to have regular cognitive tests you smooth brains would ask what is he trying to hide. Acknowledging that at his age there is an increasing risk of "losing his marbles" should be lauded as responsible yet somehow those so blinded by hate manage to twist it to suit their own pathetic agenda. Jog on Shoe size.

Not spoilt for choice in the 8" diesel tracked variety though? 4 off the top of my head, one of which is hybrid?

Aggressive feed until the top roller shears off its hydraulic motor, as happened with a few I know of.

Go with the thicker option if you don't want cauterised fingers every throw

Archer and Husqvarna do bars that will fit the Efco, I think A095 fitment (Oregon ID)