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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor released under investigation after misconduct in public office arrest
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I assure you I’ve had more than five.
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Hi mate what are your day rates . I’ve got 20 yrs experience. All my own gear cheers pat
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I was saddened to read about Andrew’s death in a car crash next week.
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Sorry t push youtube, hope it's worth the ride😁
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Its good to see that im not the only one not living up to the five a day unachievable recommendation!
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It's likely that he'll be considered a 'flight risk' which will prevent him from going to USA to answer questions in the ongoing Epstein investigation over there. That's convenient.
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Dave grattidge joined the community
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Bet I could still overload it, given the challenge!!
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You can tip straight on the large drive its all open no gates with plenty of room to turn around on the street, all logs and all chip is required, thank you in advance
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Some scraps of meat off a duck, half a bag of peanuts, two beers (so far).
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Kohler command 38 pro efi fueling problems.
Ty Korrigan replied to Mick Dempsey's topic in Large equipment
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Neil Nantporth joined the community
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well done, I reckon I break more than 50% of the yolks when I have a fry up 😒.
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green heart started following Unimogs rock thread
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I'd be interested how others do it? @Rich Rule @Mr. Squirrel @Tommy_B Thanks
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Thats the only news that we will see for the next week! Good, I hope it opens up a stonkingly massive can of worms. I doubt it though.
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Kohler command 38 pro efi fueling problems.
kiwidiesel replied to Mick Dempsey's topic in Large equipment
Take it to a good auto electrician. They're diagnosing efi issues with a range of vehicles and machinery every day -
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Wordle 1,706 3/6 ⬜⬜⬜🟨🟨 ⬜🟩🟩⬜⬜ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 Pleased with that as I've not had a go for quite awhile.
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Tristan King joined the community
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whatever needs moving, wanted a smaller general purpose body and that would get abused if not built out of something solid. I’ve timber bolsters for it too. it’s been named the stumpy dumpy!
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I reckon mandy will enjoy prison life!
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Interesting about the climate not suiting them I think that's probably true. Chester has loads but they get less rainfall. Dublin would of being all timber at the period the ones in Chester were built but has hardly any left now.... Dublin’s last surviving cage work house | Come Here To Me! COMEHERETOME.COM Dublin once boasted a large number of ornate cage-work houses. Bernard Morgan wrote in the Irish Independent on 5th April 1949 about one particular one in Cook Street off... Apparently they were replaced by "dutch billies" Period House Types « Dublin Civic Trust WWW.DUBLINCIVICTRUST.IE
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kram started following Tapering cover on DB splices
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I have been using the Samson db class 1 instructions, here: https://www.samsonrope.com/docs/default-source/splice-instructions/dblbrd_c1_eye_splice_web.pdf Unsure what strand cover they have in video but looks a lot more than 24 - its still quite full at the end. In a 24 strand cover, that leaves the cover taper quite short - not ideal. In my past splices I have started like that and then finished the taper by eye, as shown in most other splicing instructions, to get nearer the full length. Heres an old scrap as example of 24 strand cover with it marked every 5 pairs: The right needle is mark T. The small fid is at the 12th pair, which would become the end of the cover, about 70mm shorter than the measured length. I had a damaged rope with a factory/shop splice and was interested to open it up. To disassemble, I extracted the core from the eye which loosened up the cover, then the crossover easily pulled out. Then pulled the tapered cover. It is labeled a 11.7mm rope but thinner in practise - I was expecting the taper to be about 235mm from the T mark. Its quite a bit longer, near 300mm I found each pair and taped together to get an idea of the spacing, 12 pairs: The spacing starts off very close then spaced from 9cm to 22mm and close again for the last four. It makes sense to me that the taper is steeper at the crossover end, where the core is also buried and the cover is tightest. Found that interesting as I have a few ropes to splice soon.
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STIHL has expanded its hedge-trimmer line-up with the launch of new high-performance long-reach models, the HLA 150 B and the HLA 140 K-B and B. Designed for demanding landscaping applications, the new machines deliver powerful battery performance for trimming tall hedges safely and efficiently from ground level. The HLA 150 B’s telescopic shaft allows the user to adjust its length between 207-332cm without the need for additional tools, providing greater flexibility when working at height. This enables efficient maintenance of tall and wide hedges, bushes, and shrubs. Its double-sided, double-edged blades also allows users to achieve a clean cut and rapid progress for maximum productivity, even when working with overgrown hedges or tough material. The tool’s cutter bar can be adjusted between 145 degrees, allowing professionals to trim the top, sides and bottom of hedges easily. The HLA 140 models’ fixed length shafts are designed to provide stability and control for flexible working at low, mid, and high levels, with the added benefit of keeping the cutting attachment away from the user. The shorter, fixed shaft HLA 140 K-B offers a length of 214cm, while the longer fixed shaft model, the HLA 140 B has an overall length of 245cm. Thanks to their battery operation, the machines’ powerful motors are exceptionally quiet during use, making them ideal for work in noise-sensitive environments. In addition, their anti-lock function prevents the jamming of blades to maintain consistent cutting performance, while their robust design, including metal mesh air-filters, ensure a long-service life for professional use. Powered by EC motors, the tools’ blades are capable of rapid acceleration, helping users to get the best cutting performance. Both models are also easily regulated continuously using their throttle lever, with 3 blade speed settings to choose from with the simple press of a button. This means thicker branches can be cut effectively at lower blade speeds with high torque, while their high-speed modes produce a cleaner and neater cut when trimming finer leaved hedges and shrubs. All models are equipped with a HMI Advance Plus module with Bluetooth and STIHL Connected to support digital fleet management. Each tool also displays its operating mode on a LED control panel. Designed to meet the requirements of professional users, their battery housing compartments are robust, and the placement of all components mean they offer excellent balance for prolonged user comfort, while the tools‘ IPX 4-rating makes them safe for use in wet conditions. STIHL also offer a range of accessories to help users get the best out of their tools. With the new HLA range, the X-Treem HL/HT shoulder harness combines with the X-Flex Forestry belt to take the weight of the machine and allows the user to focus on guidance and accurate cutting. The battery can also be placed in an external AP battery holster on the belt to save weight. The 2026 additions arrive as STIHL celebrates its 100th anniversary. Since 1926, STIHL has defined the global standard for battery and petrol-powered forestry, landscaping, and residential gardening equipment for professional and domestic users. For more information on STIHL products, visit www.stihl.co.uk or contact your nearest STIHL Approved Dealer. Find out more about STIHL’s historic milestone, here: https://100.stihl.com.
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Looking for groundys to work with us dm me please