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Noco boost jump start pack . They make various sizes . I have the 4250 amp one . Its about Β£400 but they have cheaper ones . Great bit of kit .
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Morning all . Overnight/early morning rain just eased off . 9c . My lad has a " yard day " to day .
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Bit like that in his own words over paid head of British Gas, saying he wasn't refilling the gas storage during the summer whilst gas price is lower. At what 8.3bn for GB energy, we could have just bought British Gas and just let Wallace swan around that!.
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Consider whether the pressure treating really adds a lot to the product, whether itβs worth the hassle of getting them done and whether the benefits outweigh the drawbacks of putting chemicals on stuff thatβs for children. I heard something very interesting about preservative uptake the other week btw but Iβll save it for after the argument someoneβs no doubt going to give me for being gay about the chemicals.
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3/8 small spline rim 504523002
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Advice on trees that have been aggressively pollarded
Canal Navvy replied to Hobbittree's topic in Trees and the Law
Oy ! ,what's wrong with Minch π€ Actual tree butchery is pretty rare round here, there are a lot of trees that you have to look at long and hard to spot any evidence of any work having been done at all π -
Says the man no doubt hoovering it up like a Dyson on steroids.
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Canβt replicate it in Firefox on iPhone
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We have been asked but CBR wasn't good when you already got better chargers etc that can sit in the truck. I'm no expert on these things as I'm a petrol bloke with a 5ltr Ford Focus to go to Asda in but......I'm told Kress are very popular for some tools! We have done loads with a 12v socket.....
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starting a tree surgery / forestry company in Portugal
openspaceman replied to LOZltcs's topic in Employment
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No it wasn't on rail, Spring 2010 NR suddenly pulled all the funding and there was a few weeks scrabbling around until the started awarding work again.
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The Timberwolf chips faster than the Greenmech. But the extra metal in the Greenmech should mean that it lasts longer. However neither is as good as the TP chipper .
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Of course he did it on purpose, he'd clearly rehearsed it. You can't accidently do two in succession. Whether he was trying to get a rise, encourage "the proud boys", or whether he's a real nazi is open to interpretation. In my mind, the fact he did it suggests that it was intended to be a nazi salute. Musk is bang into the occult and the Nordic/Proto-Germanic scene, which is popular with the extreme far right. The logos for both Tesla and X are runic in origin. I can't say for sure, but he looks like a duck, and he walks like a duck... I don't think Tesla will recover from this.
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Tracks are too big for wood worm, typically 1 to 1.5mm diameter
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That was middle of the day so I had to forgo the Port!
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Just ordered the Milwaukee M18 top handle, will report back. Ive heard the Husky is better but as previously mentioned, its getting on twice the price, and I'm already set up for M18 as got lots of DIY tools and their pole pruner, so be handy having extra batteries
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Time Left: 6 days and 6 hours
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Signs have been used only a couple of times, and the extension pole not much more. All in perfect condition. I'm needing to make some space so not looking to make any money at all. So if anyone local wants them they're FREE! I much prefer Local Collection only as postage might be a ball ache.Ask for price
Birmingham - GB
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I know people used to feed them on an organised basis. I remember camping at a place in Mid Wales about 15 years ago, it was also a Red Kite feeding centre. That must have been back around the time they were reintroduced there. I'm sure they don't need feeding now, based on the numbers of them, but maybe some individuals do.
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Climbing for over 11 years, experience with cranes, technical rigging, MEWP. Comfortable with big take downs and tricky reductions. Cross cutting and maintenance. Small and large fell. Aerial rescue. Chainsaw from a harness. Pruning. Assisted fell. Chipper. Stump grinder. Powered pole saw.
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TPO black Poplars, Conservation Area, - England - Advice please
BPop replied to BPop's topic in Picture Forum
Its quite open land (in Lincolnshire) so I'd need to check that