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Functional is what matters.

Have you ever had to exercise a warranty on a new machine?

But would you buy? They are built in the same industrial complex as the diggers by the same workforce to the same quality specs you make your living using diggers but won’t buy Chinese branded mini the profit to be had by paying much less must be attractive? I’ve just learned caterpillars are Chinese would you consider ?

Well that's the other fun part, the land has serious subsidence concerns and history which is why they planted trees there. So he then gets planning permission, sells off the land to some cowboy developers and houses start sinking into the ground including those already there so another cause for concern but according to NPPF that's the developers problem. Coal Authority basically say it's all fine but loads of houses could have serious issues so be careful...

Well if we are here to learn things, does the reconsidered cut after deciding against that first step cut have a name, not even a minute in to the video? V cut? Please outline your reasoning behind using it instead of an inboard step cut in this situation specifically, and suggest three positives, negatives, or otherwise differences between the two for usage in general. Five points available.

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Fast forward to 2025, what options are there available? My research indicates hardly anything: 1) Thornhill 5-Oven Wood Burning Electric Hybrid Range Cooker - Available but very expensive. 2) Rizzoli Combined kitchens - Combines wood as solid fuel with electric but very modern look. Not something that would suit our setting. 3) ESSE 990 Hybrid - out of production 4) There is the Marshall that is referenced here, but I am not sure of the model number? 5) AGA Integrated Modules - these are independent units matching the ascetic look of the main cooker and are designed to bolt directly to the left-hand side of the main cooker. They are pretty expensive. Are there any other options available in UK? I am happy to consider something old from years gone by. Ideally I would like an electric hob with wood burning oven. If nothing is available, I wonder if an existing cooker could be custom adapted? Any ideas?

Sounds like an excellent clone. They even have managed to replicate the finer points of husky ownership.

I use these, small enough to fit in the arbortech mini pockets, I dont know what the pockets are intended for? 40p each, chop the ball end off with silky and drill a hole for some spare starter cord in a short loop. 503 - Service Unavailable Error WWW.AMAZON.CO.UK I've bought lots. I often drop them , cant tell how many I've lost. I should get some bright orange paint...

Mmm, I know what you mean, apparently I am talking bollox and it can't happen...what do I know having had a fair number apart and owning a ported pop up piston 357 which rips your arm off....with the decomp valve pushed in on starting!! It never happens 🙄🙄🙄

Im putting my thruppenny pence on HC, syc has more greenage to it. Burn it, if it pops and spits a lot the its prob HC.

I do feel for old Greg, (based on what we know so far). He a bit annoying at times, but I don't believe that he's really a wrong'un. I don't reckon he'll be the next Russell Brand or Harvey Weinstein or anything like that. He's just somewhat of an idiot and a dinosaur who's not kept up with the times. I hope I don't get proved wrong in time! Wallace seeks 'space to heal' after saying claims against him 'not all true' WWW.BBC.CO.UK Wallace stepped away from presenting MasterChef last November in the wake of the claims against him.

Sorry dude, I must have momentarily taken leave of that all important common sense.

FYI Mazda 2 rear shock absorber and bracket is about £100 each (this weeks MOT), Mazda 6 will be a bit more? just if you decide to give yours a proper work out!

No not at all - was just curious and went down a bit of a rabbit hole.

2295 I think. You could cut 100mm off the ROPS

You have any luck with this Jose? My 800 has faired far better, i think its about 3 years old now, but it just started running like a bag of crap last week. I’m tempted to blame fuel - all of my machines have been run on aspen for about 5 years now, zero issues. I couldn’t get hold of any so had to buy a tank of the husky xp alkalyte fuel. Within the week my t540iii’s spark plug burnt out, my 550ii was running odd and my 800 is basically useless. Big saws are fine though…

Freelance climber wanted Thursday Friday 1st n 2nd may

I have one of these mowers, drive won't disengage. the tension spring to pull arm away from belt is separated from arm and detached from wherever it hooks to, but I cannot see what it is supposed to hook up to ! any assistance much appreciated !

Have you had the stump removed? If not I would do that first and then remove any big offshoot roots, easy enough to do with a mattock by hand. Bay leaves are fairly waxy so poison will probably run off before it can be absorbed. You can get an additive to help the poison to stick or in the olden days you would just add a bit of diesel.

Good ideas but we'll need to find a government with balls and teeth first.

As a few have stated above, it comes down to geographical location and if anyone else is supplying that type of equipment. In Hampshire there’s already a few companies doing it so most of the client base is sewn up, unless you can provide a similar service for cheaper! In the hire game it’s the service not so much the machines that will hold clients for example my preferred suppliers will allow me to collect the machine the afternoon before or return the machines the next morning without charging an additional day, they also have excellent machine support if the machines go down! Good luck if you do take the jump.