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- Past hour
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Evening gents, been away early then unhappy baby from 5pm -9pm pretty much every night this week. On a 1km Rhoddy clearing job about 8m wide. Getting there. So much old dead crap underneath that we’re not chipping so we’re horsing on and I’ll sort that smash with Robo at the end. Not allowed to use mulcher for main blitz, all chip away apart from a few loads in wet bits.
- Today
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It's the way the story goes. Thanks.
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He comes across to me as a bit of a knob tbh. Total farmer-style brash-pile!
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Eh i went to see Leonard Cohen at Edinburgh castle about 15 yrs ago,, only thing that slightly excited me about the night was his backing singers, the rest of it was boarder line shite TBH, went with a women who was mad on him, she got the tickets and booked the hotel, and all i can say is what a rip off it was, £48 to park a car for 16hrs in hotel car park, £12 for a breakfast that consisted of not so much for the money back then, first and last time for every thing and this was bothe,,
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Could be right Zelvova serrata.
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Hose pipe ban in 6 months .
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You can test for that by switching the plugs around, if it works rollers reverse fine then you found your culprit as you have eliminated everything else in the forward circuit, one for next time.
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That was residue from carb spray.. its the first time I have added photos, and I have duplicated a few..
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Risk of heave cherry tree removal?
monkeybusiness replied to tree removing sad man's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
Have you had a drain survey? Cherry roots are very good at finding/exploiting leaks in drains, leading to blockages. This can lead to groundwater issues, which can in turn lead to foundation movement. But this is all highly circumspect! Taking the tree out in one go won’t cause any additional future problems. -
Turns out one end is not 3/8 BSP, it's metric M18 x 1.5. I can see why the fittings are mismatched now. No one makes a coupler that is 1/2BSP on one end and M18 x 1.5 bulkhead fitting on the other end. More stuff ordered.
- Yesterday
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ID confirmation-Phellinus pomaceus on Sorbus aria?
kram replied to SDDavid's topic in Fungi Pictures
Last pic has a face and beard, almost like a garden gnome. -
Cheers looks like you sorted it in very little time,,
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They do this local to where I live,
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Chainsaw Boots WWW.CHRISFORESTRY.CO.UK Chainsaw boots sizes from 36 to 47. Some here
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Kohler command 38 pro efi fueling problems.
John Shutler replied to Mick Dempsey's topic in Large equipment
is it insured for fire damage.... seems like its squirting quite a lot of fuel around those electrics A few years ago on one of my AAAC renewals I was asked why the Unimog didn't have a fire extinguisher in it. My reply was along the lines of not wanted a partially burnt out vehicle, if it goes up I want it damaged to a point that the insurance don't quibble on paying out for it -
Can you pass on the details? Please
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Ahhh. The good ole days!
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Having read about the positive experiences of other clubs making the switch, the team at Gloucestershire’s Minchinhampton Golf Club are themselves now discovering the efficiency and safety benefits of Aspen alkylate petrol. Used across a suite of 2-stroke equipment, club Mechanic Tom Dorey notes the significant reduction in costly faults and breakdowns, while its delivery by the barrel has reduced the time and risks associated with transporting fuel from the forecourt. Minchinhampton comprises of 36-holes at the New Course site along with a further 18-holes at the historic Old Course – established in 1889 and situated 4 miles away on SSSI common land, managed in partnership with the National Trust. The third, the parkland Avening Course, has been used on multiple occasions as an Open Qualifying venue. Looking after the maintenance is a team of 17 greenkeepers who, alongside Mechanic Tom, keep the large machinery fleet and busy courses in tip-top condition. “I was familiar with Aspen Fuel from personal experience but was seeing more articles in the press about facilities switching over and felt it was worth exploring” explains Tom. “We spoke with some other golf clubs and then met with Aspen’s Roy Narbey at BTME in 2025 who arranged a trial of Aspen-2 for us. The rest, as they say, is history and we’ve recently just taken delivery of our second barrel.” Being virtually free from ethanol, aromatics and benzene Aspen alkylate petrol presents a 99% cleaner fuel when compared with traditional pump fuel. The significantly reduced emissions not only benefit the health and safety of the operator but also contributes to increased sustainability standards, helping the team to meet the courses environmental responsibilities. Like other Aspen users, Minchinhampton quickly discovered the immediate benefits but were pleasantly surprised by the further ‘wins’ that came from the switch. “The difference was notable almost immediately. The team all commented on the better working environment when using tools such as backpack blowers and hedgecutters and reported the reduction in fumes and headaches as soon as we switched.” Tom adds, “In the workshop, servicing of the equipment is now much simpler. I haven’t had to spend time repairing or replacing gummed up carburettors, saving us money and enhancing the overall lifespan of the engines and the equipment.” Aspen-2’s pre-mixed formula has also eliminated issues with incorrect mixture ratios. “Convenience has been another big plus point, with the fuel readily available on site, pre-mixed so there’s no risk of issues associated with incorrect fuel and oil ratios.” “The support from Roy throughout the trial and in getting us up and running has also been brilliant. He gave us lots of hints and tips for correct pump operation and getting the most from our equipment.” He concludes, “The experience has been incredibly positive and eventually we hope to extend our use to Aspen-4 for the cleaner running of some of our larger equipment.”