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I don't blame you. I can only do this to strimmers that have will definitely be idle between October and May. did you inspected the pistons before? Is it just scoring or have the rings melted, is it just the exhaust side or is there damage to the intake side? post some pics I feel stupid asking, but have you ruled out a mix error? Have you compared the colour of the mix that caused the issue with fresh fuel?
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So **************** everyone else I’m all right Jack Cheers easy HMRC
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I have been using the art one with the cocoon pulley, it's the muts and has been for all the years I have been using it. I can only recall it getting stuck twice in the last ten years. I think it is the design of it. Only trouble is it is an expensive piece of equipment to be smashing to tarmac from 50ft upon retrieval, I should lower it down but never have. Due to be replaced. I do use srt a bit, particularly for access. When I came to the art pulley saver I could not believe the difference in friction between that and a regular ring to ring one I had been using previously!
- Today
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Both are decent bits of kit. From what a lot of climbers say, the SAKA feels a bit smoother and lighter, and it’s easy to tweak the bungee so it sits right, while the HAAS tends to give you that longer ‘big step’ feel and is pretty bomb-proof. If you’re already used to 30" of travel on the HAAS you might miss that with the SAKA, but most people seem to find it more efficient over a full day. I’d pick based on which set-up fits your rope diameter and how you like to stand in the harness rather than the spec sheet.
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Shaky five today Wordle 1,622 5/6* 🟩⬜🟨⬜🟨 🟩🟩🟨⬜⬜ 🟩🟩⬜🟩⬜ 🟩🟩⬜🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
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Nice to see you up early jase 🤣 100k redundancy can make a man lazy. 😁 Chin chin my boy talk nice to pete and he might swing you a number selling those big chippers he is doing.
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Lady Branson, wife of Richard Branson Jack Shepard, actor who played Wycliff, a tv detective programme.
- Yesterday
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Sure is, did you used to live locally?
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Glad my ramblings helped you and thanks for the update👍
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I've sent a message through your website!
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I thought this was another thread about labor politicians,, and then I realized I'd misread the title.
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and at current prices a deer fence on 3 acres will cost 20-35k, cheaper to buy a digger and bury the bodies.
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Made it onto AC Price Calender.
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I have already looked into purchasing one off Seddon's Plant..
- Last week
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Appleby
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I’ve just bought one of these and it’s fantastic. I highly recommend it. DPPT-2600LW WWW.ECHO-TOOLS.CO.UK The DPPT-2600LW X-Series telescopic pole pruner offers an exceptional combination of lightweight design...
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New Website designer recommendations
Steve Bullman replied to wjotner's topic in Business Management
Not for a few years now mate, I should probably change that 🙄 -
We’re looking for a sub contract climber as and when required. Must be fully qualified with experience. Good rates of pay, regular work available. Contact Michael on 07866 548402
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Did did you get it sorted ? I’ve looked through my 325 manual and can’t see any guidance on spring settings.
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You can insert sideways, yes
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The X logo appeared together with updated ignition module (the one with active idle control). Carburettor changes were non-essential.
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Emergency felling license
daltontrees replied to mitchel's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
I have already covered this, compliance with a statutory requirement (condemnation by the Council and an order to fell them) is an exemption. It is not necessary also to prove risk. But even if it had to be proven, the legislation merely says "prevention of danger". It could be said to mean immediate danger but it could also just mean 'danger'. It could mean slight danger or serious danger. It could mean danger to property or danger to people. Contrast that with the Scottish legislation which says "necessary for the prevention of immediate danger to persons or to property,". I expect that's what FC wishes it says in England.
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