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Just took it apart, cleaned it and put it back together. You have to clock the oiler so the hole in it, not the slot, lines up with the hole in the plastic saw body. See the notch/slot end opposite it in this picture. 
 

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You also have to press it in to the correct depth so the aforementioned holes line up. I did some clever measuring and set a nut as a depth stop. 
 

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Anyway. That didn’t work because I clearly measured something wrongly so I just pushed it the whole way and it works now. 

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Thanks, Getafix.
 

Anyway. Can you see anywhere you’ve scrumped apples from on this map?

 

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17 minutes ago, AHPP said:

November 1945. No M25, no Heathrow, no VAT.

Just a bit before my time but it hadn't changed that much from the map until the 1970s. I can make out the intersection of the road adjacent to this house which had already been here 80 years in 1945. Mind I suspect that this was a re jigged map of the 1931 survey.

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I had to look it up. The M25 was started in 1975. Wikipedia says it was finished in 1986 but that’s not what I saw crawling round it the other week. 

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