Steve Bullman

2.5 Tekna Now in the 2.3 Tekna which is the new model. Slight loss of power but a massive improvement in fuel economy. I don't drive particularly fast anyway

Best of luck Mike. Its a nightmare!

No issues whatsoever, in all liklihood I will end up buying another one. I have had 3 over the past 10 years and have never looked elsewhere. Decided this time to look at the other options. I still keep coming back to the Navara though. New Mitsubish shape out later this year, not sure i'm a fan. Talk of a Ford Raptor also, although its looking a bit pricey.....and well, its a Ford, regardless of how nice it looks.

It’s obviously because of the EU

I thought it was just a guideline ?

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Is this the thing that detects what vehicle you're driving in and the appropriate speed limit? I'm in the market for a new 4x4 and after 10 years of Navara's i'm shopping around for a change.....this is restricting the amount of available vehicles though. When I was in the Nissan dealer the other day the guy I was speaking to wasn't even aware that some pick ups can only go 70

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Very nice Tom

Sorry, you’d have had to have seen the movie ‘bird box’ to get the joke. But basically she goes everywhere blindfolded and uses a piece of string to find her way back

Did you pick up that little trick from birdbox so you can find your way home?

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Obviously avoid taking them a load of hawthorn or gorse chip

Just put a disclaimer in it, ie tell them it’s not the same as the wood chip that would be recommended for play areas, however it’s a fraction of the cost

Other half is in a Facebook group where the current topic is ‘what would your Dog’s dating profile picture be?’ she chose this one...

yep!

surprised at your comment about dropping a file size not working. My 461 never cuts better than when I run a 5/32 file over it at the end of the chain.

hmm not sure really. I was perhaps taking the photo too close. It was pretty small, about the size of a 50p. Whats the significance of Laccaria?

They will replace it for you.

Whats the price on the Haglof? We are in the market for something

Tiny thing at the base of a mature beech tree already suffering with polyporous

Sorry Judy, the directory is only for bulk loads unfortunately.

I have never heard of this, but came across this paragraph on one of my customers websites Cracked asbestos roof allowing water into your garage? Why pay expensive removal costs when you can encapsulate it in fibreglass and make it structurally stronger. Encapsulation is much better than the impact on the environment associated with asbestos disposal. Remember, Asbestos is only dangerous when disturbed so encapsulation is the most cost-effective method. I am slightly surprised that in 22 years of avoiding damaging asbestos roofs I never came across this. Link to the page - Repairing damaged asbestos roofs

Splicing isn't my thing, but where is that image from? Looks like the core is exposed?