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raafbeard

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  1. Hope it hits the spot mate...I'm still trying different juices to find one that is right. Organic range looks good but totally out of stock at the moment.
  2. iTaste vv.....has variable voltage to adapt the hit and you can put whatever e liquid in you want.... haven't tried any of the other fancy ones but this ticks all the boxes and I can't find fault with it apart from it looks a bit silly in public. You know that you can also refill the disposable tips by taking the white cap of the end.
  3. Think i'll give it a go this year! To hell with the money...never been before!
  4. We had this before ...and I think it is actually correct according to GTR! Love tat threads...well Done Tommy for poppin your cherry!
  5. poo in a bag! Vacuum packed for freshness!
  6. Personally I would have recommended a fell or 50% maybe more reduction. Looks well dodgy to me from the photos.
  7. timebomb really ...should have been removed ages ago....luckily no one was killed or injured!
  8. My input, I always thought there was a bit gap left when Aborecology didn't turn up, they used to put on a good display. Loosing the ax men wouldn't help either, although I can't blame them as it seems a big effort for them to turn up and put on a display. I think maybe some more talks, some expert speakers, bigger climbing comp, maybe bands and camping? as well as more woodland/countryside craft type exhibitors, maybe smallscale carving comp? would help. Its a lot to organise for a college but if the only exhibitors are equipment suplliers then it will struggle as most visitors won't be there to invest in kit, least not when times are lean for most. Weather and proximity to Cutters and Climbers will also play a part.
  9. Maybe old hat to some...but something that not everyone has seen. I haven't read it in full detail but there's plenty of info in there... http://www.hse.gov.uk/research/rrpdf/rr668.pdf
  10. Coming to turn blades for first time. Torx nuts are proper tight and in danger of major roundings. Is there a recommended torx bit to use or technique for loosening these for the first time? Without slating the product is it worth changing these to an allen bolt? Additionally is overgreasing the cassette bearings really an issue? Apart from that its a beautiful little compact machine, although there is a tendancy for shredding on whippy bits but this is true of all chippers. Any help appreciated.
  11. Anyone got shorter than 41mm? Spose I keep filing mine they'll only get shorter over time
  12. I see that they are..guess I'll stay as is....saves me some cash.
  13. Pole gaffs are the 41mm ones? Bashlin replacement gaffs standard (41mm) | F R Jones and Son Not had opportunity to spike any Sequoia Guess that makes my decision a little easier anyway. Cheers for your thoughts
  14. Thinking about changing my Pole Gaffs to something shorter. Just wondered if anyone had any opinions. I've always used the pole gaffs but been discussed that shorter gaffs would be more beneficial for overall stability, most of the length is redundant anyway?
  15. Cheers Buddy! All is good ...just in the process of "adjusting"
  16. Glad they never got away with it Dean... I'd forgotten about how you protect your container!!
  17. Congratulations Mark! Jo had a little girl in February..
  18. All strength to you Jose...May your Brother rest peacefully ..
  19. I don't think a retrofit failsafe is really going to be appropriate either...
  20. Crazy ....! Thanks for posting your informative compilation and thanks to ART for creating such a varied and useful solution to Life! Theres nothing you can't so with a snake tail seemingly!
  21. Damn shame as its a great bit of kit...hope they can work a fix out quickly!!
  22. [quote=LumberJake;876229do you think we'd still be able to use them in comps or would they not be allowed for safety precautions? I wouldn't think so mate as failure potential is still there...

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