tree monkey
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Everything posted by tree monkey
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yes your right just put big ones to last overnight
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my stove takes upto 20inch logs but most i do is 11inch and about 4inch squarish and customers on a whole are happy with them
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well its a miss interpretation of the odours imo Tell them it the smell of a mortgage donation
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cheers will look into the regulator
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i have a customer who wants to change his dynamo to an alternator. i this a straight swap or is there more to it ? thanks
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well done mate especially getting something off a farmer
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ive your truck load of conny for you:001_tt2:
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thats good think im off to the smokey area
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fit a hiab and toolbox on
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its white here about 8 inches of snow so far
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my local garage can get snow tyres for my transit for 75 quid each so when ive some money there getting new boots
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thats the best ive seen well done
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no 1 reduces the chances of no2 happening i got pictures off net
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yes to stop the horse rolling over the pole and landing on the rider
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some pictures of what i helped do
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there called frangible pins.portables are fastened down with a post at each end or a spiral piece of steel screwed into the ground and fastened to the portable:001_smile:
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:lol::lol:
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perhaps but you have to prize off so potentially putting extra pressure on trapped limbs if unscrewed it doesnt do that. and with modern cordless tools its pretty quick to undo not saying your wrong chris its just what i was taught
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i burn only wood im selling my customers apart from the conifer i burn that dont usually sell it. Well after 2hrs of testing the wood its in the house with snow on it and the room is now 29.8 degrees c so im happy with going ahead and sell it
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yorkshireman has a training center
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i have just done that they burn fine his a bit but pretty hot
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ive split it and stacked on pallets with black plastic sheet over it going to make a makeshift poly tunnel tommorrow if its good enough weather
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some on ebay
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if you use nails wen the horses continual bang them the nails work loose when we made them we used spax screws miles better imo. if you gloss paint them it holds moisture in an makes them rot quicker. size of fence also depends on what class of rider you are making it for
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i got some wood from lower down the pile and its dry as owt the wood is mostly ash,sycamore beech and some eucalyptus that was dead when i cut it down i will tell customers what it is and knock some money of the price that might make them happy
