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Posts posted by Paul Smith
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Do you intend to breed from him? How old is he?
It would reduce the chance of testicular cancer and may reduce any aggression issues although if aggression is already apparent it can be hard to unlearn the social behaviour.
A very personal choice.
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Isn't the safebloc a copy of the original THT by David Driver who produces the X rings!
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€23,800😳
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When did you last change the filters? This was a problem on mine. Cured it instantly.
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Great video. Looks like a very compact English Reeve. Great idea and simplified solution that can be a bit complicated. Looking forward to seeing more of this!👍🏻
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My 1.6 VW Caddy does 600 miles per tank at least.
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Be careful, this part may be the original one like you already have and not the new modified one! The one you have should be OK for a good while and if the thing exhibits the same fault, you know where to check.
The autotune richens the mix up significantly if the impulse fails and saves the machine. We hear a lot of bad rep on auto-tune but this is one area where a standard machine would seize but the latest generation keep working and protecting the engine:thumbup:
Thanks Spud, will keep an eye on it!👍🏻
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There is now a modified inlet manifold and pulse pipe which prevents this from happening. The barbs on the brass port split the pipes so the new one is no smooth with a rounded top.
Ok, have you got a part number please?
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Perfect diagnosis! Problem sorted, thanks!!
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Thanks, will have a look.👍🏻
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Having a nightmare with it! Keeps cutting out at idle and quite often needs half choke to start.
I recently replaced the boot on the HT lead as it had split and wouldn't fire at all.
Pick up is sluggish and doesn't seem to rev very high.
I've heard of a couple of saws with the same problem.
Any ideas please?
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Sync and restore the phone with the Mac/PC.
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Khriss, your a bad man!!!!!!😂😂😂😂
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Rigging rings are not designed to be used singularly as a terminal block. 3 large rings or 2 beast rings are recommended. This gives a much larger bend radius. Horses for courses. Only ever use something your happy with.
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Have you got one Paul ? I went to order one from honeys but out of stock and not paying the import charges.. this looks like it makes sense to me if I'm rigging with one groundie and need to take control or want to use a more compromised rigging point.
I didn't get one Matt, couldn't be bothered with importing etc. I think Mike at Treekit sells them. I like the concept, maybe we have gone full circle with a twist on a topping strop?
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Matty, take a look at the THT.
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I've used, 2 beast rings with a large ring . Have a look at Tom Hoffman on YouTube. I made the same setup.
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i simply milled the cam/pin slot so that the cam swings down a few more degrees.
Thanks Jamie, please keep us posted. 👍🏻
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Hi Jamie, what's the modification to the top cam please?
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fair one, I know what it's like to plant something and see it eaten by deer
I've read that lion dung keeps deer away as the deer are scared of large carnivores. I understand some zoos sell the dung for this purpose - could be worth a shot.
Doesn't work along with the hair and human pee theory! It only works for a day or so until they get used to it.
To keep out Muntjac you will need very small holes. I have seen them go straight through sheep fencing without stoping to take a breath!!! Chicken wire along the bottom and normal strands along the top. Make it like your keeping rabbits and hares out and it won't be to too much protection from them!
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I know of a few places that use electric fences to exclude deer and they work very well! One looks like it's meant for keeping out T Rex! Never seen a Fallow in there!!!
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I've got mine set on minimum gap on the top and maximum gap at the bottom on Kernmaster. Seems to work but may be unfair to compare to the RR that I used all the time. I think with more playtime it will be a very good device.
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Mine worked on Kernmaster in the wet, as said a little stiff in the freezing rain. Never slipped or creeped in fact the opposite. Still think I need more time to tune it in though! When time is money just get on with it and worry about it on a more leisurely day!
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