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    Mot testing

    Khriss replied to Jack.P's topic in General chat

    Thing is , it really aint worth the paper its written on - you can pass with flying colors , speed bump it hard going home n wreck yr exhaust - then its not fit for the road ! K
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    @silky fox thats a grand LR conversion K
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    Ours are fighting it out in the garden now , wot with the badger- its better than Netflix . K
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    Mot testing

    Khriss replied to Jack.P's topic in General chat

    Love advisories on my Series II, keep them for hilarity purposes . Half stuff is irrelevant to the actual test, so I presume they are there to make Tester look diligent . Best one was ' Transmission oil leak ' which had not been noted on 4 previous tests , then saw he had underlined the ' Make' on the test form and winked at me K ( Usually on other cars I have taken in - given it a bloody thorough pressure wash underneath- changed wipers , checked all lights and it sails through )
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    Is only eclipsed by military spending. The atrociousness of which is never revealed. I was reducing a Beech in North Yorks one year near a range and could hear ' Brrrrrrrrp brrrrrrp brrrrrrp' all morning. At lunch a squaddie wandered over hearing my saw, got talking an he was training on 50 Brownings, asked was it fun? He said " not after first box, yr wrists ache but we have nothing else to do" i was deer shooting my self at that time so asked how much a box " fink abat 600 quid mate" 😳 K ( they were at it all day !)
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    You have more chance of being accepted in the Masonic Lodge mate 😉 K
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    It is Norfolk, maybe they waiting for evolution to kick in. 🤔 K
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    As have never had to strip an Echo - it obvs works ☺️ K
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    ( Never seen iron plating but sounds better idea - high graphite content?)
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    I remember chrome plating peeling on my old bikes cylinders, never thought it a good idea 😕 K
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    Dont start handbag loading this thread, Kev, yr not certificated. K
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    @GardenKit was well pleased with mine( until it got nicked) was cheapest top handled saw at the time but built to last the job. The ground saw looks just as good. K
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    I will apologise to W. Sussex in advance then ☺️ k
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    Italian far as i know. Dont thing spares are an issue. Pretty robust plastics. Ticked over ok. K
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    @mark bolam will give that a go badger friendly ? K
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    @Stubbywas going to bow to yr suffolk background n ancient knowledge, but chicken korma tiz then. K
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    ( obvs not on the menu - as still got some squirrel left ...... an opened a Sauvignoun , Badger better with Merlot @Stubby ??? Dunno ?? )
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    Could not believe it !! Big bugger !
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    Lost abt 90, 000 squids on that load , poor sod and bankrupt on Christmas day after he paid the Fishers K
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    Anyway , sod Covid .....biggest shock of this year , looked out of window after feeding the Birdies .....
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    @Paddy1000111 that is actually a good estimate and i bet a fvvk sight better that dotGov would have bothered to do @kevinjohnsonmbe there are many variables but dont forget leaf drop and the nitrogen cycle there, plus O2 output at night. Be good to see wot the hybrid Poplars do on that scale. ( wont ask @Big J wot his lovely Eucalypts score on this 😉 ) K
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    @coppicecutter ohhh now it has to have steel dogs 😉 just to confuse you more ☺️ had a Stiga top handle ( till it got nicked) good motor, gutsey, not German not autotune. Not heavy on yr back mate. Stiga SP386 14" (35cm) Petrol Chainsaw WWW.MOWERS-ONLINE.CO.UK Great Quality Stiga SP386 14 Inch Petrol Saw Designed for Homeowners. Buy From Authorised Stiga Dealer and Online Partner. UK Mainland Delivery. 2 Year Domestic Warranty K
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    Jokes???

    Khriss replied to brownie1964's topic in The Lounge

    Thats on administrator only access 😆 K
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    @Paddy1000111 its a convoluted chain. Co2 converted to sugars to drive leaf production girth increase and root development and al the other process involved. On an Oak of ten tonnes over a hundred years would venture its ten times the mass at the very least, conifers much less but then on a given land area you have many more of them. One for the number crunchers i think. K
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    Its way more than a tonne of CO2 in hundred years, think the science of measuring this is quite new but worth following, but as ever its funding to R & D all of it. K

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