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  1. monkeybusiness
    I’d better wind my neck in then, sorry for the false info!...
  2. monkeybusiness
    I am pretty sure they aren’t compatible - electric kit simply has wires running up the shafts to power motors in the heads. Sorry...
  3. monkeybusiness
    If a rope was running through it and a ring popped out I wonder how long it would take to burn through the sling?...
  4. monkeybusiness
    The blades are certainly very similar/the same - a really odd asymmetrical shape.
  5. monkeybusiness
    Hey up Ty You should swap it with me for for this - TS 16/35 DT. 3 cylinder Kubota turbo diesel engine, turntable, under 750kg, and French, so getting any issues sorted should be a piece of cake for you over there! It’s got a massive throat/feed roller hole, a really big feed hopper and it chucks nice clean chip out a fair distance too... It is going up for sale shortly (but I reckon it has your name written all over it!!!).
  6. monkeybusiness
    You need more than a wipe of clotted - get as much on as physically possible. Thin spread of jam then load the cream until gravity steps in is surely the only way (jaw spread is the limiting factor for cream depth)...
  7. monkeybusiness
    Wowsers - a swearword blocker!!! About time too!!!
  8. monkeybusiness
    Cream first? They are looking at you sideways as you are clearly a ****************whit - how can you possibly keep enough cream on without the pressure of jam-application squashing too much back off the scone? You probably shouldn’t be allowed to handle a knife...
  9. monkeybusiness

    Root Wrap?

    monkeybusiness replied to GJW's topic in Landscaping

    If he’s designed it then go with what he says (cheaper bare root anyway). Not a term I’m familiar with tbh.
  10. monkeybusiness
    Fingers crossed - looks like a decent amount of work to strip/reassemble before knowing for sure!
  11. monkeybusiness
    If you reverse and re-feed does it drag in normally? I’ve had this issue with just about every chipper I’ve used when something small catches behind the rollers.
  12. monkeybusiness
    Don’t think so, they make plenty themselves.
  13. monkeybusiness
    It’s leafy brash they are after, fresh and local. They will collect from site.
  14. monkeybusiness
    Oh yeah, my mistake! How was there enough space within the realms of comedy to support 2 giant puppet-bird based acts, and why oh why has nobody subsequently filled the vacuum they have left?!!
  15. monkeybusiness
    Wasn't that Rod Hull (moonlighted as a satellite dish repair man)?
  16. monkeybusiness
    Hmmm. I think they are useless generally (have always banked with them and threatened to leave on numerous occasions but inertia keeps me there...). The BBL from them was pretty painless though in fairness - took about a week from application to dollars. Might be worth chasing up?
  17. monkeybusiness
    Why not?!
  18. monkeybusiness
    Are the cracks visible in the external brickwork, or just inside in the plaster? I’m struggling to see any in your pic.
  19. monkeybusiness
    Any pics/detail/history of the cracking?
  20. monkeybusiness
    I’ve just had similar - will give the ewe another roll of the dice next time to see but her days are probably numbered...
  21. monkeybusiness
    I really really hope the thieving bastards end up getting pulled into your machine. Sorry to hear this, it’s horrible.
  22. monkeybusiness
    If you insist on using a rope then attach a flying capstan to the winch cable.
  23. monkeybusiness
    Pool balls I heard...
  24. monkeybusiness
    Possibly not what I thought it was then!!!
  25. monkeybusiness
    How are you going to clean that???!!!! Looks a real germ magnet!...

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