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slack ma girdle

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  1. When you say processed, what do you mean ? By the time that i have payed transport about £15 per m3
  2. Just on the off chance does anybody have any seasoned firewood for sale. I am after a lorry load. Idealy it needs to be in west wales, other wise the transport will be too much.
  3. slack ma girdle

    some of my work

    The hairy hippy at work
  4. None here. But we have had loads of Jack snipe, which i have not seen here before
  5. Pah, you should try staring this when it is below freezing. Lamp wick soaked in meths light under the fuel tank. Air filter off and more lamp wick soaked in meths, whilst the handle is turned for about 5 minutes untill the air intake is hot to the touch. refresh the lamp wick and light again, knock the decompression off and crank for all you are worth whilst wd40/enginne start is squirted into the air intake. whole process takes about 20 minutes, by which time you are sweating and out of breath. Oh for ignition and a starter moter !
  6. Elder for watch makers picks, and pokey tools.
  7. If you can't weld, then look up your local fitter/ agricultral engineer in the yellow pages. You will probably suffer a small amount of scorn/ abuse, but they will be able to explain what you have done wrong and how to fix it. Cost should be minimal, as it will only take a couple of minuites to weld a new nut in place. Good luck
  8. Davies implement in Carmarthen hire out everything including firewood processors. Carmarthen is not that far from you.
  9. If you are felling large quantities of other hardwood, just make sure that the popular get mixed in well. Nobody will notice, and it will save you alot of problems. Dispite so called common knowledge, poplar is not that bad a fire wood.
  10. The nationally scarce, a species that enslaves other ants I wonder what the nationally scarce is ?
  11. The Italian Alder keeps it leaves alot longer than the common one, and is often used in urban situation. This could be the reason, or something else completely.
  12. It's not fair, i'm not that far from you and we have only had a light dusting, and most of that has now melted. I want snow and lots of it.
  13. apart from the lack of chainsaws, all of the tools are still in current use. somethings just can not be improved on
  14. I have finnaly found the time to start and finnish a bowl, andeven better it has not exploded on the lathe ( the last two did). It still needs an other coat of wax, and a final buff Merry christmas Mum :lol:
  15. Sorry it is about 20+ pages long. P.M. me and i will e-mail it to anybody that wants it.
  16. Who needs modern technology, when you can capture images like that. I can feel the atmosphere from here !! Cracking shots :thumbup:
  17. Coed cae, pm me with your e-mail address, and i will send you an article that the F.C. did on small scale extraction. It should have all the info you need.
  18. A T Osbourne used to sell them, i don't know whether they still do. Might be worth a try
  19. Is that the stack that is over a km long ?

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