daveindales
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Had call from misses sheep all most dead in field
daveindales replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
In my part of gods own country, if a sheep can't get up its 'rigged' . This slang word also applies to any person who's stuck or caught up in something. Their' 'rigged' don't know if it's the same in other parts -
Never used green willow. But with dry ash you need a very straight grained timber
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I dropped the thing off a wall and the tank cracked along the seam. Also broke the top handle. Replaced the handle, hence taking carb out. I've tried gluing and clamping but repair only lasts a few weeks. May have to go for the replacement option.
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I've had the carb off and replaced before, so that's not a problem. Will look into plastic welding chris.
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Have a leaking fuel tank, due to a crack on a ms201. Have tried fixing but still leaking. Does anyone know how easy it is to replace the tank housing
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Hope they do show his remaining shows, as they spent part of last week filming here in upper wensleydale
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Down 6% today. Taylor wimpey for me
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Italian traffic offence take 4 months reach us!
daveindales replied to Goaty's topic in General chat
I've only ever been pulled over by the police once in nearly 30 years of driving. This was in Umbria in Italy, when the police suddenly pulled us over in our british registered golf. I've no idea why they pulled us, as they couldn't speak any English and we couldn't speak any Italian. Bit of a fiasco really, but we still have a laugh about it now. -
We provide logs included in the price of our cottages in the yorkshire dales. We'd rather they burn my 'free' logs than buy coal. Some, also ask you to pay for the electric, via a meter, and to bring your own bed linen. Best to do some research and look at the terms and condition before booking.
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Solo sprayers are great when new. I've promoted them on here before. Their comfortable, stable to fill up and transparent, so you can see how full they are. But, when they get a bit older they tend to wear and drip a bit from the piston area. You can get new seals, but it's the plastic that wears, and they still weep a bit. This can leak onto your lower back. I've now moved onto berthoud sprayers. Just as good as solo, but without the leak problem. Both are better than cooper pegler in my opinion.
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It does not make any difference if your in a national park or not. Trees in a national park have no more, but just the same protection as any other area.
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A good analogy spud. The tiger, was like you say a great tank, it's presence scared the hell out of allied tank crews. This was called 'tigerphobia' But at 57 tons, compared to 26 for a T34, it was too heavy for most bridges. There were at lease 20 cases of tigers that fell through bridges. It was unsuitable on marshy ground, unreliable and also used a lot of gasoline. That said, it's 88mm gun was deadly and could penetrate 110mm armour at 2000m.
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Tend to agree. Better than bought bread. But nothing I've tried over the years beats my nans home baked bread. Sadly, she's no longer with us, but that bread which she made on a Wednesday, and delivered fresh to us, still makes my mouth water today.
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Change them back to thread type ASAP. I hate the things.
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I did mine as well. Best thing I did
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The trouble with cutting up big butts with a big bar is, if you hit something you've a hell of a lot of sharpening to do. Stick with 28" or 30" bar, whichever model of saw you use.
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Glad your ok. I've noticed that 3 way karabiners are prone to not locking when they should. I always check mine before a climb now. I was very reluctant to move from screw gate to 3 way all those years ago. However, I wouldnt go back now, even if I could. I still climb using both ends of the rope. I know it has its faults, (dropping heavy pieces of wood onto the loop) but you can't fall from running out of rope with that system.
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Well, I've just had the second bloke out for a look. What a difference. Not pushy, a surveyer not a salesman. Gave genuine figures and a price that was over £4000 cheaper than the previous bloke. I've looked up both sets of panels and inverters, and researched both on the Internet. The surveyor pointed me to Facebook where customers were providing good reports of their services. Also, was willing to give me details of previous customers. A lot better experience than last nights bull@@@@ Merchant
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I had one firm come out last night. I did my research on them before he arrived, and found out they had been fined for silent phone calls. Anyhow, I let him give his speech. A great salesman, and I can understand how people are taken in by some of them. His price and potential earnings were over the top. Defiantly, won't be going with them. But I knew that from before he arrived. Have some more coming today, with a better track record, from research on Internet.
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Think feed in tarrif is around 13p now
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Thinking about getting some. I have a south facing bungalow. Just wondered if anyone else is thinking about installing them, with the feed in tarrif dropping all the time.
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:confused1:Sarries fan Daft jokes and daft tricks. Still makes me laugh
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Stick with the diamond disc. Green wheels are supposed to be very bad for you. If you do use one, always wear a suitable mask.
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Beat me to it
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The title of the thread is 'estimates'. The post is about quotes. Don't get confused over the two, they are different. I very rarely budge on quotes. People will always try to get you to do it cheaper. Don't worry about it.
