tommer9
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Everything posted by tommer9
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A what? :laugh1:
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This is the bottom line unfortunately. There is such an excess of unskilled labour in this country that employers can get away with paying next to nothing as there will always be someone else ready to step in at a pittance wage than be on the dole. This will only become worse if/ when the government introduce benefits schemes such as in the states, where you have a limit to how long you can claim benefit and then you have to fend fo yourself.
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IMO there are 2 times and 2 times only where 1 handing is ABSOLOUTELY NOT ON, and they are 1:whilst on a training course, and 2:on your assesment. The rest of the time is down to the climber. End of story.
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I nearly went for one of these dean, but i am so hacked off with n series NO-kias that i went for an HTC HD2.....like an i phone but not so much a toy, and a camera to rival the nokias. Hope you get on ok with it.
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They are like the ones on my vermeer- overengineered american kit....you cant beat it.
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Haha- that second truck is something else !!!!! Music was bold....but did i spot a bit of Tchaikovsky 'swan lake' as that second truck started up, very nice.
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unless you go to trust. NFU in cornwall are worse than useless for new customers. Trust were half the price.
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Wow- i reckon they must be related to my man in Falmouth yesterday!!!lol
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Sweet graham. Glad to hear you have it sorted. After my recent fuel and head related engine probs, i was stumped as to why it was fuelling so much (black smoke from diesel is unburnt fuel, blue is fuel starvation or burning oil -you can tell from the smell- and white fluffy is water in the combustion, white and not fluffly or evaporating is oil burning) yet not starting.
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Sorry to say that it will have cost you some from your moby deano. Good effort though mate.
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Yeah- i could see him looking at it longingly and i felt sorry for the lad so i let him have a turn...
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Absoloutely p issing myself Liam:laugh1::laugh1:
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Miker is that a 166 in your avatar? (sorry for the derail john)
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Oops! Bad luck mate. PITA. New steering box then......Thats why i would NEVER have a landrover. oh hold on a mo.........I HAVE got a landy.....
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AAAC scheme public consultation.... The summary report.
tommer9 replied to Andy Clark's topic in General chat
Fair point.....i will now have to have another look over assessment criteria.. -
Thick black smoke is almost guranteedto be unburnt diesel, which would suggest too much diesel, whhich would lesd me to suspect that you may have govenor problems in the injector pump, but usually if the govenor is stuck open then you would just get an engine revving flat out. My knowledge of injector pumps is limited though, and it could be that if the shut off govenor goes that it goes with a large puff of unburnt fuel, so i could be off the mark. Fuel starvation in a diesel produces missing and blue smoke. Can you get it running at all, and if so does te smoke smell of diesel?
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Day off!!!!!!! I shal be having words with youngMr Matthews.....cant have people slacking off here can we now!!! LOL
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Good man, thats the attitude Stevie.....never turn down work however out of your depth you may be....:laugh1:
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LMFAO:thumbup:
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AAAC scheme public consultation.... The summary report.
tommer9 replied to Andy Clark's topic in General chat
I dont think that that is an entirely fair point Blakes7, and although i am not for one minute going to fight anyone elses corner, i strongly agree with Skyhuck. There is no way that i could find that sort of money for a scheme with little or no tangible advantage to my business given my customer base, and would hazard that this is the case for many others for a myriad of reasons. -
Thats some stick....no god for me. Been down to long and iner ring separation sounds like ring shake to me- a miller's nightmare. As the boards come off the log they run a grave risk of falling apart, esp on a 'short grained' timber such as S.Chestnut. And i reckon the others were right...it does look to be alive still. Mind you, i have seen sawn logs ready for milling with the ends sealed which have started sprouting!!!
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Crikey- i couldnt work out if it was his rigging or abandoned access or what. What were you up to in Falmouth Bri?
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Especially in the third, or even fourth eyes:scared1:
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No he isnt, and he was with me. We were on our way to pick up a piece of aok for milling from a job Rowan The Bruce was doing. That guy in the pic is a chainsaw carver. He was deffo lurking tho LOL
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Haha love it.....the guy in the pic isnt the guy doing the work....he had retreated to the safety of that garage!!
