dumper
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5 minutes ago, Mike Hill said:
Weirdo Camo clad twat.
No he is far worse than that
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It’s only his second post!
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Surely this why you inspect equipment? The pulley has failed, why looks like it’s had a side load, throw it away and buy better quality or inspect more frequently
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1 hour ago, ArbBart44 said:
Hi there I have some cuts from a yew stem take down roughly 30x36”. Any idea on the value of these today to a wood turner? Thanks
Most woodturners would expect you to pay them to take it away!!!
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Use a hessian roll from builders merchant, they use it to protect brickwork, double layer held in place with a degradable twine then leave nature to it
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Still think you should get a refund, far more time taken ,no usable product, have to buy in chip. Lay it on thick
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Those main bearings must have taken a right pasting
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I feel a refund coming on
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That’s worse than blunt anvil to blade should be a fag paper I’ve seen sharper hammer mills
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Got to be the hinowa height and reach ,which one is easier to get repaired?
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What I should have said
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My solution would be to re excavate the hole trying not to smear the sides, use a fork and don’t stand in the hole.fork the bottom to full depth of the tines then add two cups of lime mix in a 150 mm layer of gravel then backfill the hole with quality topsoil, not the. Compost / sand crap that most sell, then plant your tree on a raised mound, perhaps get smaller tree
also would put drains under the artificial grass the tree pit is acting as a sump
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You would be better getting goldfish
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Don’t think I would pay for the hire the logs should have gone through like a rat up a drain
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2 hours ago, doobin said:
Its the standard Chinese engine used on post knockers, petrol drills etc.
Thing is, it fills a niche for odd products like this at a sensible price. No mainstream manufacture really makes petrol SDS drills, for example.
I still have in the shed a ryobi petrol sds drill just can’t bear to scrap it made before Ryobi was sold by the japs to the Koreans or is it the other way round
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56 minutes ago, aspenarb said:
Going to mention this 9" petrol angry grinder recently purchased, makes all the battery gear look very limp.Ideal for flail sharpening,swap to a thin disc and its the nuts for cutting metal or crap out of the mulcher. Handy thing to keep in the van,tank will need a bit more protection but other than that its been brilliant.
Make and model looks a bit Chinese
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Or at home mains saw or 110v
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His lorry his rules end of conversation,
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Might be sorted by now!
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What are we looking at Thompson or sten?
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If it’s used sell and buy new it’s not worth the hassle
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My parents found a retired teacher 12 months 2hrs a week got me from a predicted d to A
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Would be interested to see picture of move ,how big a root plate did it have?,Did you clean cut the roots? What size rootball did you get?
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Would benefit from a bit of tlc, good mulch and maybe bit of irrigation.
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Tools worthy of a mention.
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I have two sets can’t fault them just make sure they are charged, and don’t lend them they never come back!