RobRainford
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I have a Sirius multi saver. Adjustable 2 rings. Got the short one as it's always a top anchor point so don't need much length. Being able to get the rings up tight is very handy.
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That's 25" inc dual wheels? What's your price and lead time on those?
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Within 10 minutes of me. Stumps less than 12" I think so not worth your travel for the cost. Some things are changing so will have to see how things go. Would be handy to have one as the narrow access is a plus Dean: what's the differences on the normal and narrow versions? Is it just the dual wheels? I Sent from my iPod touch using Tapatalk
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Currently not in a position to buy one of these, I have a job coming up where I would need to use a grinder and would love to see one in action. Happy to pay someone for the job if they are able to come over. Sent from my iPod touch using Tapatalk
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I'm very interested in how you get on with this and percentage values if possible. If you get good results mine will be on the way. Sent from my iPod touch using Tapatalk
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You can buy repair panels for the boot floor. Assuming its a disco? Cut it all out and fill the gap IMO
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Bit of of paint and it'll look as good as new
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Kindlings rubbish for making shelves with so I'm going for that.
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Not ported. Just bought the dual port muffler. £25 on eBay. Plus £20 to get it fitted and retuned to match the new muffler
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Anybody know the cost of being a BSI member? Looks like the bronze level suits most people. Getting 50% off BS downloads is surely worth the membership? Maybe if a few pooled together it would be a massive collective saving?
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I have the dual port already and like the extra performance (and noise!) so would go with strengthening the handle itself. Plus I can't braze but I can cut some metal to shape!
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It's the exhaust as others have said. I'm yet toget round to making a piece of metal to stiffen that area up. That's the only other solution I have thought of
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Where will the sycamore and birch be?
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Part of the split bit
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Got some sat next to the log burner reading 4% moisture content. Like a furnace in the front room!
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wherebouts? free to collect? can lift in chunks with tractor
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Maybe a Long shot. Anybody got any oak? Size/shape not an issue. Got a customer requesting some oak, guess I spoiled him selling 6 cages of oak last year and I've got nothing left. Can collect with tractor w/loader and trailer up to about 10-15 miles away. Or anything sizeable. I've got stuff here but want some bigger logs to bulk up the pile a bit. Happy for sycamore too.
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Prunus domestica?
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I bet that's a right mare at times
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With my local TO he will exempt a tree from a tpo if he feels it's necessary I.e. Unsafe trees, like the one in the original post. The TO here is very switched on and I have a good relationship with him so it makes matters easier. Why would a tree officer refuse to exempt a tree from a tpo when an application would go through anyway? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Anyone near Formby got any Lime Wood for U3A group
RobRainford replied to Gardenmac's topic in General chat
What sizes are you after? I may have some chunks buried somewhere Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk -
Here you go jon
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Another ebay classic "cordwood available"
RobRainford replied to arniecardigan's topic in General chat
The haulage killed it -
Another ebay classic "cordwood available"
RobRainford replied to arniecardigan's topic in General chat
Was going to sell them as root balled -
Another ebay classic "cordwood available"
RobRainford replied to arniecardigan's topic in General chat
He had the same trees listed last week as a 'dig your own hedge' he said he'd let me bring a 13t digger to take them out
