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@IronMike what is your shoguns hitch height without trailer attached. IIRC 19" for 2.6t trailers and 21" for 3.5t. You see lots of vans with the trailer very nose down and back trailers wheels in the air as hitch needs to be low to open back doors, not a nice combination. What height should my towing hitch be on my towing vehicle? The correct hitch height of the towing vehicle is critical when towing a trailer. The correct hitch height should leave your trailer level when hitched on. If the hitch height is not correct this can cause your trailer to sway which can lead to loss of control of your vehicle and trailer. Usually swaying will occur when you exceed 40 / 50kph. Another effect of towing your trailer at the incorrect hitch height is uneven tyre wear. If the trailer is not level, the front or rear tyres may wear excessively due to loads not being evenly dispersed. For most Ifor Williams trailers the correct hitch height should be between 485mm (19”) and 535mm (21”) depending on the trailer and the type of wheel equipment fitted. Please contact West Wood Trailers if you require any additional information.

1st flowers on tomatoes in the tunnel, mind you frost tonight so covered in their bubble wrap creche.

Yep 660 bar wont fit on an 880, but an 880 bar will fit on a 660 with an adaptor. Unless you machine the 660 bar mounting slot out, 12mm to 14mm IIRC

Jeff, I hope that's in someone's garden and not in the wild as its an invasive weed and should be controlled by the landowner, many don't.

Near death experience post on the downhill section of the A66. Looking at picture above it could be the ground your parked on but trailer does not look level, it looks nose down as if tow vehicle hitch too low, which would not have helped. I have always set my hitch height so trailer runs level, granted that's easier with old style hitch on landrovers, not a swan neck type. Shogun looks reasonably level though.

XTC is a good all rounder and easier on the hands as 13mm. If going to go mechanical hitch then you need thinner rope such as tachyon, blue tongue, both nice feel or drenaline harder on the hands. I am using blue tongue on hitchclimber and drenaline on spiderjack and tachyon on sidestrop.

Not too sure about that, I agree with Peatff. All my 346's are left hand thread good bash with drift and hammer spins them off. AS are you meaning the flywheel removal then use puller.

Duro bars seem to me to take more power to run than a sprocket nose

Def not coal. I've only shown the pics sent to me. Hence my thought on Alder or Bird cherry as they are local .

A friends house near Huntly Aberdeenshire, she has some interesting and eclectic bits in the garden

Just a 1st attempt, top of sides to be left with felling cut as senior management likes it.

Rustic 2 seater Bench for the garden

And I bought it, milling with it yesterday.

@Rough Hewn

Cant be bobs wrong colour.

Bob, Is that getting ready for the overloaded thread?

Is that going on the breakfast bar as well. !!!!

Whilst you are about it I would order up a set of clutch springs as yours are starting to wear, you can see the flat spots where they mount on the shoes.

Use Stihl genuine piston or meteor as next best, try and retain original pot .

Stubby, Its quite common to get confused as you get older, have you spoken anyone about it......

Don't mention the scent glands.

Self isolate the wife in there with them. !!!!!!

That's my understanding as well

Replace the gauze strainer filter, as least a new one will be clean. A used one often looks clean, but when held up to the light they often have a film over them.

Might have a problem as stihl carbs made in china. IIRC