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Now about £350
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Been there and done that, at end of job, splice a new length in over the break with the Jelly crimps, jobs a good. by the time there is a prob, a couple of years,you will be long gone
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The id plate beside behind the rhs of the front hanle will tell you the details you need to know. Pop top cover off and check base of cylinder for the casting mahle will tell if genuine top end.
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Front bumper. Err, he wants it on the rear of the motor
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Good stuff going for milling, rot or shake for firewood
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How about some Elm at £40/t plus vat, 6"-40" Artic load, plus delivery. In Huntly Aberdeenshire
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Beginners climbing guide, hints, tips and general climbing techniques
htb replied to Adam Bourne's topic in Climbers talk
I just use pulleysaver to do same thing. That xtc cant self tend that well through zigzag, unless you've got a lot of rope below it, or a weight tied onto it lol. -
365, run it on an 18" or 20" bar
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Remember . "He who dies with the most toys wins"
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Beginners climbing guide, hints, tips and general climbing techniques
htb replied to Adam Bourne's topic in Climbers talk
If your chogging down on a thin stem and nervous, you can always wrap your side strop round the trunk again (540 degrees of wrap). it improve your stability at the cost of reduced mobility when moving down the stem. -
Beginners climbing guide, hints, tips and general climbing techniques
htb replied to Adam Bourne's topic in Climbers talk
Why a crab on each end? Try fisherman's with crab onto one end, fisherman as stopper at other end, friction knot of your choice in between with other crab. as said before into side D's of harness. -
200t x 3 spudded 201t 346xp x 5 034 441 372xt 395xp 660 ported
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Same here
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Are you going to send the 260 with UPS as the courier?
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Eddie, Nice. What would be a ballpark price for that set up?
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Nice welding, would have been nicer if brazed. That was a quick disclaimer steve. I left the spark arrestor screw out on an aftermarket muffler on one of my 346's and had a similar but much smaller hole in the top cover
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Beginners climbing guide, hints, tips and general climbing techniques
htb replied to Adam Bourne's topic in Climbers talk
Hitchclimber pulley helps you tend your friction knot up the rope as you pull down -
Do you have another one to compare with, or a friends/colleages
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Beginners climbing guide, hints, tips and general climbing techniques
htb replied to Adam Bourne's topic in Climbers talk
When body thrusting I find the higher I get my feet the easier it gets. ISore arms are a phase you need to go through to get match fit. Having said that I climb with spiderjack, pulleysaver and haas as not getting any younger 56. -
Forgive me if I am reading you wrong, but mine IIRC stays as you say on full choke and you have to manually put it to 1/2 choke(fast idle), 1/2choke releases when you use the throttle trigger
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The strip steel springs are the kill switch, make contact via the metal peg on the control shaft, should not affect the choke. Do you have pics of the linkages towards the carb
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I know what you mean mark, go up a tall multi stem conni, set your anchor point, knock top off ,work all other stems and your left with your original pole, back up there and its decidedly exposed. Its all in your head.
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Calling all climbers past and present – Biomechanics Survey
htb replied to JackArbAssociation's topic in Climbers talk
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Do you have a record forthat mark
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Is what possible, I dont follow
