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htb

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  1. Word.
  2. You could have gone up ladder if you liked, don't want to hog the spotlight
  3. [quote name=Mick Dempsey;1582879 They're naughty' date=' but nice![/quote] Same as most things in life
  4. Had the pole saw at the top of of a triple extension ladder, cutting back overhanging cypress. Back killer mind but did the job
  5. htb

    Chainsaw value

    1/2 new price as a start
  6. Which are on the van roof, parked on the pavement
  7. Yep for 660
  8. Tartan, covers all bases
  9. What happened then.
  10. Made a mess of strainer, Who was wrecker sherrifmills?
  11. Whats the bearing numbers please. Simple bearings have good reviews
  12. 3rd time lucky you missed the plod
  13. Big fire near Lochinver as well, not good
  14. htb

    rope burn

    You'd need good reach for some areas
  15. Yes primary mildew. https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiQssbeh9LTAhWFHsAKHfQpB5IQFggtMAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fapples.ahdb.org.uk%2Fapple-powdery-mildew.asp&usg=AFQjCNEwzvbDeuXrmr_vwe0ydER3e_LYbw
  16. Been there tried that one. Came right in the end though
  17. :001_smile:Life is a lottery
  18. Yorkshire boarding. 4" or 6" vertical board with an 1" gap between boards
  19. Pre X-torque had different carbs, pots and pistons, were diff bore diameters. X-torques were both the same cc's and carbs. Many threads on here about changing 365 x-torque to 372 specs.
  20. I thought they were both the same, 365 has baffles on the transfer to restrict it, 372 does not
  21. Agree, Sitka
  22. On the cylinder?. would be better brazing or welding
  23. nothing, mines mine
  24. Try Big J on here, he is near edinburgh though

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