C.J
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GL8 8QY
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If you go down the Draper route,go for the Expert range. I find they are a good compromise between quality and price,and available everywhere. They also do a similar set of Tx drivers.
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Same power and weight as the 50cc 346xp
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It all goes back to a time before low profile tyres. If you bought a SWB you had 6.00x16 tyres. 6+16+6=28" diameter. If you bought a LWB you had 7.50x16 tyres. 7.5+16+7.5=31" diameter. The SWB and LWB had different gears on the speedometer drive cable.
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22.5mm on top and 22.5 mm on the bottom so 45mm extra diameter.
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It's not as bad as you think. The theoretical circumference of your 225/75R16 is 2.34 meters. So you would only have done an extra 1210 miles.
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When I first read this post there were no replies. I noticed the O.P had only made 4 posts and I was curious to know what they were about. It would appear that Paul Barton (post 3) also read the O.P's other post about their extension application.
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And if you read the O.P's other post - they want an extension,they don't want a tree.
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http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/chainsaws/87604-need-big-saw-post1297131.html#post1297131 Miker has one for sale
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Is that left leg or right leg ?
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We all know hairdressers can't park.
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Problem solved. They're only £4 so a lot cheaper and easier to change sensor than gauge. When the discovery engine was fitted , they should have changed the discovery sensor, to match the defender gauge in your truck.
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I've had a look on Brookwell's. There are 2 sensors for the 300 TDi - one with green plastic and one with black plastic. Which did you have and which did you buy ?
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O.K Ben.There are different gauges and different sensors - You have to make sure that the 2 are compatable.
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ISC rope grab service kit | F R Jones and Son Here you go - only £4.00 + VAT
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Yes any wire will do,just cut the barbs off. You will find some arb shops advertise the wire under spare parts.I would not expect anything else to pass loler.
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Very small Allen key grub screws.
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We're the best place to get 47kg Calor gas from thanks
C.J replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Does your regulator and fitting look like this Jon mate? -
We're the best place to get 47kg Calor gas from thanks
C.J replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Do you have the correct regulator and fitting for a 47kg Propane cylinder ? There will probably be a extra charge for exchanging a small cylinder for a large cylinder. -
We're the best place to get 47kg Calor gas from thanks
C.J replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
47 Kg Just how big is your BBQ Jon ? Can't you just pick up a 13kg cylinder from your local garage. -
I've got a 6.3 meter Hayauchi that I use keeping branches off the tractors.It's a bit whippy with the fourth section extended , but rarely need to go that high.However it must be a lot more rigid at 3 sections out than the 3 section 4.9 meter pole would be fully extended.
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Was this because the hose was split or was the filter was blocked ?
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Unfortunately you can't.Allthough the outside tubes will be the same diameter,a kombi motor shaft has a 1/4" square female connector,whereas the strimmer and all your kombi attachments have a 1/4" square male connector.
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Maybe their insurance doesn't cover drunk men throwing axes:wink:
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My dealer still had to order one in,and that's the standard sized outer. I imported some bar shortening,fuel tank piercing ,bad boys from Bailey's in the state's,but got stung for import tax.
