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Also https://www.cats.org.uk/house-a-mouser
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My hens are on a "Trigger happy" feeder, it's basically a piece of metal that drops though a hole in a drum http://triggerhappychickens.co.uk/
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Tractor spot lights / work lights.... go for LED??
scbk replied to swinny's topic in Large equipment
Fitted 2 of the lamps as reverse lights on a van, much better, can see now
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Woodwarm Wildwood 20k Stove.
scbk replied to trigger_andy's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
Cracking looking stove, would probably work well with a big tank to store a lot of the heat? -
Change the hen feeder to one that is "chicken operated", there will still be some stray food about, but it should help.
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I bought a mower off mowdirect in 2016 and it was all fine, maybe they're changed hands since then
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Do they actually make the trailed splitters themselves? Looks like a standard chinese design?
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Tractor spot lights / work lights.... go for LED??
scbk replied to swinny's topic in Large equipment
Bought some LED worklights off ebay this week, they came in the post today. Advertised as 27w On the multimeter they're actually just 12.6w! Cheap though
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Another option is a second trailer socket - ie a grey caravan one. On a box trailer I had years ago I had reverse lights, work lights switchable from the drivers seat, interior strip lighting, and even a camera on the back of the trailer, all running through a 2nd plug and socket
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In my mind, someone selling such a volume of nearly new petrol power tools etc, from a home address with no business seller information, and asking for cash payment, doesn't seem legit and should be avoided with a bargepole.
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For future reference, Tayna batteries have a battery finder, enter the dimensions of the tray and it will list ones of a similar size. https://www.tayna.co.uk/tools/battery-wizard
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This thread is funny The best set up for you for now would be do your CBT and get a moped
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Another option might be a tracker, I think some of them can show whether the engine is running etc
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I'm only here for the banter
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Not much, just a couple bits to drop off at the scrappy on the way past
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Does anyone on here need a 3 phase extension lead for their firewood machinery? I have one surplus, can't say for sure it works as I don't have 3 phase to try it on, but it looks ok. 15m long yellow cable, 5 core plug and socket at either end.
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Tractor spot lights / work lights.... go for LED??
scbk replied to swinny's topic in Large equipment
Another thing I forgot to say, some LED lights give off really bad "noise" - FM radio interference. Think it's possibly the driver not the actual LEDs. Adding ferrite coils helps slightly -
Lots of it round here at the moment, most goes for firewood, this was a 10t load, with stuff up to about 2ft diameter
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Since you already have the greenmech cs100, maybe buy something to tow it with? Mower, quad, power barrow, track barrow, whatever other item you would use the most
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Tractor spot lights / work lights.... go for LED??
scbk replied to swinny's topic in Large equipment
One thing to watch is whether the lights are sold as spot or flood beam (or you can get bars with a mix), and which type you actually need. Bare in mind a lot of sellers on ebay etc lie about wattage and lumens so you can't rely on the quoted specs. And no point in having a massive lamp for lighting up just infront of you, it will dazzle and kill your nightvision -
^There talks a man with experience! Even self seeded saplings, they look good outside, but time you get them in the house it looks like a Tesco value Xmas
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I got one from Toolstop earlier in the year, think there was a discount code, then a deal on a pack of 3 diamond blades, and it was just over £400 saw and blades. I've used toolstop a few times, always good prices and very good service https://www.toolstop.co.uk/makita-ek6100-petrol-disc-cutter-12-2-stroke-61cc-p63394 It says out of stock on the site, maybe give them a call? As for the saw itself, it seems good to me, and for what I use it for will last me a lifetime
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Any good forestry shops near to M1 or M6 corridors??
scbk replied to drinksloe's topic in General chat
Which part of the country is home for you? -
Yes, no quick hitch as I'm a peasant! The machine doesn't get much use, mainly just at home. I got the digbits thumb as I seen their bigger versions on a mates diggers. It's well designed and strudy, but I thought the finish was terrible. Covered in weld spatter and sharp edges?
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Finally got round to getting a thumb for the wee digger
