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Schoolboy error!
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I remember downloading it on dial up internet
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Is the jolly roger cookbook still doing the rounds?!
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You need a better splitter......
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http://www.pelletcouncil.org.uk/news/wood-pellet-shortages
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An elderly friend was telling me it's been hard to get her normal (wood pellet) cat litter, petsathome etc were/are sold out. There's quite a few new build homes, especially the housing association type, with pellet heating.
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Reminds me of this story from a couple of years ago... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-33510639
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If it's just for ivy, would you not get away with a good set of loppers? Cut up to 2" thick?
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Not had a chance to try it out yet, but I wonder if a set of timber tongs would be much use on the end of a mini digger?
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There is a hedge cutter attachment for chainsaw bars that you can get, hardly worth buying just for this one hedge though!
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Big rings of noble fir, in the rain of course!
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Just wondering, where did you get the Omeo Gum seeds from? This country or abroad? Are they easy to germinate?
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Same as a shovel though, once it's driven on you've had it For snow, get the best blower you can, the husky 580 is one of the biggest (and heaviest!)
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I would say get well set up with the wood for your own use first, you will need plenty of it to run a log boiler, you need to build up a few years supply.
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A guy locally used to have one of those turner tugs for towing a trailer round his garden, funny looking thing! Think he sold it.....
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Not actually related to delivering firewood, I used to have a box trailer and fitted a 2nd 'caravan' style socket alongside. I had that running reverse lights, work lamps, LED interior lighting, and even a camera on the rear of the trailer. Made it much more pleasant to use at night!
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Didn't realise it was a member's machine, well done on getting it back, bet you're glad of the tracker?! The guy has another recent video chasing a stolen mini digger to Germany....
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It's been a few years, but you can change the front discs on a mk6 transit without touching the bearings.
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I always like this guys videos, this is from just the other day
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Does it not say on the old fuse? Usually tiny writing, on one of the metal ends.
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They're 2 or 3 times the price of the chinese saw benches. But going by the ebay link above, chinese one weighs 120kg, balfor weighs 200kg! Which is quite a difference
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I had a problem with mice eating the pre filter, and for a while I was removing the air filter after use and putting it in a plastic tub. We used to have an old moggy who was lovely, but hopeless at hunting. When she died, we got 2 kittens from a semi feral mother, and they dealt with the mice!!
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Sorry to derail the thread, but if the tracker is gps only, will it work inside a container/van/tin shed etc?
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http://www.greenmech.co.uk/product/cs-100/ Seems a fair price, you could probably use it for a few years, sell it, and get most of that back!
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I'm sure the Jansen (and all the other copies) have their use, but you can't really compare a machine made in china on a budget, to one made in the UK, or Europe for Jo Beau
