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Everything posted by scbk
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Nevermind 1 hand, what about 0 hands operation
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The distance is measured from the location of the sign?
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It was a bit before my time, but I thought the romans liked the verges to be clear to keep the bandits away
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Depends which part of Bury St Edmunds? Google maps has it about 9.5miles to the abbey?
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Must be handy for giving directions to the house *just look for the 2 storey palm tree, and post your letter through the wall"
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I would buy a one way ticket to Hultsfred, @Big J's town music video has me sold!
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And as the sperm swam valiantly towards the egg, I couldn't help but think: "I've ruined this fried breakfast."
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I got in touch with my inner self today. That's the last time I buy Tesco Value toilet roll
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Had to cut a path through in the morning
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Up the west coast, cutting nice dry larch
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I've got one of those cheapo £50 ebay tyre stands and a few levers, slow but handy
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Bring the outside, in.
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You can hear them coming (well not anymore in the north of Scotland, they're long since rotted away)
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2011? The A9 dualling started in the early 1970's, long before I was born They could make it safer without dualling it. The current sections of dual carriageway have plenty of accidents. Will it ever be done, and does it need done? Maybe they should look at ways of reducing traffic, I think it has already been proved that you can't build your way out of a traffic jam with more roads, you just get more cars.
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UK rules on filling cans with diesel at petrol station
scbk replied to Squaredy's topic in Large equipment
In my experience, supermarket fuel station staff have always been total jobsworths. Best avoided. "Normal" petrol stations are fine, no issues. A local one even has a red diesel pump, (but it's almost the same price as white!!) -
UK rules on filling cans with diesel at petrol station
scbk replied to Squaredy's topic in Large equipment
20l plastic diesel can with a separate breather valve, and a little pouring spout. Costs about £45 or whatever but you get some free chain oil Buy chainsaw-oil-20l-mineral-by-kramp - KRAMP WWW.KRAMP.COM View chainsaw-oil-20l-mineral-by-kramp or compare with similar products from the range. Wide range of products ✓ Expert advice ✓ Fast delivery -
Log splitter help please
scbk replied to devonbrion1998's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
If you've got a tractor get a decent one for that. If you're splitting rings - vertical with a big table, waist high, and with some sort of log lift -
Are these ones linked? Less likely to be having rumpy pumpy if you're smelly, live on your own, and have to walk further for a piss afterwards?
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UK rules on filling cans with diesel at petrol station
scbk replied to Squaredy's topic in Large equipment
If you're going through 50-100 litres a month, is it not worthwhile getting a bulk delivery of diesel? Either red or white? Then you can use whatever containers you want (ideally the plastic oil drums 20-25l) -
There's always SOMEONE who upsets the peace
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I wonder if it was the other way round, the footballer was a man and the boss doing the kissing was a woman, would it have even been noticed?
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The guy "way out west" on youtube made his own branch logger, then a little railway system with cage wagons, and sidings in a polytunnel that is open at both ends, I bet that dries the wood in no time
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Hayter Condor is a decent enough mower, spinning discs with tips, hydrostatic drive with thumb control. 30" cut so can fit in through gateways, and wide enough to be a decent speed. A lot of the places it goes it only just fits with a fag paper to spare If I was near @doobin I would buy his scag flail, that would be a handy machine to keep on the shelf, but I can't be bothered with a 1,300 mile round trip
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