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  1. Goaty
    Doubt it, all trike loving leather clad meatheads on here I reckon
  2. Goaty
    Catch you own water from the sky might be safer, but then what has it passed through on the way down?
  3. Goaty
    He could be a rope free spiderman climber or if you handle things like pavers all the time its the tips that go.
  4. Goaty
    I was going name and shame you again... but yes your right:blushing:
  5. Goaty
    I think got mine in in november, I should diary date things but never due. Have put dates on seed labels then hope to reuse labels next year.
  6. Goaty
    Foam and rubber, and suggestive arrangement in the ad.
  7. Goaty
    My early stuff is about 5 inch, Marco is a long way behind. !st time ive done garlic, is this normal i.e early/late types?
  8. Goaty
    No this is the one I mentioned, its like entering a reluctant marriage, it goes on forever with no end in sight. To a pro chipper user its like a sink macerator.
  9. Goaty
    I have never done hydroponic stuff myself Tony, does that me the fungi master is willing to forsake the full circle of life to yield food. Or do you just mean auto watering setup?
  10. Goaty
    I don't really rate Arco stuff that much as I find it over priced and same brands cheaper elsewhere. Its nearby for me as well. I Always think how well our skin is made, It regloves itself constantly.
  11. Goaty
    Americans call Lirodendron tulipifera poplar its not our Poplarlus species. Its a yellow wood and grows slower than our poplar.
  12. Goaty
    This year I intend to make a couple of these for lazy watering, then when I arrive home late and forget my prize plant shouldn't dieAbout Us Earthtainer self watering containers. Im trying 20-25ltr oil containers.
  13. Goaty
    Straight talking honesty, well done for holding hands up. Very happy with mine, Ive had to burn wetter wood than I wanted this season. The fluecube seems to get the exhaust up and away better. Last year our smoke drifted down and swirled around alot. So no worries about he neighbours. Plus I reckon you do get a better burn and airflow. Hard to prove without taking on and off and doing it in different weather conditions. I'd like to know more experiences, after all a collective effort will bring about better product development and usage.
  14. Goaty
    They will stay until they get some pay probably. Lets face it things go wrong you work round them. A bulb has to stop working at some point for instance. £124 per hour I think is blatantly disgusting, I'd only do a mornings work a week if I run that kind of enterprise. Tools of trade Tape measure Camera phone ppe Clipboard Pen
  15. Goaty
    £38 a tonne near us for scots pine that is already felled, thats for biomass. As said where abouts are you if you are local to me I have a bit more relevant info. PM me if you want.
  16. Goaty
    Whilst its all fine and good to start with and in dry weather, these tend to be located at a low point where road spray tends to swirl back and in a short distance of travel its useless without regular cleaning in wet weather. I also suffer from bad hand signals I get a nod an wave from a certain chap, all is well until thud! this is with the bosses pickup:001_rolleyes: So now I back up and jump out. Artics are so much easier, line up with mirrors. Back up until fifth wheel lock clunks in.
  17. Goaty
    Never heard of it before, must be a keen hse person aiming for targets.
  18. Goaty
    Ditto with the O ring. Got the service kit for about £12 simple diy fix as well.
  19. Goaty
    Hope this helps RimSprockets oregon.pdf
  20. Goaty
    You seem to be ever present Steve, I have visions of you dangling on a rope saw in one hand phone in other dealing with AT issues.
  21. Goaty
    Would it go in a standard skip 8 yarder, doubt it? Looking at a hookloader? 20 or 40 yarder. Help to load or diy?
  22. Goaty

    xp 346

    Goaty replied to Graham 777's topic in Chainsaws

    Thanks Spud:thumbup1: Always looking at options. I check out vibes on the Husky support site when analyzing saws, since I suffered a period of bad sleeping due to dead arms in the night. Don't have it now but all the more cautious. As you know I intend having a 346xp(g) sometime.
  23. Goaty

    xp 346

    Goaty replied to Graham 777's topic in Chainsaws

    The ported 346xp. Obviously quicker throughput of work, how does it feel on vibrations?
  24. Goaty
    Nice "Thumb" brake on grinder.
  25. Goaty
    Whats a rope?

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