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Posts posted by teepeeat
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Andy, good to hear this approach has been mentioned, just hope the government don't start playing politics with it all as they are wont to do.
Fixus politicus has generally proven to be far more damaging than any natural threat.
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interesting stuff that last link, but not quite as dramatic or direct as the bloke on here who favoured being 'burped' out of a chipper into a wood when he kicked the bucket
:lol:
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Is it heading our way ?I love the snow suns out here atm no sign of it in the air we had a pretty impressive load of lightening pass by us last night the sky turned really black but no snow lol
yup, same here - really black and some really impressive lightning last night - best bonfire display ever, albeit a short display.
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Yes Tony, good article
'If the fungus does not adapt, it will kill its hosts and so die out itself.'
It will just take some time for the balance to be reached where both the trees and fungus live in harmony. The trees will struggle initially until they have learned to cope with the new kid on the block.
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Wow !!
what more can you say - excellent pictures
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Have the Dewalt 18v drill/driver & impact driver - as per Rob-D above top bits of kit when building our house and still going strong.
Makita is good too.
Both pricy, but last you a good while.
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Well I did see PEN 15 a few times years ago...
must have been a dick.....d
:lol:
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ciders in, but no clearer on the issues.
Best wait till the morning. clever stuff I'm sure
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awesome
only problem is its sucked a few to many molecules out the brain so got to go top up on some cider to try and clarify the issue
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thanks Spud
Not too worried about the size as I am quite big as well and got a few things it will be useful on. Not sure what he wants for it, but it will be cheap.
(ps still interested in a 346/260/?? regardless of above)
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liked the crossbow and fishing reel throwline deployment.
Been a few threads on here with people asking for good ideas and that seemed to work well
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Got a bit soggy walking back home from helping out a contractor on a new stretch of trailway. Just typical it didnt rain all day until i got within 150 metres of home then it chucked it down.
Perfect day then - nip indoors in the dry after a good days work in the dry
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My wood flooring 2 ft I front of my stove was 2% this summer, my internal doors were about14%
Best I found in my stack was a bit of pear at about 14% was from a dead tree
Worst was a bit of robinia stored as cord for 1 year covered, then cut,split and stacked for a year 24%
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Got a new moisture meter and couldn't help yourself Kev
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Interesting - have got a bit of what I think was robinia in my pile - tree been down a couple of years and been stacked since and still seems quite wet, but dont have a meter to check.
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Had an offer of a stihl 038 from my neighbour - just wondering if the assembled experts could advise on what to look out for as well as general comments on this saw. About 15 years old and been looked after and had regular if intermittent use.
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LT, Transporter, Etc???
and which engine?
Transporter T4 & T5 up to 2010 had various engine sizes
Since 2010 all engines 2 ltr, but outputs ranging from 84 to 180 hp
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Steve
Something a bit weird is happening. Logged in as normal to be greeted with welcome renewablejohn but then login and password screen reappears as though I have not logged in. Tried to post and came back saying not logged in fill in form below. Totally went out of system back to google came in again to find already logged onto system hence able to post this to you.
same here, but did have it for the last few days on the old forum as well - presumed to be part of the teething troubles??
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Oh it's all about the food. We have a selection of meats or Xmas. Spent ages cooking on the eve and the morn. It's got to be properly done and its the one time of year the other half is not allowed to touch the oven.
spot on Rich
Anybody that knows me and still feels like giving us a prezzie know to give something interesting food wise
Normally got a few treats to keep me going well into the new year
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Not a Christmas fan I'm afraid. Find it a bit hypocritical to be honest and having been raised in England it seems even less like Christmas when you're sitting in 30 degree heat and having a BBQ for Xmas lunch. The tree and lights go up to keep the Mrs happy.
Not a fan here either - one big money making scam.
Only white on xmas should be the beach sand
Family local to us who just skip out on the whole thing by putting their money towards a holiday on the beach somewhere warm. Seems the most sensible idea - come back when the madness has receeded
Lets face it, it is more for children, but the way they get deluged with plastic tat is ruining it for them - they are very excited to start with, but soon loose interest when the toys fall apart after 5 minutes and they go back to their old favourites.
Yes I have tried to explain that to the the wife and her mum
The only thing I like is trying out some different foods.
bah humbug
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just call him eagle eye - dont know how he saw that wee plane as they looked to be fairly high up!
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some people - no sense of humour
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Whats the protest about?
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How does the dyneema cope with the dirt etc and mechanical damage - not that I have any experience of using dyneema in this sort of situation, but would have thought this could be the down side to it compared with wire?
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thats what I heard, but who still has them? Phoned a few places, but none left.
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is it still possible to get a 346xp new??
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I noticed Mike Hill doing a bit of pruning at around 3 mins.
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A wider choice of options...
in Chainsaws
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does the warranty transfer across the pond??