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December Raspberries, so is Greta onto something!
sandy2210 replied to difflock's topic in General chat
doesn't take much frost to make a potato rot so farmers leave any cultivation of field they been in until after a frost -
Anyone Using A Chiminea or Solo Stove
sandy2210 replied to Witterings's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
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I was working on the construction of a "green energy" wind farm a couple of years ago and I was ordering 20,000 litres every day and sometimes more i wonder how much extra that would cost if it was white diesel and how long to become carbon neutral Also i cant see how there can be a difference in performance between red and white when I was young the farm diesel came in a wagon full of white diesel and the driver added a measured amount of red dye into the tank after it was filled
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newish house here has small round sockets around the wall for small table lamps and are linked to a second light switch by the door so you can walk in and switch on all the wee lights with one switch
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think you will find that they are metric sizes its just "Old school" to call them by imperial sizes 1/2 inch and 13mm are the same 3/4 and 22mm ae almost the same 22mm olive on a 3/4 copper pipe needs a bit extra grunt when tightening or you can get a 3/4 olive and use n a 22mm fitting
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pretty sure I bought one of these drop plates at one point and can remember that it said it must only beused as a drop plate and was either illegal or not recommended to fit it as a riser plate -worth checking
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link here the steelwrist screening buckets in the above link look the dogs whatits been trying to get a price but they cant be ar***d to reply has anyone on here tried them
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Arbtalk Christmas Raffle 2016
sandy2210 replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Arbtalk Christmas Charity Raffle 2016
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small plant nappy-lets the water through but traps the oil dont know how - we have them under every piece of small plant a must on sse jobs
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roads around here are kept pretty much clear all winter been was traveling through glencoe twice a day for last 2 winters and think I was in 4wd once and that was at 6 in the morning before the ploughs were out dont think there is much snow there at the moment good place to have a look at the roads go to traffic scotland-live cameras- then altnafaedh a82 camera is less than a mile from the ski centre and one of the worst bits for snow blowing onto the road
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scot trac Unit 2A, Strathallan Airfield, Near Auchterarder, Perth, PH3 1LA Phone: +44 1764 663 000 Email: [email protected] Web: ATV Vehicle Hire Europe | Auchterarder
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Welding - The DIY Guide try the above site full of tutorials and a fourm a bit like this one with a lot of realy helpfull guys as well as a bit of banter
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charged on 2 counts of attempted murder so no doubt he will be gone for a while
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they are the parents of the arrested mans on/off girlfriend
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may have been broken when I got it there was always a bit of play in it ans meant to see to it for a while now was not caused by me by a breaker as I dont have one pin sheared through the grease hole
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wow what a beast very tidy look forward to some pics of it in action
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unusual one today went to change the pin and bushes in the end of thr dipper on my digger and the pin was split in the middle not sure how this could have happened as the break is almost exactly in the middle as an owner driver I am never sore on it and the bushes were not seized or worn and were still tight in the end of the dipper
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bar does the same as hole through the head you still have to unscrew the bottom bit
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yes got the bar to hold it but you still have to unscrew the bottom bit
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I have one of these heads and the first thing to do is drill a couple of shallow holes to take the spanner that yu use to take the nut off a disc grinder as the head self tightens quite hard
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the end with vent could be turned in the frame so vent at the top no vent on the end where the motor is but see the point about the wormgear being out of the oil may have to look at woody pauls suggestion of a beam under it
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just got this winch of the front of a mates tractor he is selling and was planning to fit a hitch to fit on the front of my digger is there any reason it would not work upside down as in the last 2 pics as it would be much easier to fit bracket any pins from an old bucket this way. only planning small scale winching of firewood up a banking
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after seeing a bucket mounted winch working in the forestry here Ive been toying with a smaller version for my 3 tonner so will keep an eye on this thread the one that was here was mounted in an old bucket and the wire could either go through a hole in the back of bucket or straight up the inside of the dipper and over a pully to give height will see if I can dig out some photos
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think you have every tree in the area quivering in its roots tidy looking bit of kit and envy your quest for perfection ant not settling for anything less
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going to be trying a couple soon was cutting a fallen birch on sunday afternoon and thought i hit the ground or stone .rather than sharpen the chain put on a brand new one rolled the log over and went in with the saw, dont know whats in there but it broke 2 teeth off and broke the chain -is this a record for ruining a chain dont think it even touched timber . anyway orderd 2 of these late sunday night and were deliverd to north scotland today will see if the chains are as good as their service at the weekend will have to split the log to see whats in there
