difflock
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No issue re flue, it will be new Dinak twin wall stainless, I saw somewhere the need to up the flue connection to 5" from 4", plus enlarge the airways (which are artifically "throttled" at some point) Anyway "suck it and see" may well be the best approach before lashing out on a Nectre Baker's oven from Australia or a Lohberger. Or sommat equally exotic. I will be better informed once I take a better look at wot we got regards all marcus
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Thanks, & pm sent cheers Marcus
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We got an AGA sitting unused. We were for buying a wood burning Stove/Oven Hob for the new garden Room. Only for space heating. Could it make sense to convert the AGA to burn timber, being 100% "bone-dry" Conifer. Rather than spend £1,500 to £3,000 on a dedicated wood burning stove (with a Lohberger at the £3,000.00 end) I reckon we will need about 5kW to the room, as there will be underfloor heating as a background heat. I would not particularly wish to "butcher" the AGA, but if it is only scrap value otherwise . . . And I dont believe I could stomach running it on KERO, even 6 months a year, perhaps in my later years, but not now. regards M
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On the Money Mull:001_rolleyes: An I should know:blushing:
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Scottish highlands, Islands and Northern Ireland charges decreased.
difflock replied to Jonesie's topic in F.R.Jones & Son
Shure you wouldnay send us anything useful onyway, leastwise from the Stihl catalogue, or has that changed? Regards m Co Antrim Norn Iron -
Above is quite excellent! The Sensuous Wife.docx
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Meeh!
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WoW!!
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Saw a house Martin/Swallow about the front door on Mon 4th April at 06:15, still near dark too (dark enough I first thought Bat) , but def a Swallow or House Martin. They might just have cause to regret their early arrival with our current weekend forecast!
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Ah liked the excavator building the stone wall clip, which followed on after your clip Eddie. PS Proper jealous of all your wonderful hydraulic kit I am btw. regards marcus
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Nice!, what caliber though?, gussing sommat a trifle unusual?
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We run a bigger Grillo, a FD1500, this 10 years or so, conceptually a good design, there were certain design flaws in earlier models though, impellor too soft steel and near impossible to extraciate to replace, design and make-up of which was then totally revised, lack of grease nipples on the hi-lift mechanism/linkage, shitty painted mild steel mesh in the collector box, needed to be stainless or galv, but otherwise a sound compact design, with a Kubota engine and reliable hydraulics. I am considering replacing with a Grillo FD 2200, or equil JD or Kubota. Not a popular brand here in NI, since the dealer has been desperately trying to flog me an demo/unsold/unsellable FD1100, this past 18 months. m
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Well ah just bought me a 2nd hand HW80, in .22, running at 12ft lb. Will play wit it a while afore any FAC related tinkering commences. Then ah hadda tak Senior Managment to the Garden Centre "in compo" cheers m
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(i) Is that another Ferguson back end, used as a trailer drive axle. (ii) What is a wirecrane? cheers M
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I was going to make kindling but made this bookcase instead
difflock replied to gensetsteve's topic in Woodcraft Forum
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Agricultural-Tractors New Holland TV6070-Bidirectional-Tractor - Models, technical data and characteristics Some day, perhaps:blushing:
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Of the top/mainstream brands , whatever brand has the bestest localest dealer is the best pick, imho.
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Update (i) Mucho frogspawn (ii) A Duck egg resting on the weeds, no nest to be seen, guessing a young inexperience duck dropped an egg by accident? while prospecting for a nest site. (iii) No fish, yet.
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A local landscaper (who already runs an Avant) was admiring our 640 cleaning our pavoir surfaced caravan bays with the rotary wire brush. They then merely require "rinsing" with a pressure washer, and come up like new. A very slick cost effective operation. The ability to easily get into the back corners was what really appealed to him. m
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Tell me More! Being from NI where any&all air rifles are held on a FAC. The 12ftlb is not applicable So I had homed in on the HW 80, as supposedly being origionally designed and engineered to shoot .22 at about 18ft lbs, with a larger dia piston, larger swept volume etc etc. so other than being a heavy lump of a man sized air rifle? Any other comments? I want a Springer (harking back to my adolescent years) and fancy .22 since the .177 pellets are so dammned fiddly with my poor eyesight:lol: I Already got a PCP in .177 btw
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I gave up on tarpaulins, simply windy up here in the NW, based on 20 years experience. Some sort/any sort of frame and tin sheeting, however rough, & significently maximize cover by fitting sheets upside down and NOT overlapping, even leaving about a 15 to 20mm gap between the upturned edges to encourage ventilation. Surprisingly Insignificent amounts of rain will penetrate btw. OR I found that if I stacked the billet bundles 4 or 5 high, only a portion of the top row got wet enough to matter, and if set aside for a few days even they too dried enough, or simply leave them out another year, lower in the stack. But in this respect the wind is my friend, not my tarpaulin shredding enemy. marcus
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Just to add, the last 6 billet bundles (at 1.0m long) I cut to length in the comfort of the dry shed, were (i) Still remarkedly tight in their Polywotsit strapping (tensioned with the hand held tool) (ii) Despite being tight, i was easily able to spring the strapping over the ends of a billet or 2 then wriggle it/them free, thereby "loosing" the bundle without cutting the strapping! I do be a trifle "anal-retentive" in my bundling operation though, but time well spent to ensure sturdy, easily handled bundles. So can at least re-use once, albeit for smaller dia bundles. cheers M
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Uncle Arthur Morton had a "recipce" for cooking some otherwise unpalatable freshwater fish between Elm boards, with various herbs and other palaver, over a long cooking period. Gist was then dump the fish and eat the boards boom boom!
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Begorra Patrick, Tis a new wan tay me, turning hay wit a Motorbike 'n all! such progress.
