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difflock

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  1. Well I will be dammned! I have used this method, (which I did not know had a name and imagined it to be highly unorothodox, to say the least) to remove Sitka and Birch that were shading aspiring Oak or Beech. Ya learn sommat new every day.
  2. What!, have the modern Glasgie snowflakes started spitting the bitten off ears out? eh lad, in my day they fucking chewed down an ate them wi relish. Pussies.
  3. Yup "safety in a Glasgow nightclub" sounds like as big an oxymoron as "Military Intelligence" or "fighting for peace"
  4. Well, at least they were allowed to shoot back . . . P.S. The "get yer knob out with the lads an give it a tug, or two" Pure Public School stuff, from a couple of blokes I met in the OTC.
  5. I too rate the Whitehouse service, phoned them about sommat and the phone was quickly answered by a knowledgable bloke who was most helpful, I also like their printed catologue(though I have not had reason to use it)
  6. Conor, More details on the BMW connection please, only pure curiosity mind. P.S. Having considered a petrol engined pressure washer, and likely to be Chonda engined, Loncin was my preferred choice, and L & S Engineers do do parts for Loncin.
  7. Eh! As in, where does the flue go that is any different to a floor mounted stove?
  8. Building renovation German style
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  9. On the face of it a hit, though some detail re the suspension arrangements and loadings would be nice? And a full height image?
  10. When our children were in childcare, a proper offical(and quite superbly run) local creche, it was costing us just more than half of the Mrs.'s salary, and she was the major earner on a(some say underpaid) teachers wages.
  11. And unmarried mothers . . .
  12. Probably looking more for flow than ultra high pressure. OR Should I consider a Loncin(now branded Villers) powered petrol engined washer, since LS Engineering supply bits?
  13. Not the manufacturers though, those in Government, bending to exaggerated environmental hysteria.
  14. Timeshare for Travellers perhaps . . .
  15. I cant seem to enter text when editing a post with images in? Anyway, that box has lasted all autumn and winter so far, and it might even have done a turn last year, it gets taken to the log pile to be refilled, and is the perfect size to be carrying with the simple cut-out handle-holes provided. I keep a couple in reserve, snaffling any I see free in Tescos.
  16. I presume miscreants and pikies are not allowed to purchase these tools, 'cos it kinda makes a nonsense o the whole "anti tamper" thinngy otherwise.
  17. My single biggest regret was not designing the house around the stove/stoves, in that a centrally located stove in the spacious hall, would have comfortably heated the hall and upstairs, with another one for the kitchen living room space. A neighbour who started after us incorporated a fireplace in his hall, as soon as I saw his layout I realized my mistake or ommission. But one really needs a well insulated openplan house design for stove heating to work.
  18. A wile-tidy supermarket sourced cardboard Banana box, photos to follow. With the debris from the stove and 5 dogs, the wife bes hoovering most mornings anyway.
  19. Weird arrangment, I had figgered the obvious reciprocating motion(the 2 big rams being a dead giveaway), but not the puzzling and unneeded sideways rotation. Anyway guarenteed to be very slow.
  20. I will be sure to "quote" in future Dan.
  21. You know, guessing the usual 60 minute ones ?
  22. I refuse to google "Grinder". Got my suspicions like . . .
  23. A suicidal angle grinder, it musta seen the fate that otherwise awaited it on the "FINGS WOT BROKE" thread
  24. I thought it was windthrown? Anyway, my somewhat cynical opinion of persons looking for "free" firewood, is they will cherry pick the clean heavier stuff and simply leave the brash and rubbish at there arse.

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