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    Some bugger went an outbid me!
  2. difflock
    What like the confused Cowboy who burnt his balls riding the Range?
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    I hid my Brattonsound gun cabinet keys (twice) before going on holidays, hid them so well I could not find them that is! Anyway I had to ask a locksmith's advice, a 10mm dia hole with a cordless drill and tap with a hammer on a drift (about 3 min per lock) and I was in. Scheesh! P.S. Needless to say I did not order a spare set of keys when I lost the first set, neither "mislaid" set have ever surfaced yet either, a good few years later.
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    I was annoyed I did not put the 255 tyres on, instead of the factory fit 235's, saw one that weekend with the 255's on and it looked SO MUCH more purposeful, I could hardly credit they were only the next size up.
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    Yup, I intend to put a BIG not 540 PTO/250 rpm only sticker on it. Though I am the sole operator.
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    Yup, though some o the 'Derry men were a little unamused, on the other hand the Dublin guys were highly tickled.
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    I replaced the factory 6.5" pully with a 14" pully, I could not handily get a 13" one for whatever reason. Means the wee Kioti can now run the saw blade at the correct tip speed, while ticking over, much, much easier on the ears and the diesel too. I was so proud of my handiwork, I fitted a see-through polycarbonate guard. Complete with the newly re-toothed and sharpened blade, humming nicely and cutting like a dream. Other taken in Donegal, during our June bank holiday "G" Wagen meet, overlooking Magilligan, simply posted here because I really like the image
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    It all depends, mostly on the integrity of the design, with some allowance for whimsy, but mostly on the suitability and excellence of the materials used and thoughtful construction. And "I just know" what I like, but my tastes are remarkably catholic.
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    Top pic is the Harbour Bar in Portrush, bottom one is between Portballintrae and the Giants Causeway
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    I believe Stubby already is . . . Then he uses the charcoal to cook with.
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    Apart from buying myself a 12V Panasonic drill/screwdriver way back in the late 90's, and being impressed by its versatility, power, durability and longevity. The absolute clincher was buying a 36V Bosch pneumatic hammer drill for work, prob in the early noughties, and standing near-giggling in wonder as it bored 20mm dia holes in basalt like it was cheese. P.S. Our local motor factors, Ffyes, had a £129.00 DIY package deal, which included 5 individually boxed Draper(some Draper Professional, some not) power tools, a cordless drill, angle grinder, orbital sander, jigsaw, and sommat else, at least a couple of which tools were cordless.
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    Well the trees were certainly low to the ground when you had finished there "J"
  13. difflock
    PM me wi more detail please Eggs.
  14. difflock
    Hmm, I wonder how many blokes on, The Farming Forum THEFARMINGFORUM.CO.UK The modern & interactive discussion forum for agriculture. will have bought their wives a 500 deg C pyroletic oven, seeing as it ud be SO much better for heating bearing housings, or cast iron components prior to welding.
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    Yup! "JB Weld" with no other sub-descriptors is 2-pack epoxy stuff. Bit like "Hoover" being a vaccum cleaner.
  16. difflock
    Obviously Yorkie sized pooches, 'cos ye widnay forget about the donkey sized turds in your pocket from a proper Mastiff sized dog! Nor would one be likely to put them in ones pocket!
  17. difflock
    Well DuH!
  18. difflock
    WTF is Pyrolytic? Pryo is heat/temperature, so is it simply heat from electric? But, hey it sounds impressive.
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    Our old Belling drew sommat like 13.6kW if all rings, oven and grill were on at once. Cos I added them up. Gulp!
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    I remember admiring the simple work-a-round some manufacturer came up with in about 1980. I was at "The Poly" in Jordanstown, when a new cafe was opened, as I waited in line I was admiring the tea/coffee making hissing/frothing machine, which monolithic unit had 2 No leads, each ending in a fused on(if I remember correctly) 13 A plug, which plugs were plugged in side-by-side to a double socket. I did have ample time to cross examine the details and it all looked 100% factory kosher. Neat solution I thought.
  21. difflock
    I am still living!
  22. difflock
    Ah connected the gas up too, and repeated both excercises again recently when the daughter bought her Mum a flash new Bertazzoni cooker. Also rewired the consumer unit, to tidy it up. I am not an electrician, but . . .
  23. difflock
    I think? electric cookers came sans cable even 20 to 25 years ago, when I fitted ours. But due to my inveterate skip hoking and hoarding, I had enough cooker weight wire to do.
  24. difflock
    The first image is from a while ago. The other 2 are from Portballintrae this afternoon, the small vole/mouse? was sitting nibbling grass fair in the middle of the heavily trafficed path!
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    Michael Mann Loses Lawsuit Against Climate Sceptic Tim Ball - The Global Warming Policy Forum (GWPF) WWW.THEGWPF.COM Readers surely recall that the easily offended Dr. Michael Mann launched a court case for defamation against climate skeptic Dr. Tim Ball of Canada. In Feburary 2018 there was a...

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