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Posts posted by predator
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I have an etesia no rot/rust as its a composit deck and will do wet'ish grass ok or if its really long/wet strim first
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if its only for occasional use etc i would use your closest dealer too for a saw .So its short runs to get spare/repairs too >>> worth thinking about etc
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Well its loaded n that was his aim for it to land on his pick up truck so another very successful tree job lol job and knock
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france has regulations concerning rainwater harvesting for domestic use.
For drinking it is strictly forbidden with the law being clear that you cannot connect your domestic system to your rainwater system.
Washing floors, watering plants, washing cars and all permitted.
For washing machine use there are strict controls, pre-treatments required and not if you have any asbestos element to your roof.
At home, most of our summer washing up water and baby baths go on watering the flowers on the balcony.
When we next buy a house to renovate we will install a large underground collection system for the toilets and garden watering.
Many people here have rainwater butts which are not sufficiently sealed and so make a breeding ground for mosquitos in the summer...misery.
Ty
i add a spot of bleach to my water butts or milton tablets it kills off any mozzeys etc
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i do it too have 4 waterbutts on the go and one piped to the bog works well as iam on a meter also
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made me proud of my old bus had mine 15 years now and only one clutch exhaust batterys nothing major
Isuzu Trooper travels 20 times around the globe - Farmers Weekly
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keep the cooling fins/cowels free of woodchip so you dont cook the engine
especially if its a windy day the cooling fan can suck the chip/debris in and block airflow in the cooling system thus buggerin the engine
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can i ask ? would you not also be liable for any injury's incurred for the untrained user
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I Hoovered up this afternoon, wish I'd got the Morphy Richards NLS73415
i think with that model you will be required to buy the matching suitcase ideal for holidays in the dales >> i can just see the other half,s face as your trying to fit the hoover into your suitcase when packing it lol
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I know nowt to do with trees etc but could,nt resist this video as i was searching the net on how to repair my daughters henry etc as she,s denied using it as a water pump and blown the motor even though it was wet through inside when i,ve stripped it lol
so here goes a really exciting bloke to go on your holidays with and yes he takes his own hoover in his suit case on holiday
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[/ame]I would like your views on this very very interesting subject about holidaying in the yorkshire dales with a hoover bless him
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could well be out of date but some of us cant afford new kit, so i was thinking of others who had old'er vehicles like myself my isuzu trooper is 17 years old and can still only carry/tow what it was built to do legally back in 1997
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I love the stuff burns very well ideal for getting the fire out of its slumber or use it for lighting up the stove when its been out stringy/hairy the better
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maybe me being wrong but just a thought as i already posted using a variac at lower volts workes better why not try a 110v transformer half the speed/power should help stop the bluing etc i tried mine at 110v and worked ok
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The Highways Agency found over 200 dead crows on the M4 near Bridgend recently, and there was concern that they may have died from Avian Flu. A Pathologist examined the remains of all the crows, and, to everyone's relief, confirmed the problem was NOT Avian Flu. The cause of death appeared to be from vehicular impacts. However, during analysis it was noted that varying colors of paints appeared on the ...bird's beaks and claws. By analyzing these paint residues it was found that 98% of the crows had been killed by impact with lorry's, while only 2% were killed by cars.
The Agency then hired an Ornithological Behaviorist to determine if there was a cause for the disproportionate percentages of truck kills versus car kills. The Ornithological Behaviorist quickly concluded that when crows eat road kill, they always have a look-out crow to warn of danger. They discovered that while all the lookout crows could shout "Cah", not a single one could shout "Lorry"
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over done it with the sherry
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yes i have children/adults now but put a brave face on when my youngest daughter visits she's 22 y/o others have moved away now all grown up etc and wont bog them down with my demons etc >>> there is only yourselves i've told some my deepest thoughts not all because it brings too much pain back to the surface i feel like a weak person telling you all this stuff
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sorry i not been on much my depression/anxiety has been giving me a bad time last few months not been through the door much even shopping washing etc has gone through the window" but have a cousin who has been helping out shopping visiting etc it can be a very lonely dark place to be and would'nt wish it on anyone even been thinking not sure why too put a chain round my neck tied to a tree and drive away fast i just keep re living the thought and keep breaking down most days for no reason
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had my fire going on and off for a few weeks now and funnily enough i have a washing line pulley too but was lucky missed it with the chainsaw but the log splitter found it
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BIG SIX corrugated roof sheets i got a full roof off ebay for 99p. I know they could be asbestos etc but dont intend smashing them up etc and there brilliant no drips and no drilling/screwing down they hold there own in the wind no problem been up now going into 3rd year and the birds love the moss that grows on the top too
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i got my bolts from screwfix and used some drilled old brake pads for big washers from my mates garage
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It's this.
HE'S NOT GOING TO GIVE UP LOL made me chuckle thanks for sorting it out
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ITS A FACEBOOK VIDEO of a bloke on a tractor getting a good thrashing of a conifer whilts trying to pull it out etc no idea how to copy/post it sorry
Oak logs - free - Newton Le-Willows
in Firewood forum
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I will have them please barry and would be very grateful too