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Oil Analysis - Diesel Engine Research
fergusonforestry replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in General chat
there have been times for me any oil is better than no oil had a wee gsx250 with a cracked casing being my only transport had no choice but to use it till it got fixed used to top it up with oil for the tractors at work -
would alloy sheet no do the job? again an edge of alloy angle or summat
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old johnsered i got recently can't get a spark tried a plug and switch still nuffin any idea where i can get a coil?
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i did one before using galvi chanel from an old shed
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mary adcock and thomas twatt, seen in a graveyard i was workin in recently
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there were a few 4x4 conversions built looked quite smart
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seen an advert recently for doors with galvi frames thought about time!
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there was a councillor up north called donald duck
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one of our chippers has a habit of losening of through vibration done this a few times loaded a grabfull of logs onto the back of the truck one day forgetting to check first bye bye rakes! coulda been worse no saws on
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aye thats current mot but these new proposals want it so all vehicles must be 100% as they left factory to be road legal, like i said surely its not workable least i hope no otherwise my chop is screwed haha
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if this is followed too the letter then non standard horn do not pass go! absolute crackers!
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rather cover a car in dust than be found covering it with with sheets! nice a sentiment it may be but can you imagine the hooha it could cause!
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thats the kinda thing that should be picked up at mot but the proposal is not oe not roadworthy tdi in a s3 off the road matey, wider wheels off the road, winch off the road etc madness!
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aye just been looking at this on a bike forum, surley its not workable? millions of modified vehicles out there and ther no just talking boy racers they mean everything!
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coal dross, good for keeping the fire in overnight
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seen today at a vintage show in orkney
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money goes towards new equipment etc
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why not? the alernatives are tipping it, like desertrat says it all goes back into council pot at end of day
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any use?
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what about adapting a bicycle rear hub?
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check 1:30! [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vycnMZ2uf3w&feature=related]Honor The Giants - 1080p - YouTube[/ame]
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Existing car or small vehicle drivers If you already have a licence to drive cars or small vehicles (category B and BE), you'll keep your entitlement to tow trailers. Your entitlement to tow trailers will stay as it was when you passed your driving test. To tow heavier trailers after 19 January 2013, you'll need to follow the rules for new drivers, below. New drivers from 19 January 2013 Category B There is no change to category B entitlement to tow trailers. Category BE If your trailer weighs over 750 kg and the combined trailer and towing vehicle weight is more than 3,500 kg, you’ll need to pass a further test. The trailer you tow must not be heavier than 3,500 kg. This test will be shown on your driving licence as category BE. this doesn't seem to suggest anything different
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did tip a timber trailer over once right enough no pics though
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had tractor of the ground a few times but never over thankfully!
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Wouldn't a 'skilled' tree surgeon visually assess?
fergusonforestry replied to McMichael's topic in General chat
i mind being at a site meeting and had an old fella musta been in his 70's V a Clinometer the old fella was spot on every time just looked it up and down went "oh about 67ft " (e.g) and it was!
