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Eastern Lithuania if that makes a difference
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My mate claims he’s never seen fruit on it. Suspect it is anyway.
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What machine is it?
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And then there’s Stuart living the dream with both.
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You’re talking about Rotatech £12 chain. I’ve always been an ardent Stihl user but have heard reports of bad metal recently. Points not holding, chrome flaking off the top plate. Has anyone here seen that? If it’s the case then firstly I’ll be depressed as hell and secondly I’ll be thinking why not buy crap as long as it’s cheap crap.
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England Woodland Creation Offer - Leicstershire
AHPP replied to Dk3001's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
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Smoke Sunak.
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If you want to kick arse, the 500i. If you don’t need the absolute best power:weight you can get and would rather have the slightly more maintainable carb for the long term serviceability, the 461. That said, how often do injectors go wrong in all the modern things they’re in. My 500i had a new one not long after I got it and the risk of repeat failure doesn’t worry me now (and I’m the sort of person who worries about stuff like that). The price difference really does make your choice hard because a 25” on a 500i really does sing.
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Builders use Henrys because they have a face on and pitch conversation at the right level.
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Get used to using the pull line as a progress capture and pig pulling it with whatever you have to hand. That way the winch doesn't need to be anything special or anything with a long pull. This guy pigs onto the progress capture (tree wrap) rope with a prussik but you could use a portawrap for the progress capture and an alpine butterfly for the midline attachment if you prefer. Bear in mind you might need several butterflies for long pulls and they need to be far enough away to not interfere with your progress capture and close enough together that your short-pulling pig system can reach the next one. The video guy's pig system is the orange tape. The sort of thing you could use is a wire comealong, which are cheap as chips, commonly available here and strong.
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Google gave me the NGK reading guide but it’s nothing like the green I’ve got. I’ll email NGK and thrash out a royalty arrangement for them using my photos.
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I'm recruiting for one with a similar purview but that's a bigger job.
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Now that's sales patter I can get behind.
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I want local electrical infrastructure to suffer when I turn it on.
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Does the EU bollocks apply to just domestic ones? ie If I buy one from screwfix, will it be full fat?
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I've got a 2 horsepower, 50 litre, oiled single cylinder in the shed and it's barely big enough. Runs constantly and drops pressure while blowing stuff out, saws, boots, trousers, helmet etc. Even more annoying when it's underpowering an impact wrench. I'd consider a 50 litre twin cylinder if I was tight on space but bigger if at all possible. Don't consider an oilless model. They break.
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Had a Henry and didn't rate it. I did find it in a skip though so it may not have been the best example of the marque. What's a step up from Henry anyway? You might think, "It can't be that bad." It is.
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My house is a bloody disgrace. Sawdust, grimy arb sediment, not being arsed to take boots off etc. My selection of domestic hoovers doesn't touch it. What's a decent industrial one that will do medium duty shedwork and extremely heavy duty housework? £2-300, new or second hand. None of this modern, eco-friendly, low powered motor nonsense. The job needs horsepower.
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Anyone remember this?
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There's nothing to get. People are cross. They'll become less cross. They'll go for walk to the stump and say it's a shame. It is and that's that.
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Calm down, you southern drama queen. You live on a swamp in Kent. It's just a tree in a nice place, sycamores are ten a penny and it's only famous for being in a Kevin Costner film. In about three days, the locals will go back to buying Lindisfarne mead (probably made in Northampton from Latvian honey) and wondering at the rich history of Beamish museum.
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2.5 engines are good. Make sure it has an undertray. Without one, the auxiliary belt tensioners fall apart quickly. The handbrake will drag until you modify the calipers. Luckily calipers are also cheap.
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Aye, mine was a shite effort really. Only one big egg hiding under all the stuff. Wasn't that hungry.
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I’m not an aesthetician.
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Get Dempsey on the six o clock news. “It’s a ****************in sycamore. It’ll be twice as big next year. Calm down, deary.” <swigs Chablis>
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