Daniël Bos
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Customers, full stop!
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http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat/35271-splicing-workshop.html
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Can anyone tell me "how legal" it is to burn brash on site?
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I was most amused actually! Even more so, when after what I'd considered was obvious "baiting" the discussion went straight to "ag regs and cherry":lol:
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Log splitter for splitting very knotty,beech, oak etc
Daniël Bos replied to cessna's topic in Firewood forum
well, that was a stupid remark on my part then wasn't it:biggrin: I meant no critique on your contraption, I just enjoy trying to make things simpler and easier, especially on home-made stuff. I often end up making horribly complicated contraptions to "make things easier" though:biggrin: -
Log splitter for splitting very knotty,beech, oak etc
Daniël Bos replied to cessna's topic in Firewood forum
Great looking bit of kit you built, like the pedal swithgear. I often use a big Simba cultipress and it uses very simply clamp-on collars around the main lifting ram for depth adjustment. Imagine a big peg pegged on the cylinder with chamfered inner edges to protect the seal. There's three different widths for endless combinations for fine tuning. Edit: Would it not have been easier to just drill some holes in the H-beam for different hights of R-clippage? -
Tank vent on mine blocks with German punctuality...
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I looked at the title of this thread and thought I was gonna see a vid of these Identical twins having an ms200 deathmatch. dissapointed...
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Actually, it's a "Northern Viking freezing his bollocks off after 40 miles of Ice-skating" kind of beard, but yes, the two styles are quite similar:lol:
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Sorry, that's come out a bit big, nearly 1/3 of life size!
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Frosty beard...
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And have a very clever 3D printer...
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I wish I'd look twelve when clean shaven! I just look like a weathered old git with a fat head when I shave, whereas with a beard I just look like a weathered old git.
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I might be wrong here, but I'm not normally...\ The way I read it it says they can only send out to pro users after proof of training or "known customers". If you go to Redruth and say:" Hi all I'm Big T!" (and get a quick tour of your chosen machine) you'll be a "known user" surely and should be ok to buy whatever Stihl has to offer via mr Jones and associates? If that's not it, how does one become a known customer? Does it take a lunchtime date with Justin? a week in the Maldives together? when do you know someone?
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Well done monsieur Bolam, you've now lead us from a pointless discussion with some novelty factor to a pointless discussion that's been had a 1000 times before:lol:
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Surely people who drive white transits have diplomatic imunity from any form of prosecution?
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My wife's the opposite. When I shave (on average 1.3 times a year:001_smile:) I'm not allowed in the bed before all the lights are off.
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I'd fit it myself, if she says I'm allowed. My dad had a couple af range rover's on lpg recently, but both 3.9's (and both died horrible rattly deaths) so I wondered if there's much differnce between the 3.5 and the 3.9? It would not be a new kit, too expensive especially if vehicles like these cost less than just a conversion. My time is quite cheap, a lot cheaper than the mech's time anyway. I also enjoy mucking about with cars and such but have no experience with LR's so...
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Do you want to shave, really, at this time of year? I could provide you with a pic either way, you call it:biggrin:
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Hi Experts, How easy would it be to convert a 3.5V8 to lpg, and how much would it cost? I know it may shorten the longevity of the engine a tad but would like one for near base and short trips so not that relevant?. There's all those "snatch" lr's sitting in Colsterworth, and they seem a good start for building up a tough vehicle but they're all fitted with the 3.5 V8. Thanks, Daniel Ps, the wife/camp commander keeps my wallet so suggestions of "just get a £6K 130" shall be laughingly ignored.
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I bet they'll be drier after a week out of the water than they were a week after they were felled.
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Nice Truck:thumbup1: Eager to see underground green-laning pics as well:biggrin: What is the gizmo near the ignition, in the fifth pic?
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never let the fire service do tree surgery
Daniël Bos replied to testcricket01's topic in Video forum
I bet you do too, considering:"Trees, the most deadly vegetation on the planet!" -
Tree grown up against Phone line pole. What happens...?
Daniël Bos replied to hazzygawa's topic in General chat
I once caught a guide-rope of a big electric stick, it gave the wires a nice litttle tug and snapped them off the wall of the boss' house, 6 poles further:001_smile: They were there and gone agin within the hour. I offered to foot the bill when it would come as it was a stupid mistake I made and I've yet to see it. (4years +) -
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