Guss109
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very good:lol:
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I know a man selling an 08 plate 90 defender if that's of any use to you? It's a nice clean motor with mts on it and a few other bits
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If you pilot them first it should stop the tounge splitting. Might be worth buying a box and having a play with them if I remember right the last section by the head is a reverse thread to pull every thing together tight
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If your going to screw them down have a look for tounge tight screws I think there called. Not used them myself but have heard good reviews
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never said your old but you could be the young adoptive dad:thumbup: wouldn't say no to both of them as would make some jobs so much easier
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Now that looks an expensive fix
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Just be careful with the cheap nails as the gas is not the same think paslode gas has a lubricant in it. When I work as a joiner on the big sites they bought pallets of the cheaper nails but soon switched back to paslode as so many guns were going down with problems. Some people say it makes no difference but when you have to buy the machine yourself you look after them better so I never use cheap nails
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Very nice how did you know what was on my wish list:thumbup: don't suppose your looking for an older adoptive son:dontknow:
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Think it's a 448 or along that line. It's not a top of the range one as things were tight when I had to buy it but it's worked hard and earnt plenty of money
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Guess I must be lucky with my Viking as not had any problems with it and it gets used most days during the season. At least with the plastic deck you know it's not going to rust away and makes it a bit lighter as well. I'm guessing the ones your getting in to sort are used by people who don't have to buy them so don't really look after them:thumbdown:
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Choke on decomp in and prime it a few times pull it over till it farts then knock the choke of and decomp again and away you go. If hot decomp choke on then of prime and pull away but the destruction manual will tell you all about it
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Your right they are part of stihl. I work one of there mowers and it has worked hard for a living but still got a few seasons left in it yet but if money were no object I would get a Honda
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Snap the same here:thumbdown: got a feeling it's going to be slippery in the morning
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A bit late to reply but the roads are clear just now even tho the snow is back on. If your on Facebook have a look at the Grampian police page as there giving regular updates on the roads
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Kind of like this
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How do the straps tighten are they on a buckle? If so think we used to feed the loose end back on it's self though the buckle. Hope this makes some sense
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Just use jewsons own brand blue barrow and they seem to hold up well and only cost £30 something
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must be baltic if a geordie is thinking about putting a coat on:lol:
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Haha that made me laugh and cheered up a cold day
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will have to remember that saying:laugh1:
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Sounds straight forward enough and a lot of common sense then. I know the phonetic alphabet like the back of my hand and radio procedure thanks to my time in the forces. I better hope the nurses arnt little hotties then when I'm peeing in to the cup :blushing:
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I've got my medical and D&A screening on weds then hopefully my course next month. So the main question really is what's the actual course like and what's involved in it? Any tips and advice welcome
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That's a lovely surprise and bet it cheered up your day and a great gesture from chris well done that man
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Looking for a good mig welder 180/200 amps plus
Guss109 replied to mendiplogs's topic in General chat
Have been having a spy at them but not to sure what one to choose. Any recomendations? Sorry for the hijack Jon -
Looking for a good mig welder 180/200 amps plus
Guss109 replied to mendiplogs's topic in General chat
Me to as I'm looking for a reasonable priced mig to get me started
