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billpierce

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  1. There's is one in kernow, near some mine works not too far from helston. Lovely dead bit of spiney oak
  2. billpierce

    Dolmar ct

    I'd try a message to shavey on here. He will be able to help point you towards value etc
  3. Interesting read thanks for posting!I'm Not quite there for doing more than exhaust modding just yet but will get there in sure. Seems enough juat keeping everything sharp and well maintained! Ta
  4. Nice vid. Good to see. Enjoyed the grippy pine. Incredible how they can juat hold on when at 45 degrees eh? Thanks for posting
  5. It's toughy. I have used tung and been happy but definitely darkens it. Black bison wax hardly changes the colour and if you don't polish it loads won't go shiny but will not protect super well. My parents love their oak table. They have left it bare and just give it a good scrub every now and then. It's really light colour and smooth as ought as has been scrubbed for last 20 yrs....def an option I would consider
  6. Will try to get it yep
  7. Thanks dudes, if have for spares or meybs fixable. it's seized. 50quid. Kind of hoping it was a 372. All parts present. Will see......
  8. Don't think the fella can be bothered to look Felix, I did ask
  9. For sale locally as spares. What model is it? Fella doesn't know. Says it's xp
  10. Aye got a pair. Had them a few years and still going strong juat starting to loose a few seams now but still water tight. Would have another pair again
  11. Aye good to see you doing this and a good read thanks
  12. Thanks James, had it out for a few tanks last week, went very well until I refilled it and refused to start! More investigation required but expect carb issue as it would fire and run for a short time but die when revved. Have ordered an oem carb kit and some other bits......will update
  13. Looking good, pleased you got some good stuff out of it. I have had a disastrous milling of oak with brown staining etc, but I was after big 3ft wide boards and too often was a rot patch writing that board off. Looks like you have milled it to sensible dimensions! Plans for it?
  14. There is a timberwolf truckloder on gumtree for 1700 if your after a well made small cheap chipper?
  15. I hope you also have your nptc hand held leaf blower ticket?
  16. Yep I was breaking screens every few months for a while. Even with screen protectors on. Now I have a Samsung xcover 4. Had it for nearly a year no probs. And it has some hard case on also.....water proof and shock proof The Motorola droid turbo looks tough also
  17. Disagree with you, but highly commend your manner of discussion, refreshing!
  18. It'll need a tap with a brass drift or similar then. Will be too tight to undo with pliers I expect
  19. I'm just near allendale, went up to weardale ski club today. Was ace they have 800m or so of lifts and many routes down....was genuinely good day snowboarding and half an hour from home! And only 20quid! Pretty epic at the top!
  20. Google it. If it's outboard you can stuff starter cord on the spark plug hole and knock it with a brass drift. Will be opposite thread to normal. Maybe you already tried? Stick a pick up
  21. I got a second hand 361 off the national trust about 8 yrs ago. Ace saw and better than the 362s I've used. 9pin .325 sprocket on goes well

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