fonzy
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Work with the equipment you have and only sell a top quality product. Take it from there.
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Appreciate we are more expensive to deliver to. I'll be in touch when I have a bigger order. thanks
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Tempted but delivery to aberdeenshire is to steep for me
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Looks like a JCB fastrac to me.
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I'd also recommend Nissan-Navara.net • View forum - Nissan Navara Community for a read.
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Ive had mine for 6 years, 57 plate no real issues. Both front hubs/bearing changed seems to be very comon fault but other han that its been ok. 60k on the clock. I use it for a lot of towing also.
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I do agree, turning the air off just to get embers in the morning is a false economy, poor combustion and little heat output.
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All I burn is well seasoned softwood. Since it's so easy to light there's no benefit of having embers in the morning, in fact I open my air vent up to avoid black glass. And as mentioned very little ash with softwood.
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Ring spanner on the bolt with a constant good amount of pressure on it whilst someone else "taps" the end with a hammer. As said heat on the femail threads will help
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Fuel price tracker
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Thanks. Far more efficient and safer in my opinion. No having to push big rings in with your chest. Note: Copy at your own risk
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My "adjusted" table splitter
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Some good ideas typed above. I would recommend an energy monitor, this helped me identify what a waste of elec my garage freezer was and it's a visual deterrent to everyone. One large waste is boiling a full kettle for one cup. I also change out my halogen hob for an induction one. I'd also look at the philips low energy bulbs, around £9 a pop but are quite bright and last a very long time. Two schools of thought regarding the water heater. Have it on a timer as it only heats water when required or have it on all the time so it is only using a little energy to keep a stead-ish temp. Again the energy monitor will help determine whats best for you. I have my hot water on (oil water and heating) constantly which works for us. I would suggest checking the temp it heating the water to, 65oC is uncomfortable on the hand. Get a monitor and try a few things. Fonzy
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Agree that a back boiler is likely to be the cause Fonzy
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Would love to know more on this, fuel, length of time fitted, etc Terror of mother, 21, and three-year-old son as wood-burning stove explodes and wrecks their home | Mail Online Fonzy
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Deepest Aberdeenshire, 750ft above sea level. Thankfully the neighbour came past with his John Deer to clear the road. Fonzy
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This was Saturday.
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Thanks for the replies folks. I tried wedging one side of the lifting bar on mine so that it pivots using only one handle, this works for brining the axe down but it won't raise. I have a plan for a better fix which will involve a welded pedal frame. Completely agree that 2 persons on a splitter is a recipe for disaster!
