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Stubby

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    You can get them on Amazon ?
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    I did the same on my D22 and it passed all MOT s .In fact it passed one last month according to the bloke I sold it to . It smelled like a diesel though .
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    Fuck right off everybody
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    In the days of the old 15amp round pin plug the cookers were wired with the old " twin and earth " 3 core behind a ceramic guard over the terminal block .
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    I thought all cookers were 3 pin plug stuff now a days . The last 2 I had were
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    Blue Hylomar .
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    Pigs wee ! ?
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    If I could afford it I would get a Rivian pick up truck . I could put up with the " Buck Rogers " front for the 900hp , shed loads of torque and independent electric motor at each wheel , all the storage space , 0 - 60 in a nano second and ....no DPF ?
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    On my Navara It says if the DPF light comes on to drive at 50mph or more till it goes out . not had to do it though .
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    E5 fuel

    Stubby replied to Wonky's topic in Chainsaws

    Google ethanol wrecking small engines in the USA .
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    My old Navara D22 specified every 6K . My D40 says every 12K but for the reasons stated above I still stick to 6K + filter .
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    Clutch replacement

    Stubby replied to nemcc's topic in Chainsaws

    I have always found compression to be enough . Make sure the de comp button is out . An aluminum or copper drift on one of the clutch arms and a stiff whack with a No 5 copper and hide mallet . LH thread remember . Should be little direction of rotation for " off " arrows cast on to the clutch to remind you .
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    Pissed down all night . Sky clearing now . Wind picked up .
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    local village knitting circle ?
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    Brenig smock

    Stubby replied to Stere's topic in General chat

    You are obviously not working hard enough ......If you are not wet you are not working . T shirt ! ?
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    Yep it is euro 5 engine ..........Ratty , sorry to hear about the Mrs leaving .
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    I have the Navara tekna 65 plate . The DPF light has never come on and I do mostly short trips . About once a fortnight I might take my daughter to Midhurst , about 18 miles round trip and the odd trip to DM Chainsaws in Walberton ( similar distance ) .
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    Mmmmm . Scary it is .
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    I could well be wrong here but I don't think there is a " law " that states you can't buy a top handle without a ticket ( you would not be able to buy second hand on Ebay etc if there was ) but some manufactures / out lets recommend that a ticket be shown .
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    Brenig smock

    Stubby replied to Stere's topic in General chat

    Not me .
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    Don't forget Alder kings horses and Alder kings men ....?
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    Fender electric guitar bodies are almost all made from Alder since they ran out of swamp Ash back in the sixties .
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    ANSI ( American national standards institute ) 12mm bolt has an 18mm across the flats head . What the pitch or thread angle is I don't know .
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    If you ever worked in a " trade shop " tool makers that would be all you ever used .
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    Anyone leaving it on the floor , well its up to them indoors . Anyone leaving it on the ground in a bag is a twat . Its better off not in a bag . Slugs and beetles etc etc deal with it eventually . Preserving it in a bag is stupid .

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