Stubby
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Mine has vermiculite board fitted as standard . So yes . You can buy it in different thicknesses . It cuts readily with a band saw or jig saw .
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does anyone know what's happened to alun jones?
Stubby replied to se7enthdevil's topic in General chat
Sorry mate . I dont know what has happened to him . -
Thats why my Burley is rated at a " nominal " 5KW but actually punts out more .....You can fit the room kit though . Will take 12" logs side ti side or 10" logs back to front .
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Looks the " billie bollox ":001_smile:
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That and cutters not so tall ...hence lopro
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Nissan pick up keeps loosing power , feels like fuel starvation . Change all fuel filters , clean injectors , service injector pump . Actual problem Worn tip on the neutral position switch . Gob a blob of weld on and re profile ( cost pence ) or buy a new switch ( £68 )
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Had Coopers for the last 3 sets . Like them very much .
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Ok fair play
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My honest opinion is you need to get a bit of dubbin on those boots matey
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Your a wind up merchant eggs ! I know its godda be you
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Any one can cut butter mate .
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Climbing Kit, Loler and the Sole Trader, Whats the Point?
Stubby replied to R Mac's topic in Climbers talk
My mate still climbs in an old Willans T22 that he bought in 1987 -
What's " badly dried wood " ? Did a naughty person dry it ? THANKS StubBy ThaNkS All
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Climbing Kit, Loler and the Sole Trader, Whats the Point?
Stubby replied to R Mac's topic in Climbers talk
The same . Never done it . -
According to TTP ( forth post in ) yes
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<p>Gary . Very sorry to hear your latest news matey . I am hoping there is still an answer my friend .</p>
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Check shirt and orange braces ! don't forget that
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I thought I would let you have this one as you were in so fast at the beginning bud
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This is a concise and accurate description of why any old wives tales of " it burns fine green " are a load of old bollox .
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For that size logs I would opt for a small table saw ( circular saw bench ) from one of the " tool marts " You could hold the length in both hands either side of the saw blade and drop the cut length into a trug or barrow or whatever . No back bending , no holding the weight of the log etc etc
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Once again
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When its green its full of water and when its dry its full of air . When seasoned burns fine if a little fast .
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Off to go tree climbing with my new set of 8.5 metres ladders.
Stubby replied to George Gorman's topic in General chat
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just Helicoil or similar .
