Stubby
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Were off next weekend to watch bath rugby what day it will be
Stubby replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
We lost as well at the Stoop . Exeter had a good defense . We played well and were allover the place and leading early on but gave away too many penalties under the posts . (Sent Jon a couple of pictures of us loosing and he sent me a couple of pictures of his lot loosing ) One or two dodgy decisions that were critical too . We never gave up though ! -
How many gears do they have ? Do they have a reverse gear ?
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It plays " High Chaparral " music whilst cutting ....
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Not got any pics of my 26 year old , he is long gone . Got his negative now ...
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I am going to try a 50 : 1 mix of Red Line and Aspen 4 . see what that smells like !
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Were off next weekend to watch bath rugby what day it will be
Stubby replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Sounds like you gonna have a good day mate . Me and Jack will get the 11,40 from Chichester . Change at Clapham junction and 3 stops we are there . Short walk to the ground get something to eat on the way . -
Been holding off and holding off but just could not resist . More concerned about the wrong thinking about high octane ......
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Were off next weekend to watch bath rugby what day it will be
Stubby replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
What time is your kick off today Jon . Ours is 3.00pm . Bit of a cold wind . -
Just watched that . Took him about 30 seconds to work it out . Bonkers
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Just think how much better your saw would run on lower octane fuel then and then add up the extra cost for years and see what you could have saved
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Think its just me and him at the moment ...COME ON YOU QUINS
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You would be better off paying less for not so high octane fuel and spending what you save on a better quality oil ...dare I say it ........Red Line Racing 2T oil
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Thanks Wes . Backs up what I said .
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Hi octane fuel will only combust properly if you have enough compression to do it . That may be the case in your competition bikes but it wont be in your saws unless you are running them with pop up pistons . It is a myth that hi ostane runs cleaner and cooler . Its a marketing thing . You look at the numbers on the pump and automatically think highest is bestist ! Buy for court pump fuel and not supermarket fuel to avoid as much ethanol as you can .
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I think high octane fuel is harder to ignite in relatively low comp small engines . The higher the octane rating the more the fuel has to be compressed to ignite properly so in some instances ( small 2 stroke engines ) it actually wont run as well than it would with a lower octane rating . The most important thing is to get a fuel with the least amount of ethanol in it .
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I thought high octane was not good for the "relatively " low comp small engines ?
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Thats a cracker !
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In like Flyn Mark ! You always makes I fair chuckle bud
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Same with security wheel nuts You can buy the complete socket set with all the patterns in to undo all of them or even cheaper the one size fits all ( inside out female " easy out " type socket ) . Whats the point ?
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Had him from a kitten . Saw the vet twice in his 26 years . Once to be neutered when small and once 26 years later to be put to sleep , in my arms . He had started having fits and they were becoming more frequent . He was a good old stick . Used to sit on my fence in the poring rain for ages . Could come in when he liked but would just sit there .
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Was a thread on the other day to do with insurance claims . Stuff going missing from trucks/vans with no visible forced entry . Skeleton keys apparently ......
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Daffyd . My last cat was a black one and he lived till he was 26 ! Oddly have an all white one now
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Mmm . Thats ok to say loike . Glad you are happy .
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Coppicing with a clearance saw
Stubby replied to Dorset Treeman's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Just a note here if you are using a brush cutter rather than a dedicated clearing saw some harnesses have a different ( higher ) attachment point for the webbing were the cutter clips on to effectively shorten the cutter shaft . Well my Husqvarna harness does anyway . -
Thanks Jon . He is a real character that one
