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65.1% Macron 34.9% Le Pen Les résultats du second tour Résultats élection Presidentielle 2017 N

It should undo, as suggested above try a ratchet handle on an allen key socket type bit. Or you could try a DMM Focus swivel as they have the means to undo & permanently attach on one link - see the green ones on Jonsies site. N

Well, it does actually. I wrote a similar script in ASP to stop spambots some years ago & whilst it required the originating IPs it shouldnt be difficult to get that from the web log & if necessary block entire IP ranges. However, Im having my best guess here in the light of almost no technical information. As for XSS vulnerabilities, Ive lost count of the number of times clients have informed me 'my websites been hacked' when it hasn't. Theyve just allowed an XSS vulnerability to be exploited & unfortunately forum hosting software seems to be their favourite target. Chromes protection is the weakest when compared with other browsers (I think there remains an open issue for this), IE's slightly better but the best protection comes from using NoScript as recomended in an earlier post & I personally would not use a web browser with out it. N

Cant you work out the originating IP then block it, Have you checked for cross site scripting vulnerabilities as it could be that? Theres loads of scripts for htaccess file or use a free Java such as: <script type="text/javascript"> // Block IP address script- By JavaScriptKit.com (JavaScript Kit- Your comprehensive JavaScript, DHTML, CSS, and Ajax stop) // For this and over 400+ free scripts, visit JavaScript Kit- JavaScript Kit- Your comprehensive JavaScript, DHTML, CSS, and Ajax stop // This notice must stay intact for use. //Enter list of banned ips, each separated with a comma: var bannedips=["23.23.23.23", "11.11.11.11"] var ip = '<!--#echo var="REMOTE_ADDR"-->' var handleips=bannedips.join("|") handleips=new RegExp(handleips, "i") if (ip.search(handleips)!=-1){ alert("Your IP has been banned from this site. Redirecting...") window.location.replace("http://www.google.com") } </script>

First rain for about 5 maybe 6 weeks until today so hoping for a bit more as very dry.

Hi You may be able to configure web forwarding in your domain control panel, this needs to be done with a 301 option that tells Google to re-allocate current search rankings to the new domain. If your domain is on a windows server that supports ASP, copy & paste this text save as index.asp & transfer to the old domain (replace newdomain.co.uk with your new domain name) <%@ Language=VBScript %> <% Response.Status="301 Moved Permanently" Response.AddHeader "Location", "http://www.mynewdomain.co.uk/“ %>

Sacre Bleu! Stocked up with a few boxes of Roche Mazet Merlot 6.50 for three litres, so bring your trailer when you come over:biggrin: Its portes ouvertes at Daheron this weekend so off to see them for their open day - http://www.vignoble-daheron.fr/en/our-wines.html N

Really? Its about 3 euro a litre here:biggrin: N

Hi I dont have a 560 but can recommend Sugihara bars, see Robs site at Chainsawbars selector for chainsaw guide bars, chains and sprockets Check your gauge as SH do a .50 narrow kerf as well as a .58 for the 560 N

Yes, good points Kevin To be honest it wasnt very well thought out as well as breaking election pledges & I suspect Hammond may not be chancellor for much longer N

Hi Its a very good saw for the money, Ive had mine about 5 years now & love it N

That made me smile, reminded me when I was young & would fell silver birch with my father, part of a conservation project. One weekend no saws available, out came the felling axes... So I'd climb the tree - they wernt too tall then swing out to bend it right over as silver birch flex, hanging a few feet from the ground then one hit from dad would snap it like a twig & Id drop into the heather laughing. seemed to work well, no H&S then & never got a scratch N

Im with you here, another strap, nothing too heavy & circumfrence provides greater control with improved heat dispersion from friction. Theres nothing quite like a bit of improvise, adapt & overcome to solve a problem & sure many a man rigged round a crotch to lower limbs well before bollards were around. The only real issue here is if something went wrong causing damage, injury or worse & all the pointy sticks would be at who ever was in charge. However, you can have the best kit in the world & some one will some how, manage to make a mess of it all. N

Sounds like more than one then Stubby! N

Agree, but its the capacity of the battery that determines the charge rate usually the capacity divide by 10. Lawnmower bateries are in the 30-40 Amp/hr capacity which requires a 3-4 Amp charger. A car battery is around 100 Amp/hr & chargers will apply more current depending on its design, some may only reach 4 or 5 Amps maximum which is sufficient if left overnight as charge current reduces as voltage increases with most constant voltage chargers - or it may have a high/low setting so selecting low would limit the current. Over charging is acceptable for a short period, but can risk buckling the plates or as above in Peatifs post. N

Hi again, a bit more detail: Generally 12V batteries that dip below 10.5V become too sulphated to recover & the damage ireversible. For a battery capacity in A/hr of C normally the max charge rate is generally C/10 so a 35Amp/hr you'd charge at 3.5Amps. Carging at rates above C/10 can help to remove sulphite so giving it a blast with your car charger should help. You need to keep an eye on battery voltage & electrolyte level & not overcharge for too long or let it get too warm though. If a battery is left uncharged then the risk of sulphation incresaes & you need to try and remove the sulphate that has plated out on the lead. The problem is that the sulphate hardens with time so the effect becomes permanent. Daniels post above also refers to this. The use of a CTek charger may help as they have a de-sulphation step in the charge cycle, really its a preventative measure rather than a cure as if its been left a long time without charging its probably too late. The process referred on YouTube of connecting a good battery in parrallel & then reversing the polarity of the good battery is to attempt re-condition a sulphated battery. Ive tried it with both a good battery & the output of a welder I think it was 21V with limited success but there are some fairly large currents flowing so you need to take care as it could cause explosion <insert disclaimer here> If a good charge dosn't work, draw stumps & buy another battery along with a CTek 3.8 or 5.0 which can charge all types of lead acid battery. N

Me too, discharge below 10.5 Volts for lead acid battery is terminal Those CTek chargers are pretty good & help prevent sulphation I would charge it at a higher rate - more than trickle - to try and help reverse the effects of deep discharge but would be surprised if it does hold charge. Keep a check on the water level and loosen the cell tops to allow gassing. N

As I understand it a 545 is a 550 without 'rev boost' which enables the saw to achieve maximum revs quicker as opposed to the peak revs achieved & I think the 555 is too. Theres probably some minor differences, but Please correct me if neccessary. N

Nice work, We had a storm last week & 50 or so similar sized poplars got downed in a wood, quite a few were 100% fracture as opposed to root plate going so you made the right decision N

Thanks for the update & good to hear all went well, nice one Ty. N

Disgraceful situation, I'm sure if chief constable Sara Thorntons house got burgled (head of NPCC) they'd be round like a shot. N

Yes, Sugihara bars are definitely worth it; light, rigid & hard wearing. I suspect the Tsumura bars are also very good but havnt tried one N

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Indeed, If a cheap crank can fail so catastrophically then who knows what else? Chain brake for example. Better to spend your cash on something decent. N