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Looked like an ever green bush to me but sure what would I know.........'twould fit in well here in the kingdom.......
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Tetanus Vaccination is for life, not just for School!
Stock replied to Katie at FoxMedics's topic in General chat
I bet it was "Tommy" see him here.......... [ame= ] [/ame] -
my recommendation would be for a couple of 10w led exterior lights, great light,cost pennies to run and are supposed to last for 15k hours........... https://quickbit.co.uk/10w-LED-Floodlights
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Lot 404 - UK Ministry of Defence Online Auction. New Items added daily. Auction runs 365 days a year 24 hours a day. - UK Ministry of Defence Online Auction. New Items added daily. - BidSpotter.com sweet tool
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What make of crane is it? does the oil come from the gearbox/ back axle? Is the pump attached to the engine? If the oil is stored in the back end of the tractor then the oil would be 15w 40 suitable for wet brakes. If the oil is stored in it's own tank then ISO32 hydraulic oil would be appropriate.............. A picture would help........
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Competent in our legislation says " having the appropriate knowledge, skill and experience to carry their assigned task" As for discouraging thinking, most H&S legislation I have read is based on the premise of "correct planning and resourcing of work" ergo thinking it the lack of employee thinking that causes problems............. Common sense is not common practice............. As for the question "where do I get my H&S advice? well that would be myself..............
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Long term forecast for London, England (United Kingdom) ? yr.no I find this site rather accurate........................
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Heli-coil it...........
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My solution..............run off 12v............. [ame= ] [/ame] this is a mix of two Oregon products............
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Ohh! where to start? The engine, pump, cylinder, and axe-head are all related. Engine size denotes pump size as in L/min or gal /min. Pump size denotes ram size as in speed. The bigger the ram the more fluid it takes to fill so a small pump will be slow, a big pump will need hp to drive. Secondary to that a big ram with a large diameter will deliver high tonnage. high tonnage allows for a bigger axe head or even a multi axe. So where do you start ........if you go for a high ton ram then it need to be a very substantial construction. do you want it to be horizontal or vertical? I have built a few one of which is on the logsplitter thread. My latest creation I haven't displayed here yet.
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Time..........lots of it
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She a 390 just coming up on 12mts old............. I'll beg to differ with you folks, in my experience Stihl never made anything that could be worked, even the stihl helmet I have is a piece of crap only bought it because the husky store was sold out................
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This is our collection of Huskys arranged on next winters supply of firewood.........
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Can anyone please help with this serious accident?
Stock replied to Noggin1988's topic in General chat
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I think that engine was fitted to the 674 tractor. You might also consider the 684 or 784 engine all had the same mating plate mounts that is if the old grey cells are recalling correctly...................
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Built one of these light weight and easily portable. [ame= ] [/ame]
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Take a ramble over to here and look for Eddy backblade he has one on a modified Kubota. He does some fantastic work with it........ The British Construction Equipment Forum - Powered by vBulletin
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one from earlier last year............
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http://vid760.photobucket.com/albums/xx247/stock--/Equipment/DSCF9307_zps1359b10a.mp4
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This one I built last year......
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The important ones................:thumbup1:
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So why not forget about repopulating the red and concentrate on the Pinemartin population. As they seem to be a natural predator of the grey they would control the grey squirrel population far more effectively than we can................
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18 and proud of it
