WelshMan

It's difficult to say. But if you enlarge the photo and look at the lower branch to the right, it's not too difficult to see that if that branch was broken off, it could leave the same type of wound.

Check whether the Party Wall etc Act 1996 applies. Planning Portal - The Party Wall etc Act 1996

I don't get redirected. To me it looks as though the first listing in your post "lifted" the photos from the second listing. I wouldn't buy from either though. I think both are dodgy and probably hijacked accounts. I definitely wouldn't buy other than cash on collection. No Paypal or bank transfers.

In most cases the Land Registry official plan won't give precise boundary indications. Have a look at Land Registry Practice Guide 40 (Boundaries). https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/land-registry-plans-boundaries/land-registry-plans-boundaries-practice-guide-40-supplement-3 You may find that the old pre-registration deeds (if they're still available) have useful measurements. However, if after measurement somebody finds that they actually own a few feet of land on the other side of the fence, now within their neighbour's garden, there's usually very little that they can do about it if their neighbour has used the land for 10 or 12 years (depending if it's registered) because the neighbour has adverse possession. After 10 years’ adverse possession, the "squatter" will be entitled to apply to be registered as proprietor in place of the registered proprietor of the land. I doubt that occasional maintenance of a hedge will be sufficient to obtain a possessory title. "Adverse possession requires factual possession of the land, with the necessary intention to possess and without the owner’s consent." https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/adverse-possession-of-registered-land/practice-guide-4-adverse-possession-of-registered-land [The Practice Guide has already been posted by a previous poster.] NoRush, your comment that "We don't own the hedge" is pertinent to the issue, as is making enquiries as to ownership. Likewise, trying to bill a third party for your costs of maintaining the hedge over the last 20+ years would be tantamount to acknowledging their ownership. I suspect that on paper (at least) it may well be owned by the developer of the housing estate. I think that you may be able to defeat the claim of the local rich guy, but I doubt that you'll get possessory title either. You could try going to the local planning office and inspect the file for the development of the housing estate. The more recent the development, the more likely that there are likely to be site plans etc. showing the extent of the developer's ownership at the time of the planning application. Obtaining a copy from the Land Registry of the relevant transfer to the nearest house on the development may also show ownership of the land on which the hedge is located.

Does this look familiar? https://forestryequipmentsales.com/29/Firewood-Processors/392/Hakki-Pilke-1-X-37-PTO-Firewood-Processor.html Machine located in Indiana.

I have a PDF of the service manual for the MS361. PM me with your email address if you want me to email it to you.

I think that's a part number. 1127 is the code for that model. For example the air filter for an MS290 or MS390 is 1127 120 1620. 1127 021 0800 is the crank case.

You can tell the current tax and MOT status of a vehicle here: https://www.vehicleenquiry.service.gov.uk/

Is this the one? 731-2505 Mulch Plug Buy Spare Parts for LAWNFLITE 404 - 13B4065-611 (2005) Mowing deck 60,5cm, 3 in 1 - Powertool Spares

I don't know if anything here is of any use, but it might be worth a look: Professional Shop Manuals

My elderly parents are looking to buy a portable petrol water pump to water their recently planted trees including willow, ash and hazel. Water can be taken from the adjoining river/stream. It would need to raise water about 3m maximum probably to an old bath or tubs. They're not too worried about pressure or flow rates. It needs to be fairly light-weight ie. easily moved on a barrow. There are quite a few on ebay in the range £100 to £150 with bores ranging from 1" to 3". I haven't a clue what I'm looking for. So if anyone's got any useful advice that would be great. I'm also not sure what needs to be done about filtering the water.

Where did you get the genuine MTD belts from, in case I need some in the future?

Have you looked at MTD's site? You can download manuals: http://www.mtdproducts.com/equipment/OwnersCenterView?storeId=10500&catalogId=20500&langId=-1

5% if held out for sale as firewood. HM Revenue & Customs See para's 3 and 7.

The guy sounds very confused. What would the point of having a limited liability company if you intended to go bankrupt? If you go bankrupt the trustee in bankruptcy can sell your house. I suspect that he meant liquidation of the company rather than personal bankruptcy.

Resistor or non-resistor spark plugs? I was intending to change the spark-plugs on my parents' mowers with Briggs & Stratton engines. One is a 3.5hp Mountfield, the other a 16.5hp MTD. The plugs in our spares-box are the non-resistor NGK B2LM. I normally use resistor plugs on the chain-saws. Are the B2LM's OK to use or would I be better off using B2RLM's (or Champion RJ19LM's)? Also, does anyone have any thoughts on the SparkCheck clip-on plug-tester? CHECKSPARK Spark Plug Analyzer Ignition Tester Tool ~ Check if you have OK Spark | eBay I just bought one from the States for just over £23 which included postage. It seems to work fine on all the equipment we have but I couldn't really test it out because luckily everything we have is currently working.

I used them for some mail-order lawn mower parts, this time last year. I too would recommend them.

My parents' MTD 165/E has a 20Ah battery (NUMAX Y50N18LA2). That's with a Briggs & Stratton 16.5hp 694cc twin cylinder engine.

You need to be careful when dealing with the police in such circumstances. It's very easy to talk yourself into a situation where you're arrested for handling stolen goods - section 22 Theft Act 1968. The police can be very good at getting people to admit that they "suspected something wasn't right".

That was the listing which contained the photo that they used on the fake listing.

They've even nicked the photo from a seller on the same Ebay page.

My parents had a Coseyfire installed last summer and are really pleased with it. My cousin is HETAS registered. He recommended it and installed it. Coseyfire 22 Multi-Fuel Woodburning BOILER stove 12kw

So what is it? "Pick up only pick up only pick up only" or "£15 Economic Delivery"? Confused:confused1: Gotta love some sellers.

I have an MS390 and really like it. It's not a pro-saw but then I'm only an amateur.

The 076 is Stihl series 1111 - as are the 050, 051 and 075.