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heating with Biomass, have I got the figures right?
dogman replied to difflock's topic in General chat
Interesting thread, we have just sold our house, & are considering a move to a village that doesn't have gas, so we were going to look in to this, but it sounds like a minefield. Rob -
Thanks for the advice folks, I've found the spares that came with it, will ky jelly work in liou of of vaseline ?!!! Rob
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Sounds like yours is a better one than mine, but i'll have a look. Rob
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My knapsack sprayer isn't pressurising, any ideas ? Regards, Rob
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3 tv channels ? you were rich then !, though I'm a bit older at 55(born in 58)we only had bbc 1 & itv, I used to go next door to watch the goodies on bbc 2. Rob
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Sounds good Greg & good luck with that side of your business, but has your "milf" ratio improved ? !!!! Rob
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I've been using one at Cotgrave, easy access from the ring road, its near the rspca place. Rob
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How much ?, I've a job coming up in Grantham. Rob
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Well if I was the lazer operating guy, I'd do the world a favour & lazer her head off, man was she ugly... But she probably had a nice personality when sober... Rob
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Probably not big enough for you guys, but I recently got an eliet major 4s. I also have an entec treebusta, but that does struggle with the small stuff, so I got the eliet. It eats everything I put in it, & is supposed to do 2", but not tried it as I doubt it would cope well. But for me as a gardener doing mostly hedges & stuff up to half inch or so it great. Rob
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Mentioned it to my sister in law today, she said "where was the tattoo ?" I said "on her shoulder", She replied "hmm..should of been on her bingo wings !":lol::lol: Rob
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I saw a "young lady" today, with the gala bingo logo as a tattoo... Rob
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Aldi do a bite relif in a stick/pen style so easy to keep in the pocket, & it works instantly, not impressed with there mozzy wipes though. Rob
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Sounds like the Lawn ranger.. "...who was that grass man..."? Rob
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I recently had a demo of some of the AS machines, though not the 2stroke, I was impressed with the ones I saw, in particular the 21" mulch mower. Rob
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And we get paid to do it ! Rob
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Apparently putting the ride on lawnmower in forward while still going in reverse isn't the done thing, made for an interesting few seconds though, the elderly couple walking past were gob smacked, but the old guy cracked a smile when I shouted "hi ho silver away !" & sped off at 3mph... Rob
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A good recommendation indeed Les, thank you !. Rob
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Just fancied some fat bars as well !. Thanks again for the input folks. after listening to advice I've gone away from the idea of a scythe mower. I've put my bid in to do the job, & will hire something(possibly a grillo climber), in my quote, I've quoted to just cut it, do it twice a year & also to do it once a month, if they want it done once a month I will then buy a walk behind flail mower or similar. Rob
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Thanks for the info, I'd looked at that one as well. Rob
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Anyone have knowledge or experience of this make ? Regards, Rob
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There's an al-ko farmer(5hp b&s engine)for sale not far from me, any thoughts on these ?, its a bit pricey though at £600. Rob
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Thank you for the information(and a laugh !). I've no experience of scythe mowers, or of doing an area as rough such as the one I've got to do, so any advice on technique or equipment would be most welcome. Rob
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Anyone use one ? or recommend a make/model ?. I have a large rough(very)area to cut, they want it done twice a year & its not been done for a few years, so would appreciate some advice. Thanks for looking, Rob
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How do these compere to the stihl harness ? Rob
