peatff
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Anyone have any idea what may have killed this?
peatff replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
He would be appearing in a court near me charged with trespass and malicious damage if he'd done it -
Grasp it firmly with both hands and pull. Kybosh, now called Kurtail is the stuff for Mare's Tail, ordinary killers don't work as it has a waxy coat and they don't penetrate.
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Wear a mask so you don't get to breathe the oil vapour ?
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He hasn't been on since 2014, you could try a private message. Try Rye Oil Ltd he might do you a deal on something.
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Commercial IVA is not that strict, no crash test for home build vehicles and it uses Transit FWD drivetrain so emissions should be no problem.
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Looks like a 5 year old Leylandii we cut down to let some light in at my mums house years ago.
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That makes perfect sense. Cut the wire to the points and join it to the new ignitor, how is that laughable ? The wire to the kill switch stays where it was and earths the same as before. Just make sure the ignitor is well earthed.
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They are looking to cut their 13 hour day to a realistic level while not losing money, which is a different thing I think. I would rather be seen by someone who is happy in their work and in full possession of their faculties not worn out and stressed when I go in for my next operation thank you.
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Germany motodox has 3.2, 3.5 and 4.5 discs. They are florabest spares distributor for Lidl.
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You disconnect the earth/ground lead, usually the negative - on modern kit with an alternator. If there are roller bearings on the thing you are welding connect your welding ground as close as you can to your weld so you don't arc through the bearings.
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Are you sure it's not the gear selectors under the top cover ?
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That is not Busy Lizzie though it's Himalayan Balsam. It grows and spreads along watercourses everywhere. Chop it off at ground level before it flowers and goes to seed, the seed heads are like little explosives and fire them for yards.
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I screwed a piece of 2x1 to the base of mine and clamp it in the vice, handy tool.
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So the AA meetings are not Ayrshire Arborists ?
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Grandson has a 171 and I assume the OP wants to swap because the original chain goes blunt very quickly on rough wood. It's not a very good firewood chain.
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Apples are ready so they will be appearing on our back yard any time now, I have the same opinion as stihlmad. It's ages since I was stung by a bee but I get wasp stings every year.
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You could get a pallet courier to pick them up if the seller will cooperate.
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Don't come the old acid bob Prussic acid, hydrogen cyanide, is poisonous and Prusiks are knot
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Have you lent it out to someone who has fitted it back to front ? Get on eBay for an Oregon bar and chain and possibly a sprocket/drum as well and make sure the pin is in the bar for tensioning.
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We were at Chapel St Leonard a couple of weeks ago and the wind farm off shore there has expanded since last time we were there. They ought to do boat trips out to them.
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Mine's never done anything like that, never managed to slacken it's nut off on it's own either. Is that the original chain ? I've run a couple of cheap Ozaki chains from eBay on mine and not had problems with those either.
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They should be cutting the shrubs back to their boundary if they are on their deeds as they are encroaching on the road. A lot of time the council will relinquish their right to something like this to save them the trouble of maintaining it. Check it is not a ransom strip with a covenant on it and that it doesn't have services which they will be accepting responsibility for if they adopt it.
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Citric acid is a cheap rust remover and you can tip it down the drain after without polluting . Lifehacker has a few tips.
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Just pull the bar cover off and there it is Sorry it's my medication kicking in
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Plugs gum up, get dirty and wear out all the time they are a disposable service item and should be the first thing to look at not the last when a motor is acting up. BPMR7(A) are the most common plugs in use and cost a couple of quid and I usually have 3 or 4 new ones in my bag just in case.
