peatff
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There's a big spike every time you arc up, probably I got the wrong name for it but if you weld on home electricity it can trip breakers but if you upgrade to a slower trip (from a B to a C) it will cope with the surge then continue as normal but generators don't cope with this so well. 7.2kva sounds a bit optimistic to run a 280 amp.
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I'd go with no on that. You need 8kva to run my 180 amp Kemppi mig inverter to it's maximum according to the manual. A big old transformer beast like that with all the inrush current will probably destroy a generator windings in no time.
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I can't see them on a pc or android tablet, I'll try the iphone If I copy the url it says I need to sign in to dropbox to see them.
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It's best to get home quick before you have an accident I always say
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I always thought Valentines were supposed to come from secret admirers and were for kids in their teens. Saying that, we keep a card in the sideboard drawer and take it in turns to take it out and put it on the mantelpiece. It's her turn this year.
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I just answered the other thread, I was looking at something like this as a project and in case I got any bigger wood to cut and last week I found an 036 local. I had it running today just to hear it and it sounds alright. It might need clutch springs and a switch lever and it definitely needs a chain it might have another sharpen left but it's very worn.
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I was looking for something like that but they don't seem to come up round here and I found a Stihl 036 which I bought and have just had it running. I think it has an 18" bar on and it needs some clutch springs and a chain and probably a new choke lever/stop switch. I need to find some wood to try it out on now.
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Use some decent oil and cut it down to 40:1 Maria. It cuts the smoke down and doesn't blow oil out of the exhaust.
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An auxiliary rope placed loosely round the worker's neck should take care of any failure of the primary safety device Mr Cholmondly-Warner. It certainly should Mr. Grayson, what.
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He just wants some greedy boards fitting on that one my missus says
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It's an old one, they don't develop the fluted trunk till they are at least 80 years old.
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He's just shouting down to his mate, Is the trailer full Monty ? At least he's wearing his riggers for climbing
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How did it go? hope you enjoyed the day
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We're getting some snow now, not as bad as they've had it in Sheffield and on the tops though, 8" there.
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I take the closing plate and top flue out and sweep the chimney with a brush and rods. If there is air flow through the chimney where will the condensation come from ? Seasoned wood should not make any more deposits than smokeless fuel and if it's burning completely will make considerably less from what I have seen coming down the chimney when I sweep it.
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I'm a bit cynical like wrsni as I was a convener at the factory I worked in and management brought in some consultants to explain to us how to work smarter and safer. This was many years ago and I saw the bill. It was over £2000 a day plus expenses. We ended up doing everything exactly the same but we had to write down how we'd done it.
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Was it a proper stainless coal and wood flue or just some old aluminium Copex for a gas fire ? I'm even cheaper, why do I need the flue lined when it's been in use for over 100 years with no problems. I just used a couple of lengths of solid flue to get through the closing plate and it's worked fine for the last 12 years with a 4kw Hunter stove.
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How much does it cost to become a Chartered (fixed that for you ) Fellow of IOSH (the most recognised professional body) how many other bodies are there and where are they buried ?
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Was it a multi purpose kit ? I got one recently which covered various carbs and you had to study the metering diaphragms very carefully to pick the right one.
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I've watched a few videos and I wonder why do you cut the branches off leaving about a 4" stub then cut the stub off even though the tree is coming down and tidiness is not important. It just seems to waste time to me although there is probably a reason for it. I've noticed it in quite a few videos, everyone seems preoccupied with cutting little bits off when the whole branch is coming off anyway.
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I turned the one down the garden here into a lollipop just using a step ladder and a bow saw and topped the main stem and it grew again. It had two stems twisting round each other where the main trunk bifurcated. It is a good habitat, something always nests in it.
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Wind's blowing here, hailstones then sunshine then snow then rain. I think it's called "changeable"
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They seek him here They seek him there The people seek him everywhere Is he in Heaven or is he in Hell Or a wood in Suffolk just follow the smell. (burning wood, not anything nasty )
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All the tools tv would be more appropriate
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That's how I remove stubborn bolts I did it recently to remove a sheared caliper bolt on my daughter's car, the mig is invaluable. For the simple job in hand I would straighten the hole up, tap it to the next size up and drill the exhaust flange to suit. Keep it simple.
