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GarethM

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  1. I ran LPG vehicles for donkeys years, 120k+ miles but went back to petrol on the next car as the price became almost equal to lpg, yes it ran clean and oil changes were almost pointless as it was crystal clear. I've recollections of diesel engine having a size before the dpf emissions stuff was required but I'm a KISS guy when it comes to equipment. Just imagine an LPG running out half way through a job miles from home etc. I'm guessing a petrol chipper will need to go 3000rpm if it's 1-2 cylinders or 1500 if it's 3-4, other than say clean air zones you lose all the benefits very quickly, it's like a niche within a couple of more niches.
  2. You'd just use forklift gas cylinders, swap in and out. But aren't you just adding further expense and complexity Vs almost the exact same Kubota lump running on road diesel. You're not going to be getting any weight savings either
  3. Think if it did work, you'd actually need to know right from wrong and not just what you've been told. Every conversation with sp feels like teaching kryten to abandon his programming and lie.
  4. And I'm sure SP would have bored them all to death by PowerPoint, capitulating in a en mass Hari Kari. Nothing is ever good enough or even good or even passable in that delusional heavily medicated existence.
  5. Check the pipe size to the spool valve, 1/2" or larger and don't use quick connections or compact 90s as they restrict the flow. Plus check the case return pipe is as large as possible, had an old Leyland with a 1/2" return, bored the nut out and made it 3/4" made lowering the loader less like watching paint dry as open circuit means your dumping into the returning high pressure oil.
  6. If you also look closely, i think it's supposed to be his arm pictured holding the chainsaw
  7. Been a while, but vaguely remember the generator coil being under the flywheel. The starter just fired upwards and disengaged afterwards.
  8. Contact information CHAINSBARROW.MYSHOPIFY.COM Chains Barrow Good luck with that warehouse address.
  9. Or just pay them for a billboard?.
  10. Are you actually for real.
  11. WTAF are you waffling on about. Time for the lithium tablets and a few hours in a quiet corner for you
  12. Whom?. Granted I'm sure our ange is standing on the beach in Brighton stirring her cauldron casting weak willy spells on kier, so maybe. Think they call it manifesting instead of witchcraft in today's can't hurt feelings world.
  13. Only because nearly 700k left FFS Just a moment... COMMONSLIBRARY.PARLIAMENT.UK
  14. Well, I'm guessing you don't have a window in your home office and even the deliveroo driver maybe puts the food in the front porch. But the weather's been a bit against them FFS.
  15. Granted the police are basically the military. A low rent solution is just ban all inflatables other than Timmy's lilo and change all laws to say if your vessel is stolen more than once for smuggling it's immediately destroyed at your expense.

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