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  1. GarethM
    I'd take the bowl off the carb and check the float valve isn't blocked 1st. Is the carb fitted with a solenoid to shut off the fuel supply?. If fuel is getting to it without gravity it's probably working, but if it's got nowhere to go it'll just sit there like a plugged sink.
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    Vacuum fuel pump
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    Well you could just search for old LWC topics, might be a laugh to ring and ask WTF are you playing at 🙂. Contact us - Luxury Wood WWW.LUXURYWOOD.CO.UK Use our contact form to send a general inquery or request a call back fromour customer support team.
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    I don't think he wants anyone to have a vote, which actually scares me thinking someone actively wants to scrap that hard earned right. As the saying goes if you don't vote you don't have a right to criticise.
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    Probably a shakedown flight, I'm sure it says two remaining flying Lancasters. Beautiful to see as they always pass by their birthplace of Woodford and disrupt Manchester airport.
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    /assets/static/govuk-opengraph-image-dade2dad5775023b0568381c4c074b86318194edb36d3d68df721eea7deeac4b.png Tractors and regulatory requirements: a brief guide September 2017 - GOV.UK WWW.GOV.UK /assets/static/govuk-opengraph-image-dade2dad5775023b0568381c4c074b86318194edb36d3d68df721eea7deeac4b.png Agricultural tractor and trailer weight and speed limit regulations - GOV.UK WWW.GOV.UK Announces new regulations to increase the weight and speed limits of tractors and trailers. Whilst my understanding is from my reading of these and a few other sources. It always seems to never mention a speed higher than 25mph with a trailer, as they say it's open to interpretation but that's for a judge.
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    Isn't the law now 25mph for tractors and trailers ?.
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    Car cooling is mostly passive, as it drives forward everything under the hood gets blasted and to a degree that's why most engine fans are now fully electric and only run whilst stationary. Industrial engines are mostly mechanical fan cooled, built to run at a constant speed for hours.
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    As it's electric, I'm guessing that they would also need to heat the oil to make it viscose enough to be useful?.
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    A battery saw with a pocket for those burning hand warmer things 🙂. In reality, how hot do heated handles get, guessing quite for it to be felt through a saw glove ?.
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    The husqvarna swingers club ?
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    Does it come with a little £10 note incinerator ?, or is it more a £20 & £50 kind of deal ?
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    Whilst Alexa moans about being sworn at ?
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    Do they do a heated hand warmer for while you're waiting for the 2/3rd set of batteries to charge ?
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    Problem is, with complexity comes the necessary safety side of the problem. Pellet boilers are more similar to gas, if it detects a problem it stops and very quickly cools down to a safe temp, a backboiler loaded up with wood will just keep going until it explodes. The old days of gravity expansion tanks have long gone since combi boilers arrived, which lent itself perfectly to back boilers. If you're really needing the heat, your going to need to have space for a eco Angus and all the tanks etc.
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    Jokes???

    GarethM replied to brownie1964's topic in The Lounge

    Falling out of a tree probably hurts a bit less than getting side swiped.
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    Erm, brings a new meaning to surface finish. I've always wondered what's in Danish oil, now I know!.
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    If you've tried a bigger flow on the input, there must be a restriction somewhere on the pipe return. Only other option to keep everything else stock would be to fit a smaller displacement conveyor drive motor, smaller displacement would increase the rotational speed.
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    From what I've watched including the fuelwood version, the size of the ring also decides the size of the finished split. Oakwood firewood YouTube had a splitta, lots of trash from what I saw even on big rings.
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    I'd probably be knocking on the door asking you to put away the buzzing marital aid and just fire up the petrol saw and get her done.
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    Noise complaints are an automatic letter and even the council admit neighbours use it as a means of getting a rise out of you. Work within business hours, plus if you get another letter install CCTV. Had one years back and i took great pleasure counting 14 hours of chainsaw one month at 16x speed, neighbours said it was 24/7. Council lady almost laughed herself off her chair and never heard from them again.
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    I've encouraged absolutely diddly squat, I even suggested a simple repair. It's a public forum so do whatever you wish, but the tree is directly over a garage roof and clearly causing issues with damp hence all the moss.
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    It's not fraudulent, a tree has damaged an asbestos roof. I'm not trying to put lipstick on a pig, but it needs dealing with and the insurance would want every scrap of the horrible stuff off site. Even my farm insurance has a huge asbestos removal section something like 30k is available, as they want to remove any long term liability.
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    That is clearly not my suggestion and you know it.
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    Actually yes.

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