GarethM
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Unless you're in something like the down rated tippers with closing back doors, what they can't see the better. Tip regularly through the day, don't take the chipper and go alone to keep the weight down. Even the council do the above, as they know even the grass clipping can be borderline weight wise.
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It is for rifle use, moisture and not scrupulously clean are big problems for any air cylinder. It's worse for anyone that uses a hand pump due to the heating created during the pumping. But compressors accumulate water and rust from the inside out. If I'm spending that sort of money on a PCP, I'm not going to be a cheapskate.
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It clean air as it's oil free, filtered, moisture removed and suitable for dive use. It's a tank at 300 Bar, can't remember if it's 12 litre tank or larger but I'm not risking my life with anything holding that amount of compressed gas without testing.
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Dive tank as it's clean air and about £20 a year for refills and testing every 5 years, but I do use a lot of air being FAC as 30 shots and it's empty. Magazine always better, I always leave one spot empty so it's not loaded until I'm in the field and ready for action. Plus you've not left it in the house, car or gun slip, if you do it when you're heading through the gate.
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I bet they are at that day rate 😉
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Are you in a red squirrel area ?. As that's the only time I would live trap, but any trap that kills has to be in a tunnel or enclosure and approved. WCS are pretty cheap at around £60 including the trap. As are Quill, plastic box with a Fenn mark 4 trap Most others are more expensive as I have metal boxes that look like bird boxes to be a bit on the quiet.
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Woodland maintenance work is hard work, especially if you're flying at it and clearing the ground. I do my own and it's utterly backbreaking and that's without mulching or chipping, I roll everything into the stream to rot down and give the bluebells a chance.
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I actually loose count of how many I shoot and feel a little guilty when it's double digit outings, I try to head out once every two weeks or more depending on weather. Say 130+ in an average year, so some very happy birds of prey when I'm seen in the woodland. Trapping probably a couple a week, depending on how many traps I've set but these are more in the garden or at the parents.
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I'd say that's giving it away personally.
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I would also say avoid the gimmick CO2 traps have been an utter failure for me. Might work in a garden setting where food is limited by what gets put out, cage traps and peanut butter works like a charm especially once it gets a bit colder.
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.22 all day long, yeah yeah .177 is faster but you want knock down power and nothing hits harder than a 16 or 18grain pellet in .22. Check out your local shop and buy something decent & second hand, probably £300 with a scope. Probably air arms as they're pretty abundant especially the older S410. Personally, also get a few traps to pick up the slack when you're not shooting.
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Or Google the carburettor manual and adjust accordingly
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Distribution network operator, northwest it's ENWL. And it's not a free phone number here, got stung for a fiver asking for wayleave paperwork for my land. Might need a wayleave if they've only recently bought it, plus point that's a few quid a year as a bonus 🙂
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Definitive would be speaking to the DNO and ask if there's an asset in that location. The thing that screams power to me is the metal trunking. Speak to the DNO and they'll do all that for free, eventually.
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Looks like power line to me, maybe shared with fibre ?. What's on the other side, like a bell shaped thing ?.
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Does putting an arb back on a tipper count as a modification for insurance?
GarethM replied to Peadar's topic in Arb-Trucks
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Call me Jim Moir, or as my mother put it. You've been Vic Reeves for 30 years, get over yourself and live with it.
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Whilst I understand your point, the SNP are pretty much a one policy party. Just look at the recent, oh we've got to cut spending in Scotland. In the next breath blaming the English even though they get Barnet formula meaning a ton more than anyone south of the border and then we tax the high earners. It's not difficult to have reciprocity, as I suggested Switzerland. Granted they have all the gold, banks, chocolate and cuckoo clocks, so the world's your melted cheese oyster. And I have dealt with the EU imports since 2008.
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Does putting an arb back on a tipper count as a modification for insurance?
GarethM replied to Peadar's topic in Arb-Trucks
And then upto the insurance company how quickly they distance themselves from you in the event of any accidents or incidentsm -
Does putting an arb back on a tipper count as a modification for insurance?
GarethM replied to Peadar's topic in Arb-Trucks
Well, I'm assuming London and within the M25, it means new euro 6 unless it's petrol. Smaller might be easier, something like a ford connect van type of thing and a trailer, enough to be under the congestion charging?. -
You're the one banging on how there are more pro EU people, therefore it should be listened to, but a mutually beneficial deal just hasn't been done has it!. I make not bones about being pro Brexit, I'm on the EU fence as I'm somewhat ambivalent, it's a lovely hate relationship. Before the 70s things worked perfectly well but when the blob and the EU just don't want to do anything, Switzerland works well enough when you all play nice.
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Does putting an arb back on a tipper count as a modification for insurance?
GarethM replied to Peadar's topic in Arb-Trucks
Think you've answered your own question, yes it's a modification but best speaking to a more arb friendly insurance company than your average LV style company. You're average insurance won't even cover gear in the van, plus it's commercial so best being covered than barely covering the basics. -
If you trace the leak off pipework back to the tank, you should see it's frothy if air is getting into the circuit. Get a torch and look in the fuel tank whilst running, it'll look like a bubble bath. Plus if no fuel is returning to the tank it'll definitely be a restricted fuel supply, think it's something like 1/2 the fuel just gets pumped around and goes back to the tank keeping the fuel cleaner in theory and acts as a pump cooler.
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Surely if there was a cracked pipe on a diesel you'd definitely know about it, as you'd have to bleed the system. Fuel filters would be the first thing, presumably it's a electric lift pump and not mechanical?. Older mechanical pumps did have a gauze filter, if it's electric it could be a bit weak as the pump is just one speed all the time returning any unused fuel back to the tank continuously.
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Ah lefty logic, or just keep voting until you give us the result we wish to hear ?.
