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GarethM

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  1. Personally I think Trump isn't necessarily all bad, a ruthless business man, yes. But ordained Saints & Buddhist monks won't get anything done, in today's world it's probably a positive to have someone like trump. A swordfish style Gabriel keeps things in order. Compare the virtue signalling of Trudeau & Arden, all softy softly veneer over BS and happy to screw their country for the overlords.
  2. Completely ignoring the video of biden sniffing kids hair on stage, allegations of showers with grand children, being senile and as my mother describes it walking around like Thunderbirds. A drug huffing cocaine addict of a son that left coke down the back of a sofa in the whitehouse, dodgy deals with his son paying "the big man" commission of his abroad deals and appointments to a gas company etc. Yeah, let's not even look at the Clinton's and Haiti. Kamala or Trump, them's the choices. Talk about a blinkered viewpoint, but Trump is always the bad man. Yeah, whatever.
  3. I'm guessing Kamala will be having the "Stars" of Hocus Pocus instead ?. I've generally made an effort to avoid anyone with a chalk board laugh, be it actual laughing or just nervous.
  4. I'm surprised they're not in the JCB official shop, with LEDs and reverse beep ?.
  5. Every sheet has two sides 😉
  6. Depends on if it's Canadian beach poop, I'll let you Google that horrendous news story.
  7. Great, yet another part to fail on the long list. If it's getting to be that much of a problem, you're probably already overweight and are going to get pulled by VOSA. Using them for say the catering I can understand, but might be a time to go bigger.
  8. Air helper, erm you mean a spoiler on a landrover ?. Me thinks you're not going to save anything on a moveable house brick.
  9. Iseki Tractor TX2160 Parts Manual WWW.AGRIMANUALS.COM A REPRINT ILLUSTRATED PARTS MANUAL WITH EXPLODED DIAGRAMS SHOWING VARIOUS COMPONENTS A REPRINT IN... When it comes to tractors an actual manual is always better when you're knee deep in oil and you can't touch your phone to zoom in on how something is assembled. I've only got pdf for my McCormick, but it would be a ream and a half at 1581 pages.
  10. Sandals, crocks, bare feet or shorts unless your doing sport. What sort of depravity has this forum become!. It's almost as unbearable as people walking around shirtless, I've never seen ladies doing this, fingers crossed 🙂.
  11. SLIPPERS!. You're on a very slippery slope there, sandals and crocks are the devil's work!.
  12. Great now they strain what little dignity you've got left after being laughed at purchasing them through a colander.
  13. Technical & engineering types have small hands, big feet but small hands. Big hands are exclusive to tree surgeons and dentists!.
  14. Peds probably see's it as an aspirational film rather than a warning.
  15. Aren't you just supposed to offer him a discount, I'll take it off your hands kinda deal 😉
  16. From a brief Google the oil sensor is fitted like an injector, it's a circular black plastic thing with two wire bullet connectors. A few other searches also showed a metal box which I presume is a relay, same couple of wire arrangement with bullet connectors. The timberwolf manual was a bit poor if I'm being honest, B-R-1.0 might be a black and red wire to the engine kill splice. Dumb afterthought, is this old school Honda without electronicals?.
  17. I'm guessing that it's the electrical wiring, do you have the electrical schematics?. A simple way to check would be to wire a 12v feed to the solenoid coil providing it's 12v obviously, if it energised and runs the feed motor, you know where to start checking wires 🙂
  18. Posh office teabags and the sweeping ups ones for the site guys!.
  19. GarethM

    Covid-19

    Whilst not sounding like a tin foil hat wearing type, get them to check you're vitamin D. Known a few people that did the whole Dubai thing, too hot for outside work or that covered up they all seemed to not get enough vitamin D. Know a few people here, even though they walk the dog it's working from home and away from sunlight. Same for most of us in safety gear, arms and face are mostly covered.
  20. How the feck do you let it go to 70 & 186k, without having a word or at the very least increasing your price to recover the debt?.
  21. Personally I'd just go to the local Stihl guy, it's a chainsaw not a F1 car. All parts are easily ordered across the whole of Europe, so don't worry but you can always Google it and see if it's within a £5-10 as that's what's shipping will cost if you did order from the UK. Just because it's Bulgaria don't think they're backwards, I've a friend in Hungary whilst they are low paid they are miles ahead.
  22. I wouldn't worry, it's Stihl and your in Europe anything can be got in a day or two 🙂.
  23. Is the prize a large batch of right hand chainsaw gloves without the holes ?
  24. Tecarc Prof-mig C211, but of a brute of a machine but everyone that uses it seems to like it and only cost about £500. Not sure how it stacks up against the modern electronicals but built like a tank.
  25. Anywho, how many actual companies are we talking. As they'll be more all or nothing I would have presumed and probably against your current employer?.

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