Pinkfoot
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Everything posted by Pinkfoot
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Creosote and waste oil . Lasts for years and smells ...
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Where about are you mate? I should like to look at it , if you are a fenboy?
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I know their names , Berny and Ash
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Good question.
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Shame this is so far from me , I have a good pile of knotty apple wood to do.
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Traveller Tom.:
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Thank you Steve.
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So all can anyone tell me why my post are so funny thanks
Pinkfoot replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Because you are Arbtalk mate. Jontalk is a special language -
I have some apple wood I need processing. There is around 45 cube , a lot i have cut to 10 " lengths largest diameter is 18 " but most is smaller. It doesn't all have to be done ,but I would like as much done as possible , even a day would be good. Location is Nr. Downham Market , Norfolk.
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Never had a spot of bother with mine , other than the first time I tried to start it. Used the decomp and she just flooded. Took me 20 min of pulling to realise
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The point was raised that it effects the saw in a negative way , it does not seem to. I don't have starting problems with this saw
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It has been said that idling the 560 for more than 3 minutes will send it back to factory default settings . So I tried it for 4 minutes and it makes no difference that I could notice. Saw was hot When I did it and afterwards it started first pull.
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A good way to keep foxes at bay is to build a live catch trap into the fence line , as part of the fence , so it is the only way in but no way out. This way you can let them go if you really want to , thought probably illegal to release vermin.
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I see ,no flies on John then .
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Do they mind if you get your kit off John ?
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Looks like some dapper smoke pipes
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The Fens. Not far from Eley or Stonea.
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Two have flown and the other is fledging. Bliss. Apart from that , my wife was a childminder so she was home
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I find it easy.
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Find these a lot when budding apples. Don't tell the Boss or Polish lad , they like to kill them
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Sandwich the rope between two batons and the Polythene , nail them together and heave.
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Well done mate. I ought to do mine too
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Some are definitely tiles having two straight sides and some have curves. There are a lot of land drains pieces so I had to grade them out.
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On the surface. I found some roofing tiles , whole ,with nail holes in them but they got chored by a work ate.
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Definately a Landrover Stubby.
