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IVECOKID

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  1. Try John @ Shades of Green NW at Moore warrington , GOOGLE number Ste
  2. I have not heard anything yet and on my doorstep,one shall inquire . Ste
  3. If the sun manages to break through this crappy smog/fog today and dries up I will do a little working video of said Toro . I will dig mulching plug and side shoot out too . Ste
  4. Yep ,she has a few war wounds too . Has it has big silly wing mirrors on I have a CB Ariel attached to it (yes a CB) and last job going through a Hawthorne gate way I got bitch slapped off the hedge then the Ariel had a go at me too ,needless to say that is broke now . So yes I have a cry on a regular basis . Ste
  5. I have a Ford F350 super Duty which does all above plus kill my wallet . LOL Ste
  6. Totally agree with you there . Has said I think Toro turf master was designed and more practical for the Yank market. Ste
  7. Hi ,I am not a big fan of mulching mowers has again I think they work better in drier climates and grass which is much Coarser and not has wet/moisture content has we have here . Tried it once but has I cut from a fortnightly basis it does not work well has you need to cut weekly for mulching to work properly without leaving clumps of cut grass here and there . I have fitted spacers on the blades yesterday so will give it a trial run today. Ste
  8. Must be ,I got GTS 1300 through a dealer . Ste
  9. I did Judo has a teenager and carried on till I was 30 , problem for me and the alike is we are knackered after a days work which can have dire consequences when having nage-waza and opposition then slaps you with a full IPPON score and you are then on your back hard . Got too BLUE Belt and struggled with knee and neck problems. Still have a valid Judo licence and my 8year old son does Jiu-jistu . Ste
  10. Problems is this is a Brutal industry we are in so even new Tackle is being pushed and tested to it limits at time . Obviously there is a weak point that needs Addressing with them next time it breaks . Ste
  11. I still swear by the old Arc Welder,don't trust migs at all with anything above a been Can material. Ste
  12. Probably a combination of a few things like inexperienced welders ,cheap rods/wire ,crap metal and job not prepared properly. Ste
  13. Grid was unmarked . Gutted I am ,job for weekend to fix it . Ste
  14. Thumbs up here Chief . Ste
  15. Should of sacked myself today ...... Mind elsewhere at moment and forget about a cast iron stop cock grid with Scarifer ! BOOM ! [ATTACH]178590[/ATTACH] Stupid mistake but am only Human . ....i think One blade is still AWOL ,Probably imbedded somewhere . Ste
  16. Only complaint at moment on me Stihl msa160T is i or it broke the top handle . I was pleasantly surprised how long battery lasts . Ste
  17. Probably set at peak torque band ,after that its just speed . Ste
  18. You get them cracks all the Time ,last Chestnut and Sycamore were the same but I put it down too stress has soon has you cut in to tree it release's . Possible time of year too Well that's my theory . Ste
  19. Beech was my only option has i have a pile of Coni wood and Chestnut too choose from so Beech it is . Will be making some more now with flatter tops for sitting on and pointed ones will go in a wild flower bed they have . Thank for the Replies . Ste
  20. Been asked if i can make some Toad Stools for a Childens Nursery i look after in Liverpool . This is my first attempt at Toad Stools and second attempt at Carving full stop . Made them out of Beech with my old MS 250 i will smooth them off . I do have a MS150 tc-e to hand too . Ste [ATTACH]178379[/ATTACH]
  21. Crackin saw they are , mine was used when i got it 2 years ago and it has been faultless. They wont make a better one again than the 260 Ste
  22. Its probably already spoken for years ago . Ste
  23. Stihl Hs 81 ,you will be amazed at what they will chomp through ! Ste
  24. Glad to see I am not on my own then , cable ties do come in handy for emergency cloth repairs has well has replacing boot laces . Ste

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