Johnsond

They can be what they want Saul I just don’t think it’s down to the NHS to be encouraging or paying for it in children.

At 12 they are in my opinion too young to make that life long decision. If his names Jack I’ve no intentions of calling him Jill. Hope that’s straight enough an answer for you. Quite frankly I doubt very much that it’s even a remotely plausible scenario in the overwhelming majority of people’s lives. I’m happy to give a straight answer to any question bud, but don’t try and create a variety of scenarios to justify a point of view.

If that’s the best what if scenario you can come up with bud your better off quitting digging now. I don’t work with women as a rule but regards the blokes most hold the same views as me and the majority of right minded half sensible people. You are born male or female you can not change that. Gender reassignment is nothing more than a surgical procedure it does not make a man into a woman or a woman into a man except in the twisted deluded minds of fools.

The individual in question totally regretted the decision, that’s first hand experience of the whole twisted system. The ones fighting it are promoting it 🤷‍♂️and offer the service no doubt at huge cost to the NHS to facilitate it.

You have to be kidding bud !! Mind you why am I surprised at you putting up absolutely idiotic crap up like that !. Sorry but if you are born a male you are a man if you are born a female you are a woman anything else is utter snowflake woke bullshit and as much as you might think it’s so beautiful to identify as non binary or the opposite sex it’s just not reality. Now if you are attracted to the same sex Stu thats fine, I work with a Diver who’s openly as gay as gay can be, great guy excellent at his job no probs at all, a good good friend to boot. Far too much emphasis placed on this sort of thing by a vociferous tiny handful of people. My 12yr old twins were talking of the same thing up here in Scotland due to the lunatic fringe of the SNP and teachers unions etc and the Gender stuff they are obsessed with. I tried to explain it by asking them as their father if tomorrow I wanted to identify as Pauline rather than Dave and decided to be a woman would that make me a woman 🙄 they laughed and agreed if course it wouldn’t. That’s the cold hard facts of the matter regardless of if I take hormones get a pair of tits and chop the old meat and two vedge off 🤷‍♂️ NHS is there for the greater good and quite frankly shit like this and gender reassignment surgery is I’d imagine not what it was ever envisioned being tasked with and as far as I’m concerned an utter waste of money, It’s utter madness quite frankly. More than that it’s a danger to children because let’s face it who the hell knows what they want at that age and may well totally regret the actions they took later in life.

Landmark ruling limiting under-16s use of puberty blockers overturned APPLE.NEWS Last year, the High Court ruled children under 16 needed parental consent to take puberty blockers. Absolute utter lunacy that such rubbish should be offered to kids. This I’d say is not what people pay into the system for.

Yeah that’s correct it has to be back at front and the two spring loaded poles engaged on the strips etc to power the 12v system. Shuttle valves were suggested by one of engineers onboard the vessel im on but he asked about frequency of use etc ie it’s better if they are in use regularly 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️I’ve no idea if that’s correct but all this is in the planning and procurement stage so all input is good 👍.

12v system can and will be switched off when petrol motor is running. The high pressure filter was an idea based upon past experience with a pump that failed and fired a load of shrapnel through the system on a mini digger I had but it’s optional, one on return side is definitely going to be fitted. One of main reasons for going this route is the ability to use the hydraulics other than when head is back and connections to alternator/12v systems are engaged. I’ve been caught out a couple of times with that and also with big Elm/Ash/Oak etc it gives the the 12v system a hell of a lot to do.

No it’s just me using it and I’ll be labelling it up to try and keep it looking reasonably factory spec. Admittedly valve positioning by people can go wrong. Testing one of the back up systems on this job and all the valves bar one were in the correct position, the one that wasn’t dead headed the system blowing the return line and spewing about 20 gallon of hyd oil onto the deck.

Thanks for the input.yeah there is a prv on the existing block, non return valves are an option and would do same job but do occasionally pass a bit. I use kit quite often with a secondary or back up power source and this often entails throwing a couple of valves into position, keeps it nice and simple too.

Hi All Got the engineering guy on nights here to knock up this to show the proposed layout for upgrading the hydraulics on the mill. 12v system is in place, GX and pump are sourced as are return and pressure line filters etc. Just wondering if anyone with any hydraulics knowledge can see anything fundamentally wrong with the layout ??. Cheers

No I didn’t think you were, just pointing out its built like a tank and little bit more weight shouldn’t be an issue.

Twin axle chassis set up rated for 2000kg each Mill is running at 3t ish, Honda GX motor and new pump plus odds and sods will add 70kg tops. If you’ve ever seen the Trakmet mills close up you’ll know they tend not to worry too much about weight when building them.

We have 3 position valves on a lot of the kit offshore to facilitate back up hydraulics on some essential bits of kit being used. Not sure if shuttle is the correct term but we just refer to them as 3 ways 🤷‍♂️. Fundamentals of the plan are found I think, just hoping a hydraulic guru might have had some input.

Hi All Looking to fit a secondary hydraulic supply to my Trakmet mill. The existing 12v powered system is fine for every day use but when dealing with oversize stuff I feel it’s probably low on power. The system is rated for far more according to Trakmet as it’s the same that’s on the 3 phase static models apart from the motor used to power it. Looking to weld an extra connection onto the existing steel tank to feed a petrol powered hydraulic pump that matches the manufactures flow and pressure specs on the 3 phase models ( Which ive tested and are far quicker and stronger)An extra filter will be fitted on the return side from the control block and looking at 3 way valves to switch over supplies from the 12v system to the petrol hyd pack as and when required. All this will be mounted within the chassis rails at front in amongst the existing hyd systems location. Any advice on likely issues or if I’m totally on the wrong tack would be appreciated. Cheers

Cheers Andy So much for limited markets 🤷‍♂️

No idea Mark past caring in many ways. There’s people on here that if the cap fits etc have clamoured for restrictions and safety at any cost both financially and liberty wise. Time to pay it seems.

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Yeah I know it’s not cheap. I’m happy with the standard Alaskans Saul, Trakmet will do a 1.2m diameter log so the 880 doesn’t get much use at min which was a factor in why I didn’t go forward with sorting the Panther. To be honest to manufacture the mill to a standard that it had no lash in gears etc or movement anywhere would probs result in it being twice the weight and cost. The guy who’s mill I was using is working for a firm doing decommissioning in the N Sea using ROV deployed diamond wire and abrasive cutting systems so with my background etc we maybe tend to look at the engineering on things with a slightly more critical eye. like I’ve said it’s not really criticism as such it just wasn’t the direction I wanted to go ie fettling something at the time. I’m not adverse to that and currently have a list of mods I want to do on the Trakmet mill to improve things as I see it, some involving pretty extensive fabrication etc.

Saul’s words bud “cutting edge” at £600 ish or whatever it was you can justifiably expect most problems to have been ironed out in the R&D process. As an aside if I’d kept it I’d have drilled the long upper tube and used roll pins rather than grub screws as a solution.

Cutting edge 👍👍😀

No need to explain Saul, I don’t own the Chinese copies my chainsaw mills are genuine and whilst they probably don’t take the beating yours do they have not had an easy life. To sort out one of the issues would of necessitated in my view drilling the top bar and using pins to lock the handles etc rather than relying on grub screws and friction etc. That’s just an example. I use precision engineered eqpt in a sub sea environment on a daily basis so maybe my standards are very high. The technology involved on the Panther mills is far from cutting edge rather just basic engineering. I’m well aware of how to build and fettle a bit of kit and any of the fixes that are done on my mates Panther 881 set up I’ll easy post the outcome. End of the day I was looking forward to the ease of use etc hence buying it in the first place but for me there was basic things that could have been better for the price. That’s my opinion and it was my money my choice etc etc not a criticism of the concept or any individual.

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I’d definitely say that’s true, I’ve a pair of Alaskans and whist changing the thickness of cut is a pain they are pretty simple well put together bits of kit. I bought a brand new panther 60 kit and had is sitting in the shed waiting to be set up with the 880, but after watching a mate build and use his I pretty much made my mind up to selll it there and then and stick with the simple proven design. He has had issues with the grub screws on the height adjustment grips coming loose so not gripping the bar and the cogs going out of synch along with a number of other things He is a good machinist and fabrication type so will no doubt stick with it and probs sort out the issues himself but for me it seemed like a fair bit of work to get it where I’d want it to be.

She do it for you then, the rest of us as you put it !!! count me out of that group please, close contact pinging self isolating bullshit, total utter bollocks. Shes no choice seeing as she’s dogged the shit out of everyone about this bloody virus for 18 months. Nothing more than playing a stupid game.