trigger_andy
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Is there any reason for not sharing a vehicle VIN
trigger_andy replied to difflock's topic in General chat
How can the auctioneers tamper with the car once sold? Surely that nul and voids the sale? -
Is there any reason for not sharing a vehicle VIN
trigger_andy replied to difflock's topic in General chat
Are you sure? For years now you need your copy of the V5 plus ID to get a set of plates at your local Factors and places like Halfords. Never tried on-line though. -
Bit late in the afternoon for that. 😝
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Cultural appropriation and racism! This guy is sounding worse by the minute. 🤣
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He might well have done the other voices better than others, but we’ll never know will we? Because according to you when he was asked to audition for one he hoovered them all up and screwed others out of a chance. Nice guy….
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Lighten up Stubby, it was a joke not a Dick. Don’t take it so hard. He’s most likely rolling in his grave at the horrific picture you’re painting of him. 😁 Id certainly not wish my life’s work to be boiled down to an anecdote of how I stole work from 6-9 other people and kept all the wages for myself.
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I pay over £60k in tax a year. I’d say I have no option but to share my wealth. Regardless I’m not sure why you’re praising someone’s intentional decision to stop others earning a wage to line the pockets of an organisation. 🤷🏻♂️
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Was that a quote from when he was asked to spread the wealth?
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So he basically screwed others out of a job and safeguarded his own? What shining example of altruism. 🙄
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Thank you NG for keeping me in the life I am accustomed to. 🤣🤣🤣
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Not wishing to see anyone in fuel poverty then suggesting those that sell firewood on here should drastically increase their prices? OK.
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I did say I doubt they see it that way. IF they want a bigger house they need more money. If they want richer friends they need more money. If they want more power they need more money. If they want more houses, more cars more Jets they need more money. Its all about perspective. We could say that we dont need more money, but we certainly all want more.
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The customers don’t have to agree, just the competition. Just look at Pump prices, I doubt any customer agrees there. And careful what you wish for. At £250 a cube I doubt you’d get any logs dropped of for free.
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You might think they dont need any more money but I doubt they see it that way. Its not like they have wound up their businesses after they made a few million is it? Do any of them think 'thats enough money for me?'. Quite naïve thinking.
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Thanks for that. Yes I think you're right. Its sold now anyway.
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Thats great, thanks. Good thread as well. I had assumed around 500kg for the IBC. £95 for a cube back in 2014. What are you charging now? Seems like prices have not risen much in that time all considered.
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That would be for a solid lump of timber though. There is loads of air when lose filled. I think I fill two IBC's with a Ton of firewood, so that weight would obviously be half of that. I think I fill 3 cube bags with a Ton, so might just be on the 350kg limit. Hopefully someone has actually weighed the bags, I doubt anyone has weighed an IBC full of green logs.
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The advert said he uses it for shift containers full of logs, I just need to find out what size of containers. He says it can lift about 350kg, I was hoping this was 350kg of something like an IBC or a Tattie Box full of logs.
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Good point. But I kinda need to know the weights before I go ahead and buy this machine. Currently I do not have any way of lifting the bags and IBC's to weigh them.
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Anyone have an educated guess or better yet actually weighed a 1m3 Vented bag of Green Hard Wood Logs or a full IBC? Thats lose filled with logs that are 9-10" in length and then others with 16" Logs. Im looking at a mini rough terrain Forklift but its capacity is only 350kg and I get the feeling with Oak or Beech it might be over this.
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Not a clue, but we had two replaced in the 5 years we rented. Plus numerous other call-outs. The guy was a Guild Master Installer for Rayburn and is/was in high demand all over Scotland. He recommended ripping out first chance we got.
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Oil Fired? We ripped out the Oil Fired Rayburn in our house because when we where renting the Landlord must have spent a small fortune on replacement parts including PCB's. Guzzled the oil as well compared to the new Grant 35kw outside Oil Boiler we replaced it with. We just turn it on now to keep it ticking over.
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I love my Esse, easily the best £7000 Ive ever spent. To have constant near on free heat to the room, heat to cook with and Hot water even during power cuts is brilliant.
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Really? Thats sad. My one is 11kw output. I think about 3kw to Water and 7.5-8kw to the Room/oven. I see the website states 7.3kw to the Room where as the older non-boiler version was 10.5kw to the Room. So where has the other 2-3kw gone? Still, how hard would it be to retro-fit a Boiler?
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The Esse Ironheart seems to be Wood Fired only now, but still available and built to current regs. The Ironheart multifuel cooker warms the room too. WWW.ESSE.COM Our Ironheart multifuel cooker isn't just great for roast dinners, baking bread, and cooking pizza to perfection - it also keeps the whole room warm!
