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  1. trigger_andy
    Ah cool. I have the cylindrical one and ordered the same. Thanks for the heads-up though.
  2. trigger_andy
    Is that so? Bugger! Ive just ordered a nearly new one from the US. £40 plus shipping. Bit of a bargain (if it fits) as they're over £200 new.
  3. trigger_andy
    They seem like reliable Engines. Ive never had an issue with them but yes, spares seem a little more tricky that a Honda or Briggs.
  4. trigger_andy
    I'll drop them an email. Ive already looked on their website and they seem to just have smaller single cylinder engine mufflers. I might be better off just ordering new from the US unless someone has a used one for sale.
  5. trigger_andy
    Anyone got a muffler/Exhaust kicking about for a Kohler Command 20hp engine? Or know of a good supplier in the UK? Cheers.
  6. trigger_andy
    I had some 28” DF on my Bandsaw it had also been down a while. Was next to impossible to mill straight. Dulling bands real fast as well. I ended up just giving it back to the customer. I’m always milling or resawing seasoned/semi-seasoned Oak with no issues.
  7. trigger_andy
    He surely does. But which Tory do you think should replace him?
  8. trigger_andy
    Maybe
  9. trigger_andy
    At Would be interested in other views as well. I can’t see it being much of an issue really. Timber frames are generally made from green oak and don’t move much. Granted they’re 6”+.
  10. trigger_andy
    Turns out they're all NPT. Seems simple enough finding a cross over from 1/2" BSP to 1/4" NPT though so all good.
  11. trigger_andy
    Another comment about another mans penis. What a surprise. 🙄🤷‍♂️
  12. trigger_andy
    What’s your obsession with Cock?
  13. trigger_andy
    Anyone have any idea what threads there would be on the hydraulics of a Rayco 1620? I'll assume its going to be NPT as its an American machine but would be great if it was BSP.
  14. trigger_andy
    Aarrow Ecoburn for me. Great bit of kit and boilers can be retro-fitted.
  15. trigger_andy
    Sorry to hear this Les. What a shame for your lad.
  16. trigger_andy
    Chinesium.
  17. trigger_andy
    I’ve been renting in a Rayco 1625 and personally find it a great machine. I think there is two currently for sale at £3000 each. I just bought the 1620 for £1400. I think if I had £3k to play with I’d give the pedestrian grinders a miss.
  18. trigger_andy
    I know. But they all seem to be skinny little sticks like this. The log stores the best place for it. 🤣
  19. trigger_andy
    Whats the big deal with this wood? I seen a bunch in a log pile and looked significantly bigger than this. He also thought he was sitting on a goldmine, I told him he can just burn it for all I cared.
  20. trigger_andy
    🤣🤣🤣 A A for Andy
  21. trigger_andy
    Ive got the same one. Need to re-prime the hydraulics. It is handy for evening up each side of the chain and 36" and longer chains
  22. trigger_andy
    🤣🤣🤣
  23. trigger_andy
    My Esse Ironheart has an option for Clay Bricks. They are a grey colour and cost more. But last a lot longer than vermiculite. Might be worth looking into
  24. trigger_andy
    Had a nice wee dinner tonight. Went up for another three lobsters. [emoji16] We don’t get Deer till New Year though.
  25. trigger_andy
    Well, we're also getting an extra £200 a day for the 24th, 25th and 26th. Thats a nice wee chrimbo present.

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