Steven P

Yup always use wood if you can. Anything that could be touched with the chain sacrificial - might be hour of use or a year but soon enough you will catch it. For Scuttlefish, I would have made the uprights as 'X's with the bar under the cross over - gives you more time to stop the cut before you go through it and longer before it needs replacing maybe?

The French also said "non"... Trumps war, he started it.

Will China learn though that closing a strangle hold will also close trade through it? I guess any conflict there and Taiwan would close their straits... which would affect China a lot. Not sure they would go for it just now. They are also in a strong position of manufacturing a lot of the tat we want.

.. from the words you can read "currituck" on her lip is a place in North Carolina, "Outer Banks" is also a place in North Carolina - where there is a TV show of the same name, OBX under the eye... outer banks show, and local abbreviation for the place... so I reckon AI too or she is in for a fair commute! Waiting for supper to cook, sorry, I got intrigued. The lighthouse... stripy like that; Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, Outer Banks, the tallest in the US.

I have the same personal policy.

Yes, there was that a couple of weeks ago where someone was asking about a small saw for woodland maintenance.

I think what you will find is that of the 100% of grooming gangs in the UK, you ignore about 85% of them. Far from 'leftards' not being bothered, it appears that you, the rightard isn't bothered by most of them. You being the most vocal on the subject (OK the only poster on the subject). Unless the perpetrator is 'not white', than you are all over it like a rash. Why is that? Reiterating that off all the posters here, it is only you that posts on an arborist forum about them... right or left leaning, none of the other members do. Your comment is a bit disingenuous to the Arbtalk members to say they arn't concerned. It is just they perhaps would prefer to talk about something else on this forum? Perhaps.

Can you take that side panel off the worktop and then you can see behind it? If needed bung a piece of 2x4 (or a bit of pallet) in to hold up the microwave and stuff, might get you closer to the leak?

Hasn't harmed Trumps reputation much and he is IN them biggly style. As in seriously redacting his name and his victims names style. School girl victims.

Curious Pete, not sure I would get away with that but when I relay the floor under the dining table is planned to be a compass in a contrasting wood - table mat can be put away in the cupboard but once the floor is laid...

and he changed his mind as soon as Starmer said he was sending warships to Cyprus. Odd that, but very consistent with his politics that whatever the Labour party is doing his view is the opposite, even if it means he changes his stance as often as his pants.

... that's your problem, you touched it! Am still going for the hoses, it appears to be the only thing different between inside and outside

The supply solenoid, 20PSI would only be letting water into the machine - you'd see that leak inside and not outside it? I'd be going with Squaredy perhaps, 20 year old pipes and fittings eventually given up and cracked where they are bent when the machine goes back in. When machine is out this crack 'seals' itself? Or an O ring gone. Can you wrap towels around everything at the back, push it back in again for a while and then out - where the towel is wet gives a clue where the water is coming from? (I'll often do that with paper towels and suspected leaks in the plumbing - shows up the wet parts)

Yes. Generally fruit trees are.

.. Oy! that's ma family your talking about!