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Nopedigree

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  1. Yes Steve, I let you know on the 7th, a lot better! cheers NoPedigree
  2. Noticeably faster for me Steve👍 Nopedigree
  3. Thanks for the input guys, I think it must be copy parts. No decompression No soft start of primer bulb Flywheel in good Nick Pawl returns.to park position. Purchasing department will be getting a severe talking to😀 Thanks again. Nopedigree
  4. Hi all, I seem to go through replacement starter pawls on my saw pretty frequently, are there suppliers of best quality replacements you could recommend. I’ve had the saw from new maybe 15 years ago and while I’m domestic use I manage to cut about 8 m3 a year to heat the house. The original pawl seemed to last quite a while so I suspect I’ve now got a poor batch or fake parts. Also is the engagement I’m seeing normal, maybe 50% of the contact surface available, see photo. Many thanks in advance. NoPedigree
  5. I'm beginning to feel grateful for living as long as I have (62) and having no kids, call me selfish if you want, but there is a huge risk of the shite hitting the fan with world order breaking down, massive military actions around the globe before long I fear. Worrying times. Nopedigree
  6. Don’t know about posting links but I’ve found it slow to load for a while now, I’ve a mind to demand a full refund.. .. oh hold on😀
  7. Mate you need to do serious work on them clocks, beer o’clock was an hour or more ago. NoPedigree
  8. Oh for Gods sake get a room😀😀
  9. Eh, pretty self explanatory to me and I would hope most others, but let me explain. If in his/her/their teens (ie young) a coat of bitumen may not keep the roof weather proof and sound till he/she/they are done needing it, where as if he/she/they are out of his/her/their teens (ie old) it would see him/her/them out. I suspect you are the reason peanut packets have the warning “may contain nuts” 😀 NoPedigree
  10. I suspect that unless you are in your teens a quick stuff brush off, a coat of bitumen and a decent angle on the roof they will see you out. NoPedigree
  11. Agreed spud only to add if you smoke wash your hands and rinse them well in clean water, same if you have handled any strong smelling fuel, oil etc. Then rub your hands with grass followed by mole hill soil. Don’t drip sweat from your nose etc when digging the hole. If the trap gets filled with soil twice relocate it. if you are successful please come to mine as the little shites are making a hell of a mess after a late start this year! Nopedigree
  12. I really do think that the greens will have a strong showing this time. Voted Tory all my life but will not for the foreseeable. not saying the greens are perfect but I can’t vote for starmer so the greens will do this time round. NoPedigree
  13. I hear what you are saying.. But being in the country with few near neighbours that have no box and a large number of wrens in and out of the box already planted I think I’ve got a fair chance with em if they take. Also the other half wants them so in they go😀. NoPedigree
  14. Hi all. I have got a lot of box bushes a friend is removing from their garden, I know it’s not the best time of year to transplant it but it’s worth a try instead of composting it. I’m lifting a car load and replanting it as soon as possible and obviously watering it in well, they have as bigger root ball as possible. they were not trimmed last year by the looks and have a fair amount fo soft new growth. Should I run the hedge trimmers over them on the next dull day? Trim them hard or lightly if at all? any advice gratefully received. cheers, NoPedigree.
  15. I just renewed mine, did it online and must say for a gov site it was easy and quick, two weeks max and I had the new one. Got an idea it was cheaper that way too? NoPedigree

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