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2 Piece Adjustable Ridges Close Fitting - AJW Distribution AJWDISTRIBUTION.COM These ridge fittings meet the requirements of HSG-33 Health and Safety Roof Work Manual. Please note any ridges fitted to the old conventional method DO NOT meet the requirements of HSG-33 Might be suitable
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I stand corrected - how could I have forgotten Vesp! Just had awful visions of you stood there with a big hole in the side of someone's house and you getting sued! Would a winch on a vehicle not be enough? Never used one but would a tree jack help? Will look forward to how you do it in the end.
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Concrete, mortar, bricks etc great under compression, really poor under tension which is what you will be putting brickwork under. Milk float ran into house locally a few years back and moved whole house on foundation. Got to be the most stupid idea that I've ever seen posted on here. YouTube is full of stupid ideas, one more coming up!
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The supplier contracted with the courier to deliver goods they should obtain proof that goods were delivered to a safe place. Couriers often take a photo on phone to show they've attempted delivery or left it in a safe place. Ask for a photo or proof of delivery.
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Timberwolf Tw190 Wheel Hub Torque settings
petercb replied to DavidHorgan's topic in Maintenance help
Probably need to look at alko website or contact them. They seem to use one shot nuts if you Google them. -
If you scroll down to near the bottom of this link there are 3 examples which may be useful https://www.gov.uk/guidance/create-a-woodland-management-plan
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These links should help https://www.gov.uk/guidance/woodland-management-plan-grant-countryside-stewardship https://www.gov.uk/guidance/create-a-woodland-management-plan
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Redirect Notice WWW.GOOGLE.COM
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Would be worth you posting on farmingforum.co.uk
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Rats not likely to attack your rabbits, we had ours in outside run for years with no problems and rats were a continual problem around the hen house next door. Make sure it's fox proof with heavy guage mesh not the thin chicken wire stuff which foxes can rip through with surprising ease - lost a cockerel that way a few years back. Not sure if rabbits will go through your tube though, they're not the brightest and don't take instruction well but no doubt someone will be along who has rabbits with high IQ's and good verbal skills!
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Wish I could find a freebie like this in my wood!
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Most electric kettles rated at 3kw plugged into 13amp socket. Not sure where 2kw comes from, 3kw heaters are also readily available although most are 2kw.
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Just remember the old saying "booze is the answer - now what the hell was the question?"
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Farmtrader Farmers Guide Ebay & Cheffins usually not good, overpriced rubbish
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Excellent viewing enjoyed that. What drone/camera setup are you using?
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If you haven't got a manual you can get one from McCulloch site which shows how to tension the chain.
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From McCulloch website There is a pin fitted to the bar in top hole which the tensioning lever engages by the look of it. Part No BR0073 Ebay bar doesn't have this
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Glad you got it sorted. Having followed this thread was turning the bar on my 026 and just out of interest removed that chain guide plate - still tightened up no problem which proves absolutely nothing LOL!
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Thanks looks interesting.
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Dying ash woodland and felling licences
petercb replied to Big J's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Public footpath? - probably have to shut it off while doing the work - about £600 for the privilege of applying iirc. Worth touching base with the local footpaths officer at the council otherwise could be a lot of hassle. -
Only thing I use my splitting maul for is knocking back a knotty bit of elm that won't split and gets stuck on the hydraulic splitter - nice and heavy for that but sod splitting anything with it - too old for that!
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Police auction site lots of saws worcester area
petercb replied to EricBradley's topic in Stolen Equipment
Police Property Act 1997 covers it, perfectly legal also if you see your stuff being auctioned you can claim it back. Police will have had it for at least a year.
