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petercb

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  1. Would be worth you posting on farmingforum.co.uk
  2. 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!
  3. Wish I could find a freebie like this in my wood!
  4. Slightly closer!
  5. 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.
  6. Just remember the old saying "booze is the answer - now what the hell was the question?"
  7. Farmtrader Farmers Guide Ebay & Cheffins usually not good, overpriced rubbish
  8. Excellent viewing enjoyed that. What drone/camera setup are you using?
  9. If you haven't got a manual you can get one from McCulloch site which shows how to tension the chain.
  10. 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
  11. 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!
  12. Thanks looks interesting.
  13. 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.
  14. 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!
  15. 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.
  16. Er its chess and board square colours aren't relevant so the joke stands - unless anyone knows different of course! Intellectuals eh what do they know!
  17. As a Man U fan I was outraged by this and then I thought yeah that's about right, perhaps we could swap Sanchez for the hedgehog but I bet we would have to put some money to the deal!
  18. You're dead right there is no need to highlight them they speak for themselves! I'm just amazed the company would post that particular photo on their website as it might encourage others to work in an unsafe manner. Nice frames though, finished yet?
  19. Looks a lovely spot and great potential. Couple of possible problem areas to check out from your pic; Render on walls looks as if it may be bridging damp proof course. Gutter downpipe just discharging onto ground? Flat roof looks very flat - check fall and needs gutter. Wickes How-to-Guides might be useful depending on your experience level. https://www.wickes.co.uk/how-to-guides Good luck - it will take longer than you think but will be worth it in the end.
  20. Used once not impressed with quality or responce to complaint wouldn't use again.
  21. Which one? Did 9001 some years back in engineering big project. Got Woodmark certification some years back lot of work no customers interested so dropped it.
  22. Fortunately still look younger than my age or so I thought popped in for buffet fixed price lunch at Indian restaurant recently. When we came out thought that was cheaper than I expected then saw a big notice saying special offer pensioner discount! Waiter obviously took one look and thought he qualifies no problem!
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  24. [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106] Excellent
  25. Tree Alert link https://treealert.forestry.gov.uk/

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