Ratman
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I’ll see if i can “pry it out with a screwdriver” only the next noise you hear is from an implement used by swinging it!!! ROUGH!!! No wonder you shagged a few chainsaws up.
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Chuffing youtube again Vesp! YOU told me yesterday we’d moved on from this!!! ?♂️
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Stolen from North West Nottingham J26 M1
Ratman replied to The Garden Guy's topic in Stolen Equipment
Good point yeah, didnt look at it from the other side. -
Stolen from North West Nottingham J26 M1
Ratman replied to The Garden Guy's topic in Stolen Equipment
Should implant a chip into bodywork /structure of the tool that can be scanned like they do with our pets maybe. Pressed in Serial numbers and riveted plates are bit behind the times nowadays and easy to doctor. -
Thats cheap, those prices gona be +vat though do ya think?
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Your 3 strands want twisting together, starting with red to black!
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Thats rich from Einstein here aint it!
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Sweet! [emoji108] ???
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I do hope!..... please!!!....... that you dont take incentive from the Bolton’s massive retard!!! [emoji51]
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I thought i told YOU that I DON’T take orders unless its a god given presented via youtube!
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?? they are a workhorse. Personally i prefer the simplistics and reliability of the earlier 2.5’s but the later chassis and body / interior of the later 3.0’s is defo more appealing. If the ticking hasn’t seemed to get any louder then dont worry. Regular oil changes is key, and some general upkeep will see you out for a long time yet [emoji106]
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How long you owned it? What was mileage when you bought? Whats mileage now? And do you think its got any worse?
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You gota forgive him Domino, things dont tend to emulate from the bottom of his “tree” bless him!
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They are quite noisey on injectors in general, but if you feel it is abnormally loud then it could be in need of a new (or more than one injector) injector seats can fail too, allowing combustion pressures to leak causing the sound when engine is under load, i.e acceleration.
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Soz, mileage etc too?
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What year is it Mull?
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These are what we run at rear of our bag trailers Paul, you can see they’re only small, be about 5” square thats all, they light up each corner for the lads a treat, and cos you can put that tiny bit of tilt on em with their brackets, you dont get the glare through the mirrors either.
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Nice spec [emoji106]
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Yeah! But ya gota admit, if Spud presented a nitros’d saw, it would be bound to make ya smile and wiggle a bit! [emoji6]
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Yeah avoid external use with the splicers, thats why i suggested weatherproof. 13 pin is good suggestion but depends on rest of your tackle, spuddogs suggestion was a winner, and those LED lamps hes pictured are small, compact and defo bright enough. Be i deal for what you suggested you needed, we run them on our tautliners at work, one on each side plus the central fitted light, only difference is ours are on stand off brackets allowing you to tilt and turn to your desired position. Will take a photo for ya tomoz, but theyre just spliced in to existing reverse circuit.
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Beat me to it [emoji106] or you could piggy back off your original feed somewhere using a weatherproof plug.
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Come on Spud...... make us climax [emoji6]?
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Wire some LED work lamps in to ya reverse light circuit, small ones will be enough, but have em on a fused switched circuit, they draw next to nowt anyhow.
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Mint! Well worth the money, can get your vat back if self employed tho remember [emoji6] Trouble with diy welders is everything is made to a certain spec (shite) fixed lanced torches etc are a ball ache to change and are made so cheaply its just not worth the hassle. Beauty of the invertor welders are they rise and fall on power feed etc dependant on your material thickness that your welding, theyre really smooth [emoji108] the 2nd one up in the mig/mag range the 800 i think is the one all lads on here would relish. Turns down low enough for car jobs and turns up enough to do 7mm stuff! The only diy welder i once contemplated was called “mighty mig” i think, and that would of only swung it for me cos its got the detachable euro torch. Each and too their own though again [emoji106]
