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  1. topchippyles
    To much flexibility in a ratchet strap even though it feels tight. I would have 5 nylon band straps on those
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    Defender 3.3kVA Step-Up Transformer 2x16A 240v E203030 PORTABLE STEP-UP TRANSFORMER WITH 2 OUTPUT SOCKETS 3KVA WWW.EBAY.CO.UK Power Output (Watts/Kw) 3000 W. W x D x H: 205 x 240 x 265mm. Weight 17kg. Supplied with plug. This does not effect your statutory rights. Collections from our trade counters is possible...
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    There is a far easier way if she is kicking out a good 110 v supply believe me and cheap. Bought a tow along compressor/ generator a few years back and used a step up transformer like in the link below, genny was only a 110 v ex gas board
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    Spend 2 years working over there when the wall came down
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    Kann mir ein großes kaltes Bier von deinen fünftausend kaufen
  6. topchippyles
    Well setup your stacking system to allow for it. Not rocket science ? Opened up a pack of ash strings on monday which have been drying for 18 months inside. Re tightened about 8 months ago about not a blemish on a single 4.8 metre length string on a batch of 6. Moisture was at 12% on the meter
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    To much play even in a tightened ratchet straps
  8. topchippyles
    When you get an a thumb nail play in the band just re band it. 200 metres of banding is peanuts to buy
  9. topchippyles
    Put extra bands on and they will hold no problem slabs or not
  10. topchippyles
    Get your self one of these as so many never use them and why i never know Manual PP/PET Plastic Strapping Packing Machine with Hand Sealer Banding Tool
  11. topchippyles
    Sorry never been as we have the royal welsh just over an hour from me and for all the big GUNS like myself ? its an annual event
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    APF ??
  13. topchippyles
    Things like this i love where 30 year of knowledge come in. Have you run a 110v tool off it ??
  14. topchippyles
    I have used this one and what a tool Band saw mill Sawmill Trak-Met TTS-1200/60 STANDARD
  15. topchippyles
    Be careful. Some china man eating bat soup started this lot off ??? What is bat soup and is it safe to eat? - The Sun
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    Looking forward to the feedback on this ratman, Anyone who replies shit will get a telling off ? Or a bang on the swede ? Some decent postings are getting side tracked and the bitching kicks in which i have no time for.Post was created so as members we can share our thoughts and experience which may become invaluable to others in the months to come ?
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    Evening Gents seems the forum is busier than normal at the moment. Just wondered how many of you out there try to maximise the use of all the trees/ timber that you cut down through out the year. I know a lot process it for firewood which is about the easiest option ? Quite a few members and more are looking into milling it so increases the wholesale value. How many if any mill/season and then run out skirting /architrave/window boards ect ect or maybe other types of projects (sheds) benches/gates
  18. topchippyles
    Change fuel as mentioned and check fuel filter in the petrol tank. As you said not been used for a while. You can always drop a bit of fuel into the bore which normally fires it up
  19. topchippyles
    Its not but some times best kept to your self. Made my point end of subject no offence meant ?
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    I do not get involves normally in other peoples spats but why dont you just keep your opinions to your self Puffingbilly413 . Who the hell are you to tell people if thy are right or wrong to go to work in these difficult times. 80 posts in 5 years, really are one who sits on the fence for sure ?
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    Looks like a little love nest to me ?
  22. topchippyles
    Was not referring to you eggs but certain people comment on self employment who have never been there ?? Not a subject i would get involved in if i was in that position.
  23. topchippyles
    Try self employment for those who never have then you will understand for yourself the ups and downs ? Eye opener guys or what ??
  24. topchippyles
    With all this uncertainty has anyone actually managed to get any universal credit or sick pay ?? Just wondering with all these postings and guys not able to work.
  25. topchippyles
    Yes i have a formula tried and tested. One of the colleges i helped out in a few years back include it in the advanced 3 rd year coarse now

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