Ian Frog
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I somehow doubt it ! Cheers Ian
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Be careful I have heard of circumstances where p**eys were using them to scope out houses for breaking into later. Maybe the .22 would be a good precaution. Cheers Ian
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@Six30 At least let him get in and take off his coat before you start (twat !) @paulc tinkerers and shed dwellers are always welcome here. Cheers Ian
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when we don`t wat to be using a satnav. Reposted for the hard of reading ! Cheers Ian -
While we are discussing navigation and avoiding @Stu and his blatant product pushing. Has anyone found a simple app that will sit in the background and just give a loud bleep or other noise if approaching a speed camera/ mobile camera/ average speed cameras ? Surely by now such a simple thing can be available for us even when we don`t wat to be using a satnav. Cheers Ian
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I enjoy doing different things over Christmas and as the weather hasn't favoured a festive bimble I have been playing with some modelling (calm down @dynaxlol). Cheers Ian
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You are giving good advice there @TimR I would suggest @gymwitch buys you a beer and picks your brain. Cheers Ian
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Thanks for the clarification ! I was scratching my head there. Trust me I confuse easy! Cheers Ian
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Possibly going to be going down in flames but I thought that pic was culled from the film "The Midwitch Cuckoos". Is that the same thing? Cheers Ian
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STIHL MS180 Petrol Chainsaw 31.8CC 14" 35CM Tree Surgery Prune Cutter Heavy Duty 886661185245 | eBay
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The Stihl all day long ! Probably a long way from the cheapest but seem to be the choice of pro tree surgeons. If electric as using at home I would suggest canvassing the opinion of people like Browns of Leighton Buzzard as they are the biggest agricultural equipment suppliers I know of. Hope that helps. Cheers Ian
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I wouldn`t mind betting that is about standard or even a bit low given a retailers costs etc. Cheers Ian
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I can`t argue with your logic. Still gonna drain air from tank when leaving garage though Cheers Ian
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I can quite believe that ! Probably just me not trusting previous owners. Oh yeah and seeing the state of the water that drains out. Cheers Ian
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Fair comment but in reality both are dodgy. My gas bottles would to live in an old toolsafe that I found on site recently at bottom of garden. A full compressor just makes me nervous especially as mine was secondhand (ex hire company) and I don`t know how often previous owner drained the excess water out lol. Cheers Ian
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I don`t like leaving compressors full let alone constantly turned on, too much like having a bomb hiding in the garage. Cheers Ian
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Just so difficult to get down to those kind of ratios particularly in winter/spring in the kind of garages/sheds we traditionally us as amateurs. I am sure professional spray shops can achieve those great figures. I think we just have to be careful and take as many precautions like warming and prep as we can. Cheers Ian
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I tend to agree. 50% isn`t too bad for spraying this time of year, maybe the sad face is for other applications? Cheers Ian
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Quick tip for the beef we once had a period without an oven and discovered that beef done in the pressure cooker was excellent as so much flavour was sealed in ! Hope you all have a great feast and snooze lol. Cheers Ian
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Merry christmas guys ! Have a cool yule. Cheers Ian
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"A" preview being the operative word lol. Bet @Six30 was pleased ! Cheers Ian
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I wonder how long before @dynaxrocks up on Xena with mine? I want to know who`s bikes are in it too. Cheers Ian
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Love it ! Thank you. Merry xmas to you and yours. To Everyone on here as well ! Cheers Ian
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I must confess I have had a few early Ducs but from this era I thoroughly enjoyed riding a 748 like a complete headcase on road and track. It flattered you and terrified in equal proportions. Cheers Ian
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You are quite right we have wandered off piste again ! Sorry. Cheers Ian
