al4x
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30-06 and 180 grain ballistic tip did the job. Bearing in mind they are totally professional I’m pretty sure it was an absolute last resort
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They have dropped the power to 150bhp from 178 on the series 5 I believe. It should be fine but I’d want to drive one first, my series 5 is due for a change in December and it will be a shame if all stock is gone and I can’t get another.
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7 hours ago, WalkedUp said:
https://www.tuffies.co.uk/item/2/Dog-Mattress-beds-and-covers/The-Wipe-Clean-Mattress-Dog-Bed.html
I’ve had this for 10 years. Used as only dog bed, day and night. Still in mint condition.
Snap for mine
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1 hour ago, ditchman said:
just watched the funeral.....no faff....nicely done.......
on a sub note...........
i wonder if prince harry is beginning to realise what family and history and tradition he has thrown down the toilet....just for a bit of tinsle town titty....
Once she stops being quite so obliging in the bedroom I reckon he will have a day of reckoning and realise what he has thrown away.
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10 hours ago, Centrepin said:
I'd be happy in this
Top man for choosing this
His own designed gun bus from the Sandringham shoot. You’ve got to love his choice of transport
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Possibly try the local mailboxes branch they may do it cheaper. The problem is auction items are unpacked so by the time you collect pack them and send by courier the costs all mount up. It’s what we do and if it was one of my regulars I’d see what I could do.
The best option is to look for a set more local to you but the internet has made it too easy to spot bargains the other end of the country lol
I get it all the time.... but the wardrobe I bought from 200 miles away didn’t cost as much as you want to deliver!
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We have quite a few radials at work as my boss has a sideline making these.... sadly looks like yours is a little past it
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Just watch how fast you have to collect the items..... and that most things firearms related you will need to collect yourself.
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Works well in my experience.... the most expensive bit of foam you will buy but does what it should
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This has come up and I think I met someone on here who had this permission........ sounds unlucky but the local Facebook luvvies have really gone to town....
From the sounds of it a shot milky vixen got found.https://www.thecomet.net/news/crime/letchworth-foxhunting-allegations-shared-on-facebook-7852808
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It’s not expensive but mine does door mats, always has done 7 years old now and she does it less frequently but occasionally just destroys the mat....
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We have a tuning company across the road from us at work and they seem to be getting stacks in at the moment along with range rovers as being the local footballers cars of choice.
From what I have seen the most basic would probably be ok for countryside use but otherwise the bling factor is unlikely to be that compatible with mud and hedges
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The main question is why does he want them? I like the look of them and there are a few small herds I know of as the local nature reserves like them for putting out on rough land but there are easier breeds of you are down south
We have a few Southdown crosses and they are reasonably easy to keep and seem to produce nice lamb.
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Bear in mind it’s not summer and there are no leaves on trees the photos are 6 months out of date at least..... or they are someone else’s photos
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The big question in my mind is when the op said he took his “boy” for a walk was it his child or his dog he was talking about....... I took it to be dog not child
Then things just went a little mental
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To be slightly controversial I’m struggling to see how a scotty was that intimidating to you. It’s got little dog syndrome and had you stood your ground and said hello to it odds are things would have changed quickly for the better.
Weirdly my two just stand and look at little dogs with attitude and are far better than with little ones that run scared. We may be a different area but I usually find a quick chat with the owner lets the dogs get used to each other and it doesn’t happen the next time you meet them -
Also work on the basis that shipping it from Holland will be a pain in the backside. Unless the saving is massive it’s more agro than its worth
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I’ve had both and now a 68 plate barbarian I’ve had since new. Very different drive to the others,
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1 hour ago, stuartc44 said:
If I choose not to have the vaccine and all those that do want / need it have had it, who are the 'others' that I am putting at risk?
Ultimately everyone, and that is because the more of you there are the more likely we will keep living with an underlying level of covid which increases the odds of a mutation occurring that will evade the vaccine
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46 minutes ago, MARSH GUN said:
Had three of them. Fairly good on body rot chassis transmission , but the weak point on these trucks is the front pulley area of the engine. Key way can wear. and the front pulley can fail throwing belts and doing damage. About 25MPG not a lot more a typical Japanese pick up truck. they are a little agricultural to drive in my opinion.
You need to try a new one the series 5 is not that agricultural and the mpg is mid 30’s
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11 hours ago, Walker570 said:
All down to what it has done prior to you buying it. Basically a solid pick up but with all modern vehicles you might come acros electrical/computer problems occasionally.
Actually being on my 5th l200 I can say electrics don’t seem to be a problem at all on them.
At that age do buy on condition and history, loads have been used as cars. The things to watch are generally head gasket and the usual suspension and springs. The latter are easy and cheap enough if you are half handy with a spanner.
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I’ve recently had a set of toyo open country at put on my l200 and I’m pretty impressed. Seem good off road but on they are no noisier than the bridgestones that came off and fuel economy hasn’t dropped at all. The best bit being they are pretty cheap.
I had them put on as it’s a lease vehicle that goes back in December so wasn’t worth spending the money on General or BFG and actually having had both I’d choose these next time -
With feet that size looks like a super sized mop!
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Buy with care would be my advice. At that age tin worm will be trying to get most so buy on condition. Whatever you get will be fairly elderly, Navaras of that age are a minefield, l200’s are better but you still have to watch for engine issues. Hilux if it’s in good nick will be a fair amount of money as the top gear reputation has everyone thinking they go on forever
Floor levelling advice please
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Ahh we are in a similar boat but fortunately the leak wasn’t under our tiles. I’ve uncovered all the pipe in our living room screed so have the channels to fill In once the plumber has replaced the pipe. The damp proof is interesting as it’s a 17th century house and they have laid a tar layer but it’s that good we never found our leak as the water was going downwards as fast as you filled In the system. I’m debating whether to screed the pipes or use self levelling so any advice would be great