R1nut
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Try landyzone first
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? brilliant!!
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Remove the pipe and give it a good clean, a makeshift pull through works wonders!
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I do a lot of grass cutting this time of year, over the past couple of weeks I have gone through 2 cheap Chinese strimmers! They just can't handle hours of work!
Either stihl or echo, my old srm echo I have just keeps going! I've had to replace the head due to bearings wearing out but it's worked for hours on end for years!
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Oil starvation is the reason, at 120000 rpm they don't last long dry!
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We have had a boxster for years, you can't beat the sound of the flat 6!
Ours is used as an every day driver, it's used as a work car and has racked up some miles. We found the more it was used the better it was. In 5 years of ownership it has never let us down!!
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The in laws used similar a couple of years ago and I was quite impressed with the outcome. Still looks good now.
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Stoney point target turret caps
A small mark on one cap, apart from that very good!
£22 delivered
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Unopened box of devcon.
expiry date is 2017, I've just used another tub that expired in 2014 and it's fine
£20 posted
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I can't speak highly enough of the Subaru awd system! It's a phenomenal car, mpg isn't great but try not grinning ear to ear after driving the turbo version.
If you want more ground clearance check out the forester or outback, they offer better measurements than most so called 4x4s
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Uk gun repairs Taunton.
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They use the greatest tolerance on both male and female threads so they will feel loose, it's the shoulders that square them up!
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19 minutes ago, Ultrastu said:
Well for such a small mark I would get a used tea bag and rub it into the mark to stain the beech brown .keep applying if it's not dark enough at first .the stain will lighten as it dries .ignor the dried colour. The finished colour will be same as when its very wet. .
When your satisfied. And the stain has been left to dry. Rub a bit of oil into the scratch. (This will bring back the colour and it will stay this shade .even when the oil has dried).
U can use any oil you find .
Cooking oil will do .But a gun oil that hardens will be better obviously.
Don't use a water based lacquer .as your tea bag stain is water based and will wash out.
So basically you are telling him to "tea bag" his stick
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Good luck, you will be grinning from ear to ear.
The 600 will feel a lot more stable which inspires confidence. Try not to get nervous and keep a clear head!!
When my partner did her test she really couldn't get on with the 125, she was being pushed all over because of the weather, stuck her on the 600 and it transformed her riding confidence
Don't panic about the high speed stuff, I was told years ago the bike is better at straight lines than you, just relax and let it move about beneath you. Riding motocross teaches a lot about how they behave, to a beginner it can feel unnerving.
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Depending on which turbo it is they are between £300-£500 new
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If you get a list of bit there are a few I'm after!!
The best way would be to google the part number and get an idea of price.
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We use equafleece on ours. They are brilliant for drying them off once they have gotten wet!
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I would have said report it, could be a child next!
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If the money is that good digs and work every hour possible. Rather than sitting staring at the walls you could be earning a lot more. Then come home Friday and enjoy family time.
I commuted to Bristol every day a few years ago, the worst part of the job was the journey. If I caught it wrong it would add hours onto my day.
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Sadly, no I don’t have any contacts in America.
Wish I had though after watching man vs food!!
I had my fingers crossed that someone had a spare squirrelled away!
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That was who I first contacted and put me on to the importers here. I'm at a bit of a dead end now!!
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Has anyone got a spare turret cap lying around?
I contacted the importers with no joy!
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All sorted now
Most bizzare job you've had
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I had to take an evening job to make ends meet. Spring maker by day then of an evening I did a bit of turning. My main task was turn a taper on some wooden handles, and radius the ends.
One day I asked what the handles were actually used for, to my surprise they were being leather bound during the day shift then sold by Ann summers as whips!!!! That made the job a little more interesting!!