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As many will know, foxhunting is still legal here in Northern Ireland.. Sat here at the computer recovering from this damned stomach bug thats going around when I hear a pack of hounds outside my window.. Looked out and saw a few horses going up the road, and a couple of hounds actually on my property. Not something you see every day!

There was, it was the River Cottage guy, and is being rerun again on CH4 - called Hugh's Chicken run, the website is still open too, www.chickenout.tv It certainly would open your eyes about broilers.

Basically as topic, preferably a Chrony F1 or Alpha Cash waiting Nochex or Paypal preferred Cheers Pete

Agreed! (even at FAC power levels!)

Nice pics, I defnitley want one of these, it will be a few months before I can get it though maybe have it for next winter lol Keep them coming! Pete

Good shooting MB! There's a real shortage of mags around this part of the country since the summer. Got one this morning though.. 1st blood for me, and the gun (Theoben S type) Good luck, good shooting Pete

I'd be up for that, no shottie though in fact, never shot a clay in my life before Should be a bit of craic anyway. I'm free this weekend then not for a while, don't know how long. Don't let that spoil it for everyone... if this weekend doesn't suit i'll go next time Pete

All the answers you need (plus one hell of a lot more) can be found on rcgroups, a community much like here, only much bigger and dedicated to r/c models. rcgroups Enjoy Pete

Damn could've gotten you the 340 for 299 all in! Oh well, better luck with the 340 :blink: and remember if you need any spares i'm ur man :blink: Have PM'ed you my work email address Pete

Well I could have purchased a similar stihl for around the �160 mark which included the bumper spike, so why cant husqvarna do that?? I bought this husqvarna as I cut down 5-8 trees per year and cut logs for the fire every other week, depending on how many trees have blown over!! So it seemed a waste of money spending �400-900 on a chainsaw, when this husqvarna can do the same job! OK will pm you tomorrow, didnt get this til I got home from work tonight. In actual fact if you pm me your email address I will be able to do it 1st thing in the morning (the forums are firewalled out) As for the Stihl for 160 - believe me, it isnt near as good as the 142. Stihl make some cracking saws, but when they make a cheap saw they make a CHEAP saw. The Husqvarna 137 & 142 are budget saws, they are not even made by Husqvarna, they are made in the USA by Poulan. The rest of the chainsaw range IS made in Sweden by Husqvarna themselves. Pete

I work for an authorised Husqvarna retailer... If you need a bumper spike kit (including screws) (Part No. 5300143-81) give me a shout and i'll get one sorted for you quick sharp We accept credit/debit cards, if you want to PM me your phone number i'll give you a call and arrange it tomorrow. (We have a website and have been trading for over 20 years. We are also on the Husqvarna website as an authorised dealer. If you need anything else, IPL in .pdf etc let me know As for the other saw, good idea sticking it on ebay, i've only ever seen one of these before, but they are a cheap chinese half copy of the husqvarna and appear to be pure tripe. Pete

Wanted, Digital scales suitable for weighing air rifle pellets, accuracy 0.1 grains or better required TIA Pete

Microlights are quite a bit cheaper to learn in, however the NPPL license is only valid in the UK whereas if you get a SEP JAA PPL license you can fly anywhere in Europe (IIRC it does not extend further than this) And yes, there are a lot of people who jack it in - me included Not enough time, or money. Oh well, i've still got my logbook.. maybe will pick it up again sometime in the future. Tip: Flyer forums is an excellent place for PPL advice, http://forums.flyer.co.uk Just while I remember... there is a flying school in South Africa - it's at Port Elizabeth airport - called Algoa Flight Centre Fees are very reasonable, cheaper even than the US/NZ and the weather is flyable 90% of the year. (Ask Jenni Morton on the flyer forums, she spent a month out there a year or two back)

Totally useless... Here in Northern Ireland we pay the highest price in the UK for electricity, and have what must be one of the worst supplies in the UK In the last 10 days alone I have counted 4 power outages

<bump> come on guys! Someone's bound to have a cabinet I could buy?

Bio Ethanol is another, very few pumps around but it appears to be growing in popularity. I have been told by someone on the inside that a lot of garden machinery will be heading that way within the next 10 years due to tightening emissions regulations. Apparently Briggs & Stratton are already working on Bio Ethanol engines

Thanks! I think you have just hit the nail on the head where all our junk calls are coming from. Also being on the TPS it is quite infuriating that they are pestering us, especially around meal times <GRRRR> Phone call to M&S tomorrow!

We had them in here last week... check your local store ASAP! Maybe one or two left

Had a similar experience not long ago, reported it to local police (who didnt give a toss) but had to, so I could get a crime ref no. to claim the funds back from my bank. All said and done, they offered me an extended overdraft to the amount which had been stolen, no charges were incurred but had there been they would've refunded them too. Took approx 6-8 weeks before I saw the money back though! It amazes me the amount of effort that appears to go into tracking these fraudsters down.... NONE!

As title suggests Something large enough to house a fully scoped rifle Thanks

I spend most of my working life on these Depending on the engine, it could be a diaphragm carb or bowl carb.. There are 3 popular diaphragm carbs 2 of which are plastic and one which is metal. The way to tell the difference in the plastic carbs is that one has a choke and the other has a primer. There are quite a few bowl carbs, too many to differentiate without having a model number of the engine. 1) Diaphragm carb: replace diaphragm after removing carb from tank and cleaning out both carb and tank. 2) Bowl carb: Newer engines have primer usually mounted in the air filter housing, older ones have choke. - Remove carb, clean out and refit, if primer fitted, replace primer gasket on rear of air filter housing. 99% of faults we see are due to contaminated fuel - lately fuel seems to be going stale very quickly, put it down to less additives to keep it fresh, for emissions regulations. Also, fuel will go stale quicker when subjected to vibration, which induces oxygen into it... So chances are if you have a bent crank and you cut your lawn once a month or even less often you will have problems. Remember, don't tip the engine on its side, if you need to clean out under the mower, tip it so the spark plug points skyward, otherwise you will have a lot of oil in places you really dont want to be getting oil. If you need spares, PM me with the part you need, and model, type and code numbers of the engine. I'll send you the parts for trade price

Possibly a phishing mail? Paypal don't (as far as I am aware) email warnings when failed login attempts are made on your account.

Trackball certainly isn't the job for this!

Good work Lee! Glad to see you got the hang of Weather Display - I've been having problems getting it to display "summary.gif" at the top of the page

Here Here! Most couriers will charge more due to air freight, including ParcelFarce however Royal Mail charge the same as mainland UK Sickens me how some retailers insist on charging more for postage to NI even though it costs them no extra.