ajlelectronics
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Red car? looks like a Lancia Delta S4 but I'm pretty sure it's not
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They seem to last about 5 years at the stables before the wind wrecks the cover.
This was 2020 when I put replacement number 2 up.
Number 3 is waiting to go up sometime this year.
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I put up the identical shelter a couple of years ago for a friend who was having some physical issues and couldn't help. It wasn't the easiest to do by myself, but I got it up. His previous temporary garage had blown loose in the wind and tumbled over onto a neighbour's property. When I put this one up, I used 8 or 10 corkscrew-type ground stakes, so it wasn't going anywhere. All that work, and the following week he put his house up for sale. Oh, well...
9x9 was hard enough. ( we had one in the Scouts)Sounds like none of you have ever put up a 12 x 12 !
Those who know, know!
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They are both the same breed. The red one is convertible, the project is a saloon which used to look like this...
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Ooh, I don't think I knew that blue was it's original colour, I like that!
I didn't think 12x12's came in the singular. "put up a 12x12".Sounds like none of you have ever put up a 12 x 12 !
They always seemed to be in the plural whenever I was involved.
"Just pop over there and put up those 50 12x12's would you old chap"
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No, you're quite right!I didn't think 12x12's came in the singular. "put up a 12x12".
They always seemed to be in the plural whenever I was involved.
"Just pop over there and put up those 50 12x12's would you old chap"
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Renault Electric Blue. It is going to be Rover Tahiti Blue when finished, but there are countless hours of prep. first.
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Yes I believe I do.You need better spectacles
I'm disappointed in you
Especially after having seen a nice girl walking down the street but once got close I have figured out she wasn't a girl but a long haired blonde man.
I have to replace them for sure.
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Presumably squaddies were cheap.Sounds like none of you have ever put up a 12 x 12 !
(Those who know, know!)
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First proper hedge job with the Makita UH006, very very pleased with this hedger, its very light. Used one small 2.5Ah battery.
Privet, she wanted it reduced hard as it was taller than her, and thined in width, so the brown was unavoidable - it'll grow back. Removed the dead stem.
I did hit the metal gate post and put a tiny ding on the new blade
Pebble gardens are a real pain to clear up if you forget the leaf blower! I dont usually take my own as the other guys will have one. Going back to blow it.
Then an oak stump to cut up. The pictures I saw made it look small but this was big, over a meter dia at base and several meters long.
Im told it blew down in december, so as far as windblown go, quite disapointing, no tension left and the rootplate just sat there.
Oct it looked like this on streetview. Ivy covered, pollarded monster.
Oak rots slowly but this was gone. Roots were crumbly and the reason is kretzmaria, looks like charcoal and doesnt stand out as a fungus.
Privet, she wanted it reduced hard as it was taller than her, and thined in width, so the brown was unavoidable - it'll grow back. Removed the dead stem.
I did hit the metal gate post and put a tiny ding on the new blade
Pebble gardens are a real pain to clear up if you forget the leaf blower! I dont usually take my own as the other guys will have one. Going back to blow it.
Then an oak stump to cut up. The pictures I saw made it look small but this was big, over a meter dia at base and several meters long.
Im told it blew down in december, so as far as windblown go, quite disapointing, no tension left and the rootplate just sat there.
Oct it looked like this on streetview. Ivy covered, pollarded monster.
Oak rots slowly but this was gone. Roots were crumbly and the reason is kretzmaria, looks like charcoal and doesnt stand out as a fungus.
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Yes we should, no its very rare in that I never seen anyone do it. . Spores are extremely tiny and generally quite resistant to chemicals so I have doubts it would do much. I do get the bar off and give it a general clean with a brush after each job (but not each tree on a site)
This big saw is only for removals so the chance of infection very low. It would be most important on climbing saw and silky.
@8ob do your guys disinfect any kit? What would you use if it were a site requirement?
This big saw is only for removals so the chance of infection very low. It would be most important on climbing saw and silky.
@8ob do your guys disinfect any kit? What would you use if it were a site requirement?
