roofman
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will do
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slim_boy_fat
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slim_boy_fat
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It was a one off I belive.
mrsbruce
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@slim_boy_fat , I shall attempt to organise a link for you later today. It’s an MT2 10mm taper, and scary cheap, but they do have quite a selection of arbor types.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Well, definitely not acquired today.
Look at the manufacture date.
I should of cleared to playpen out a few weeks ago.
Look at the manufacture date.
I should of cleared to playpen out a few weeks ago.
angellonewolf
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had one of those late last year worked what seamed to be fine some times took a few pulls befor starting
put in gumtree bloke phones only a couple hours later ok come over and see it turns up does not start what ever i do
sorry to the bloke he said not to worry as he was passing but if you get it starting let me know
new spark plug and all working fine now first thing i do is put a new spark plug in befor selling or testing
8ob
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Ian there is an LT77 out of a Sherpa van here that will work with a landrover bellhousing, just leaving you to either change the input shaft or mongrel the clutch and spigot bearing. .
Bob
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This is the straight shank arbour that I have been not buying.@mrsbruce I've been thinking Id get one of those - milling any workpiece with small cutters and repeat passes is a real pain.
Is that a straight shank version, or taper? Got a link, please?
I'll hold off until you get yours and hopefully you'll put up a review when it arrives?
https://www.banggood.com/Machifit-C...-p-1615862.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN
I assume they will do the shell mill and arbour as a package.
Parm
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In 2010 we did all the primary surveys on the buildings purchased for the cross rail development. Buildings were all isolated from services, we were the first ones in, while we were inside no one else was allowed. Everything left was fair game
Plenty of goodies had
Memmeddu
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Screws seems to loose themselves with vibrations .
Tighten every single screw , carburettor included ,I have to tap a nut for the air filter
The engine was little bit seized ,so I've removed the spark plug ,and sprayed some WD-40 into the cylinder.
Repaired the spark plug wire
Cleaned it up
Used some starting spray and it's alive
After that , I've used the new tools bought yesterday to repair the chain brake which was always open , after removing the pins I've repositioned the spring and now it works.
I've put the chain and the bar sprocket into the gasoline to loose them because are tightly seized up
I will sell the chainsaw because I don't need it right now
Pete.
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Easy pickings
The Jizer can would have gone down the rubble chute I'm sure because no-one else would see any value in it. The screw I got because one of the labourers who obviously knew where they could nick a bit of non-ferrous from had removed all the bolts and the top from the gate valve and left the handwheel sitting on top. All I had to do was wind the screw out by hand and walk off with it. They had no right to it, but I do, so tough luck. Plus it's more valuable to me as turning stock than the £15 scrap they would get.
The last time I was covering the weekend there the whole lift room was complete with two electrical cabinets full of stuff like timer relays, a couple of decent VFD's, loads of other stuff plus a handful of nice grundfos booster pumps and several handy-sized motors. Before I could get a chance to pick through it properly the lads ripped the lot out and left it in a pile in the rain. Everything smashed out with a mattock.
Parm
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Easy pickings
The Jizer can would have gone down the rubble chute I'm sure because no-one else would see any value in it. The screw I got because one of the labourers who obviously knew where they could nick a bit of non-ferrous from had removed all the bolts and the top from the gate valve and left the handwheel sitting on top. All I had to do was wind the screw out by hand and walk off with it. They had no right to it, but I do, so tough luck. Plus it's more valuable to me as turning stock than the £15 scrap they would get.
The last time I was covering the weekend there the whole lift room was complete with two electrical cabinets full of stuff like timer relays, a couple of decent VFD's, loads of other stuff plus a handful of nice grundfos booster pumps and several handy-sized motors. Before I could get a chance to pick through it properly the lads ripped the lot out and left it in a pile in the rain. Everything smashed out with a mattock.
Oh dear, my best one was the block at Tottenham court rd. About 30 units in total. Way way too many things, big roll of armour cable, butchers block, knives, too many step ladders, Bose speakers, fridges etc etc ..........
zx9
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I liked the first bit, the second bit is a shameEasy pickings
The Jizer can would have gone down the rubble chute I'm sure because no-one else would see any value in it. The screw I got because one of the labourers who obviously knew where they could nick a bit of non-ferrous from had removed all the bolts and the top from the gate valve and left the handwheel sitting on top. All I had to do was wind the screw out by hand and walk off with it. They had no right to it, but I do, so tough luck. Plus it's more valuable to me as turning stock than the £15 scrap they would get.
The last time I was covering the weekend there the whole lift room was complete with two electrical cabinets full of stuff like timer relays, a couple of decent VFD's, loads of other stuff plus a handful of nice grundfos booster pumps and several handy-sized motors. Before I could get a chance to pick through it properly the lads ripped the lot out and left it in a pile in the rain. Everything smashed out with a mattock.
Pete.
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Didn't find any dead junkies then? That happened to one of our guys.
Parm
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Nope. Most exciting thing happened at TCR was some squatters broke into an old pub. They left after a couple of days, after having smashed it all up
