We have a couple of tractors in the yard, the only time they move in the winter is to get it in the shed to service & re-paint.
We have a couple of tractors in the yard, the only time they move in the winter is to get it in the shed to service & re-paint.
myfirstl322
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Anyway.
Yeah, but do they suffer extreme inertia and nausea when a passing soothsayer cycles past with an exposed ankle?
Yeah, but do they suffer extreme inertia and nausea when a passing soothsayer cycles past with an exposed ankle?
There isnt many people with red diesel now so no point testing it at the roadside. One of the lads here uses all sorts of
oil engine used & cooking oil mixed with whatever he can get his hands on, its a vw golf & it reeks
I tried to get a pic when he was in front of me but he buggered off like puff the magic Dragon on cocaine
myfirstl322
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There's an ancient A4 over here which I believe is driven by one of the McCain brothers.There isnt many people with red diesel now so no point testing it at the roadside. One of the lads here uses all sorts of
oil engine used & cooking oil mixed with whatever he can get his hands on, its a vw golf & it reeks
I tried to get a pic when he was in front of me but he buggered off like puff the magic Dragon on cocaine
I got it when we had a digger working on our land in France. No probs just took a 20 litre jerrycan to a fuel station that flogged it, which has gone now.There isnt many people with red diesel now so no point testing it at the roadside. One of the lads here uses all sorts of
oil engine used & cooking oil mixed with whatever he can get his hands on, its a vw golf & it reeks
I tried to get a pic when he was in front of me but he buggered off like puff the magic Dragon on cocaine
To be sure that we didn't have any left over I had to give the digger white diesel the last day or so.The son-in-law who was here this weekend used to buy cooking oil from a supermarket and put it in his car back in the days when it was a bit cheaper. The supermarket weren't very keen on him loading up his trolley with the bottles! I bet my nextdoor neighbour gets it for his digger and tractor. I did think for a while about using a mix of straight diesel and used cooking oil, but the clean up of the latter looked like a right pita so didn't bother. Also it would not have been easy getting the used stuff.
RustyDefender
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We should just scrap councils and just let the gov manage it all.. would be very interesting to see what happens
bobsticle lover?
Wot, like they now run "academies" or groups of, direct instead of through an education authority?
No thanks!!!!!
WhiskyLassie
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Driver was female
I've come over to Wales early this week. I've got work stuff to do, but it is all online meetings which I can do from my shed, courtesy of Elon Musk. There are trees turning up for me this weekend so I'll be busy plating on Saturday and Sunday. On the way over it seemed like my lights weren't too great. When I got to Wales and was driving through trees the reason became clear - they were pointing too far upwards, so the upper parts of the roadside trees were beautifully illuminated. Hmm, that's funny, it was MOT'd the other day and surely they'd have said something if the headlamp aim was awry? It took me a little while to work out why. I was carrying a Hayter Condor mower in the back in pieces, and those things are heavy - at least 300Kgs I think. It brought a bead of sweat to my forehead getting it in, even though I'd dismantled it. So I'll see how the headlights look without a load in the back before adjusting them. No unpleasant smells of coolant as I was driving today, so maybe it was just my bottle in the back leaking last time.
It's very cold here in Wales. Those of you who say we don't get cold winters any more should come and visit me. Everything's very crisp and sparkly with a lovely big moon. Took me ages to free off the well pump, and the padlock on the shed wouldn't undo because it was frozen.
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It's very cold here in Wales. Those of you who say we don't get cold winters any more should come and visit me. Everything's very crisp and sparkly with a lovely big moon. Took me ages to free off the well pump, and the padlock on the shed wouldn't undo because it was frozen.
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WhiskyLassie
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From yours turn left at Tarbet hotel keep going for a few hours.
I just Googled it and the "sneckie" is another word for Inverness, usually. So how you'd get to it going left at Tarbet I don't know, unless you came to the hotel from Inverary direction.
Have to confess not exactly sure where @kevstar 's abode is but didn't think it was thataway.
Tarbet to Inverness
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Well my bam is totally boozled now!Yer I had a blonde moment
I just Googled it and the "sneckie" is another word for Inverness, usually. So how you'd get to it going left at Tarbet I don't know, unless you came to the hotel from Inverary direction.
Have to confess not exactly sure where @kevstar 's abode is but didn't think it was thataway.
Tarbet to Inverness
www.google.com
Depends.....If I take the high road I can turn right at Tarbet
myfirstl322
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He's clearly a body man... cos she is one hell of a size.Really I would have thought the chassis would be well crispy by now
If she fell out mid-corner there isn't a steering rack built that could catch the sudden yaw imbalance.
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I would turn left while mr @kevstar would probably turn right
Well I'd turn right too, but it would be a flip of a long time afore I got to the Tarbet Hotel!!!
