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Don’t know if this would help you or not. Guy called Graeme Cooper in Dalkeith, Edinburgh has a ton of stuff to do with lr’s. I was there a little while back gettin some stuff and there was some of these sitting. All working order. Worth giving...

And as I've already said if your older than 20 you will remember when you couldn't even give then away

Aye. Been a bit guilty of gettin mixed up with the cherry sometimes myself 😎

Its clear though init so if its 2 stoke machines its tinted with what ever oil he's using. Snot hard to replicate coloured fuel. Mines is 90% cherry 🤣 🤣

It ain't arf ot mum..

Plastik breaks down over time, tickly wif heat. Tratter up and buy some new mugs mebbe. You've already spent enough buggrin about already..

had a tip off that the was strange goings on at work tonight and found some of the travelling community exercising their lurchers in the middle of one of my silage fields.

All i know is what he said and it's colour was different. Can't remember what colour it was, maybe I can find out.

That might be a fuel called Aspen. Supposed to be fancy clean burning, doesn’t clog up the engine and good for the environment but it costs a packet. I stick to 4*.

I put a tea spoonful into a cup, couple if it’s a flask or my old bottles. Might work 👍

Just thought I’d be an annoying c🙂🙂t and keep this rolling 😎

Hi learned forum members. I wonder if you could help me with some advice. Sorry if this has been asked before but I've recently been reading this forum thread that says "please ignore". Now the problem is I've not ignored it and have only gone...

Just checking everyone is being, as usual, an upstanding and responsible adult within the community and ignoring this thread. @MGT See what you have done? There is real work not being done in the world right now because of you. A simple...

It could end up being the longest running thread on the site...

You tried bicarbonate of soda. I use it. I’ve got old 58 pattern water bottles, been using em for 35 years. Bit worried about the old plastic having a dodgy Chemical in it.

Well……I found the rattle. It was a strange noise, more like two pieces of sheet metal contacting each other rather than a heavy clatter. Anyway….the rattle came from the n/s front. By sheer luck I noticed that the shock absorber had no threads...