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Pete the Feat it is. The Stigs confidence has me convinced. The Stig 1, Bookies nil, hopefully, lol.
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Well Lads, Do many lads on here follow the horses? What do you fancy, whats your nap for the festival? Thanks,
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Thanks, I saw the wheels on eBay but what I also would need is the fitting to attach the wheel to the deck. If I could get wheels and fittings from a second hand deck similar model, Castel or castlegarden that would probably do me?
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Lol the fountain of all knowledge can be found on this thanks to the helpful and knowledgeable members. While I have the attention of the experts, I bought a second hand ride on mower. It is a 13.5 Castel. There are no wheels on the cutting deck and at times it is scalping some of the grass. There are 4 holes located on the corners of the deck, and I was wondering if it is possible to get the wheels and fittings to put on the deck? Any idea where U could get them, hopefully second hand. Thanks again.
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Lads, I didn't get a chance to have a look at the strimmer until this evening, and using the above advise that ye provided I got the strimmer working no problem. It's a bit smokey, when it's running, but hopefully that will improve when i use it a bit more, or will it? Thanks again for your help, you saved me a few pound.
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Cracking pups best of luck with them
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Thanks, I will try that. Why would that stop the pull cord from turning? I'm not very mechanical, along with other things, lol.
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Thanks for the replies lads. I took out the fuel before putting it away for the winter and put a bit of oil in where the spark plug goes. How do I turn it over by hand? Good to hear that they are hard to break so hopefully there won't be any big cost with it. Thanks again
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Lads, I am looking for a bit of advice/assistance and hat better site to ask on. I have a petrol strimmer/bushcutter, that was working away grand when I put it away for the winter. When I took it out during the week to do a bit with it, I can't pull the pull cord. I took off the cover thinking that the cord might have just got stuck but it seems to be ok. Any idea what it could be and how if I could fix it, or if it has to be brought back to the dealer. It is an Oleo-Mac petrol strimmer. Thanks,
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Great read and pictures agains Jigsaw. I would love to read some of your stories on the other types of hunting that you do, any chance of that? Maybe your keeping them for the book, lol.
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Welcome back, I always enjoyed your topics and photographs, they were very interesting.
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I would agree with Tuffty, very good collars and leads.
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The Most Pathetic Footballer In The History Of The Game...
Rebel replied to rob190364's topic in General Talk
Hurling, football, rugby, etc, highlight the contrast in the manner in which these sports are played when compared to how some professionals play soccer. You are right about getting the tough man image out of soccer, but as you well know all of the great teams had tough men on the team and some of the best players, while skillful could certainly take plenty of stick as well, which probably made them the players that they are/were. So both are a requirement in all sports to be the best, whether it be soccer, hurling or table tennis, imo? -
The Most Pathetic Footballer In The History Of The Game...
Rebel replied to rob190364's topic in General Talk
Footballers, they would never do playing hurling or gaelic football, have a look at the attached. These are the top players in the country but you can imagine the sledging and pulling that goes on at a local level, bit like Sunday morning soccer all levels of skill, fitness and alcohol levels http://m.youtube.com/index?&desktop_uri=%2F#/watch?feature=related&v=suSiMIXN1SA -
Jigsaw, I got a knife recently off midnight, it arrived safely from the UK, no bother. I dont know much about knives, but I think you would be hard pressed to get a handmade knife of the quality he makes for the price you pay. I think its also good to support the small quality craftspeople. How's the bitch going?
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Originally from around there, no longer living there now. You from that area?
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Nice pics terrierman, I think I recognise that country is that the viaduct in the background of one of the pics?
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I really enjoyed Northsiders article also. I think he makes some great contributions to the magazine. It was well written with some good photographs
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I have a pair of aigle and I find them very good, comfortable and they seem to be hard wearing.
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Very nice dogs Liam, best of luck with them for the rest of the season.
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under stair kids play house
Rebel replied to dublin dezzy's topic in Countryside Skills, Craft & DIY
Excellent idea and both very well made you must be good with your hands -
Very nice pups best of luck with them
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There used to be a pub near me, it had no running water or toilets for years. It was run by two brothers and was a famous pub for late night drinking and lads would go out to the pub from the city after closing time and drink away there all night. By the time I was drinking the pub had toilets and running water but that was about the only luxury in the place apart from a framed copy of the 1916 Proclomation on the wall. Lads that drank there for years told me that before they had the toilets and running water you had to go out into the field at the back of the pub to go to the toilet and
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Nice pictures Brog. You have very nice type terriers that do the business.
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