[at what age should a lurcher bread]

f**k me I tnought WHIN had hacked everyones computers !!!!!

[stocking a golf course]

Have I just read this??....or am I asleep and dreaming???

 

I was going to say something.....but I just cant

[Trigger]

Nice shot mate

 

Was expecting that mate of del boys....lol

[tell me the bird that had these]

Look like oyster catcher to me , where was the nest ??

[another bird, which is it .]

Deal.....although I have done my part already....lol

[a couple of pics]

Nice shots........sad that these lovely old buildings fall in to dis-repair and stand empty

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I really like the first two and the last one.

 

Martin

 

Thanks martin

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i like them but you made a right pigs arse of the 6th one

 

Lol........i also have some thats a pigs ear and a dogs dinner !!!!

 

Cheers

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nice pics. love the deckchair shot.cs

aye me too

 

Cheers.....on the beach in a village called "beer"

[Central Heating]

Fittings are good , very reliable , the 15 mm bends to about a 6" radius , dont know if thats enough ?

 

Personaly , I would go for 22mm x 10mm manifolds.........10mm to all rads , converting the valves to each end to improve circulation, the existing twin entry valves have an injector pipe that over time corrodes and drops off , resulting in poor circulation.

 

you should be able to fit the 10mm without having to use bends , or maybe I need to have a busmans holiday ??

 

I didn't want to go for the 10mm pex as I've read its just the same ID as 8mm microbore so there wasn't much point, although I know its easier to bend than the 15mm pex stuff.. I'll get stuck in when I have more time..I need to get a combi as well as the place has an old system..

 

It is , but if the runs aren't long it works fine , especially if you upgrade to 22 feeds to the manifold

[Central Heating]

Cheers Sean so it can be sorted.

How expensive of a job is it ?

 

If its straight forward , couple of hours and about 50/60 quids worth of materials

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nice pics. love the deckchair shot.cs

some corkers in there pal

 

Cheers fellas

[EH ?]

You'd think............:-D

[New Rabbit Killer]

Certainly looks the dogs mate , and if its just as good on the inside , its got to be one of the best out there , hope it does the job for you

[New Rabbit Killer]

Mal , not to worry , im a bummer these days :laugh:

 

No change there then.....lol

 

Have you been out with it yet dude ??

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Bloody great pics. Well done.

 

Cheers

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you could do with some new snares mate some nice shots though if only they were fuzzy

 

Ive tried mate..........any tips...lol

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Some old , some new......cheers

 

 

[EH ?]

Lol...it was a mistake on my part

 

Fooking touch screens....lol

[Central Heating]

Yep , its water hammer , usually caused by poorly clipped pipes and or high water pressure , a small 1/2 litre expansion vessel will help or cure it , fitted to the cold main, or as a trial try turning the wster pressure down on the main stop cock.

 

A pressure reducing valve fitted next to the main stop cock may also work

[Identify my air rifle.]

Looks like a rellum sport.....to me

[can you keep buidges in with quail]

My first one was £2.50.......how times change

[New Rabbit Killer]

Erm......potential rabbit killer (in the right hands).......lol

 

Nice mate , very nice

[can you keep buidges in with quail]

15 quid is about the going rate

[can you keep buidges in with quail]

Yep, aslong aa they have high perches