Farside
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Won't need Donner or Blitzen this year anyway.
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Won't need Donner or Blitzen this year anyway.
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thats not the stuff you hang up for weeks on end salted is it in a cold pantry and you just cut bits off to fry yuck
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thats not the stuff you hang up for weeks on end salted is it in a cold pantry and you just cut bits off to fry yuck
Yup. 99.9% of people cut it incorrectly making it very chewy. Cut across the muscle its easy to chew and has a sweet taste.
Yes the feet dont have enough adjustment in them. I’ve a set on the M300, after I had taken the load off all the feet, there wasn’t enough adjustment left to level it, and I’m only talking 5mm variance. I had to slice some pucks to sit underneath the feet. Not a problem in this case as I dont see a reason to move it, probably the next time it gets moved I’ll be dead. The main reason I bought them was to lift the machines up, wheels were a bonus
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I have a T. S. Major ELT also, and need to elevate it to a more comfortable working height. Yeah, I can see where elevation adjustment could be an issue with castors on an uneven floor. I don't intend to move the mill once it goes in the new garage /workshop, so the original plan to weld up and shim a channel iron framework seems to be the way to go. Appreciate the reply.
Pasteurising beer removes all the carbonation, so for keg beers its added back either with just CO2, or with some nitrogen added. The nitrogen has smaller bubbles and gives you those cream flow type of "ales" and Guinness. Both are far from the origins of ale and stout. I wouldn't touch a pint of John Smith's creamflow or Guinness unless the only alternative was Carling, Budweiser (not Budvar, that's not too bad) or that horrible Jagermeister, proof that people will buy any old tosh if you market it correctly
Thanks for this Andy, at £20 delivered! I nearly bought one but have click fit lance end screw fit unit end
They seem like a helpful sort so will give them a buzz on options over the OE pipe which might be more suited to hot climes..
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brewdexta
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Thanks for this Andy, at £20 delivered! I nearly bought one but have click fit lance end screw fit unit end
They seem like a helpful sort so will give them a buzz on options over the OE pipe which might be more suited to hot climes..
Try here, they do other karcher hose fittings
Farside
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A quieter zorst.
Picked up this old Supertrapp end piece and welded it on to the exit stub of the Delkevic.
It doesn't quieten it totally, but knocks the nasty loud bit down a lot.
Utterly carp welding, but my back was killing me bending over the makeshift bench.
That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it, right.
Picked up this old Supertrapp end piece and welded it on to the exit stub of the Delkevic.
It doesn't quieten it totally, but knocks the nasty loud bit down a lot.
Utterly carp welding, but my back was killing me bending over the makeshift bench.
That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it, right.
Shox Dr
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Farside
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It gets washed every April.Wash ya bike you scrubber
Shox Dr
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Mart63
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Did somebody say Tom Senior?
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Poor thing has been muzzled, but at least you still have one even if the kids can't easily use it.
I spent a lot of time using one in my final year Design Communication and Application O level, 1981 / 82 IIRC.
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Whether it needs it or not.
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Glad it arrived safely
If anyone else is in the market for one, I have the [unopened] spare I bought at the same time as I got Mark's one.
I don't need/want it and I can't be bothered listing it on the 'Bay [even though I could probably make a profit], so it'll be going back to Lidl next Tues for a refund, unless someone shouts before Monday evening.
Same terms, just cover my buying price & arrange your own Courier uplift.
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Scrubber.Haven't heard anyone sat that in a long time.
Here's Lurkio and Scrubber in Up Pompeii
