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doobin

doobin

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what a beast of a hook/ripper Navvy :oops: o_O bet that takes no prisoners .......... at all :giggle::giggle:
Right shape for a subsoiler. Wrong shape for a ripper IMHO. Not enough curve to make the most of your breakout force. But if it does the job you wanted...and it was cheap.. (y)(y)
 
Regy53

Regy53

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Yesterday morning while a D6n is about to venture to Croatia
 

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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Yesterday morning while a D6n is about to venture to Croatia
looks like it's already arrived ....... in Oz :)

was similarly stunning here at 07.00 ....... has been monsoon since 08.00 :(
 
Regy53

Regy53

I like cake
@Rivmedia how do we rotate pictures please this is happening a fair bit i have even tried to rotate it in microsoft and reattach it doenst work
 
doobin

doobin

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It's usually because your exif settings for the image are wrong. You need to select 'ignore exif' when saving, but I wouldnt; know if microsoft has this option.

There may be a plugin for the forum software available similar to that which eBay use, which would allow you to rotate them in your browser before posting. This would be the best option.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
It's usually because your exif settings for the image are wrong. You need to select 'ignore exif' when saving, but I wouldnt; know if microsoft has this option.

There may be a plugin for the forum software available similar to that which eBay use, which would allow you to rotate them in your browser before posting. This would be the best option.
@Rivmedia how do we rotate pictures please this is happening a fair bit i have even tried to rotate it in microsoft and reattach it doenst work
Maskinisten has the facility to rotate images to your heart's content ... so must be do-able
 
Canal Navvy

Canal Navvy

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Bet it makes a nice clean cut through those hidden underground services :LOL:
I think that used with caution it is easier to watch & feel a single point rather than a bucket. Around tree roots I tend to go lower on the back stroke so the hook rides over and I get a feel for what's below. 😉
 
Canal Navvy

Canal Navvy

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Right shape for a subsoiler. Wrong shape for a ripper IMHO. Not enough curve to make the most of your breakout force. But if it does the job you wanted...and it was cheap.. (y)(y)
It was extracting rootballs I wanted it for and the shape works really well on a small machine. That Leylandii was 500 mm diameter and took 20 mins to extract. A bonus is that the hook is excellent for cleanly extracting concreted in broken fence posts 😀
 
Grahams

Grahams

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In Brussels where rules are written at the moment discussing you know what and walking back to my room to get some fags was surprised to see this out of the window :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
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I think that neatly sums up one of the reasons I voted leave. You go abroad and see all sorts of practices, from selling under sized fish that we were throwing back dead to this sort of H&S whereas anything we sign up to we gold plate just in case and enforce with zeal. Level playing field, my ar**.
Is what he is doing actually that unsafe? Probably not, but is it a CE marked platform with a current test? Obviously not, so our H&S Nazis would have you off site quicker than that.
 
doobin

doobin

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I think that neatly sums up one of the reasons I voted leave. You go abroad and see all sorts of practices, from selling under sized fish that we were throwing back dead to this sort of H&S whereas anything we sign up to we gold plate just in case and enforce with zeal. Level playing field, my ar**.
Is what he is doing actually that unsafe? Probably not, but is it a CE marked platform with a current test? Obviously not, so our H&S Nazis would have you off site quicker than that.

I get what you’re saying, but a stack of cellotex would be one of the last things on a building site I’d made a platform out of. No mass and slippery surfaces. No common sense there whatsoever imho.
 
Furniss

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I think that neatly sums up one of the reasons I voted leave. You go abroad and see all sorts of practices, from selling under sized fish that we were throwing back dead to this sort of H&S whereas anything we sign up to we gold plate just in case and enforce with zeal. Level playing field, my ar**.
Is what he is doing actually that unsafe? Probably not, but is it a CE marked platform with a current test? Obviously not, so our H&S Nazis would have you off site quicker than that.

Maybe after Brexit most of this H&S crap from the e.u will be dropped and everything will be sensible again like it was back in the day :)
 
Quattromike

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Maybe after Brexit most of this H&S crap from the e.u will be dropped and everything will be sensible again like it was back in the day :)
I doubt it, remember British built is what will help us out of the brexit lull. If anything the standards will go up. Just IMHO.
 
Furniss

Furniss

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I doubt it, remember British built is what will help us out of the brexit lull. If anything the standards will go up. Just IMHO.

I was being facetious Mike :)

TBH I would of prob voted leave if I had lived in the U.K - but remains to be seen if the question gets asked over here .............not that I would get a vote anyhow.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Maybe after Brexit most of this H&S crap from the e.u will be dropped and everything will be sensible again like it was back in the day :)
if only ....... too many people getting fat on the back of all this bollox to see it reduce :(:mad::mad:
 
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