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Monkeybusiness
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In my experience grabs under tilties work best plumbed in to the side aux’s - much less likely to snag the hoses.
Furniss
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Funny you say that...... after the initial excitement Im not so sure either tbh ...thought it was great in the beginning but not so sure about the return on them.
Spend a lot of time spinning it round instead of just getting on and picking stuff with the gripper that you could of simply slid into the bucket.
Dont think I'll put one on my next machine.
Storrsy
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Now that I don't believe!
CPS
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Me ether
CPS
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DaveDCB
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Who you referring too??
Bet you’ve been sat in the cab all day today… I’ve been laying slabs all week on my plod!
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6feetdown
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I agreeOk I'll start
Orange diggers are the best nothing else will do.
Blue battery tools are best nothing else will do
Green trucks are best nothing else will do.
I'm right and your all wrong.
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6feetdown
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Storrsy
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Been some time (19 years!) since I've had a pint of Guinness. Forgotten what it even tastes like. Lagerboy here- and light ones at that, proper southerner.
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6feetdown
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Guinness in Ireland always tastes better
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DaveDCB
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Wouldn’t bother either, takes all the skill out of the job, amateur
doobin
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We brew much better stouts down south. Guinness is just tasteless.
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6feetdown
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There are some good ones about now. Used to prefer Murphy's but rarely see it now
CPS
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"They" where
doobin
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I'm lucky enough to have a few very good local breweries on my doorstep. Langhams is the closest, really a micro brewery, but since taking on a new brewer a few years back they've shot up in my estimation. Interestingly this brewer previously worked for another local brewery by the name of Ballards. Both Ballards and Langhams (especially Ballards, who are now defunct) at the time made pretty mediocre beers. Since he started at Langhams, it's like he's been 'let off the leash'! A whole range of simply incredible beers.
Keg Beers - Langham Brewery - An Exclusive Range Of Brews
We offer an exclusive range of brews – in cask, keg, bottles & cans - lovingly created at our award-winning microbrewery.
langhambrewery.co.uk
The larger local one is Hepworth- situated in a new build complex they brew for a lot of other people, and their warehouse shop is well worth a visit. Russian Stout is one of my favourites, more a barely wine than a stout but delicious. They do some pretty good alcohol free beers too, including a milk stout.
I just don't get the hype about Guinness. Anyone can add nitrogen to a pint to make it 'oooh, so creamy!'. Behind this cult-like facade of marketing and special dispensing machiney lies an insipid, mass produced beer with no flavour.
Furniss
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Anyone know tak tb335 be s30 on kinshoffer tr45 ?
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Gunners
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I'd have thought it would be on S40. S30 is for under 3t. And I dont think Kinshoffer do a S30 version.
Furniss
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I have a mate wanting tilty ...he seems to favour kinshoffer tr45 over ec02 ....im not so sure.
Storrsy
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This is what I think about Costa. A lot of hype and expense for a pretty piss poor cup of coffee.I'm lucky enough to have a few very good local breweries on my doorstep. Langhams is the closest, really a micro brewery, but since taking on a new brewer a few years back they've shot up in my estimation. Interestingly this brewer previously worked for another local brewery by the name of Ballards. Both Ballards and Langhams (especially Ballards, who are now defunct) at the time made pretty mediocre beers. Since he started at Langhams, it's like he's been 'let off the leash'! A whole range of simply incredible beers.
Keg Beers - Langham Brewery - An Exclusive Range Of Brews
We offer an exclusive range of brews – in cask, keg, bottles & cans - lovingly created at our award-winning microbrewery.
The larger local one is Hepworth- situated in a new build complex they brew for a lot of other people, and their warehouse shop is well worth a visit. Russian Stout is one of my favourites, more a barely wine than a stout but delicious. They do some pretty good alcohol free beers too, including a milk stout.
I just don't get the hype about Guinness. Anyone can add nitrogen to a pint to make it 'oooh, so creamy!'. Behind this cult-like facade of marketing and special dispensing machiney lies an insipid, mass produced beer with no flavour.
Lancs Lad
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Had a nice gin from a distillery place down your way. Lovely summer afternoon down by some nice natural pools. Slipped down a treatI'm lucky enough to have a few very good local breweries on my doorstep. Langhams is the closest, really a micro brewery, but since taking on a new brewer a few years back they've shot up in my estimation. Interestingly this brewer previously worked for another local brewery by the name of Ballards. Both Ballards and Langhams (especially Ballards, who are now defunct) at the time made pretty mediocre beers. Since he started at Langhams, it's like he's been 'let off the leash'! A whole range of simply incredible beers.
Keg Beers - Langham Brewery - An Exclusive Range Of Brews
We offer an exclusive range of brews – in cask, keg, bottles & cans - lovingly created at our award-winning microbrewery.
The larger local one is Hepworth- situated in a new build complex they brew for a lot of other people, and their warehouse shop is well worth a visit. Russian Stout is one of my favourites, more a barely wine than a stout but delicious. They do some pretty good alcohol free beers too, including a milk stout.
I just don't get the hype about Guinness. Anyone can add nitrogen to a pint to make it 'oooh, so creamy!'. Behind this cult-like facade of marketing and special dispensing machiney lies an insipid, mass produced beer with no flavour.
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