classic33
Leg End Member
Look familiar?Westwood T1300 with the tri-blade 36" deck.
Not enough clearance to get any wire in there, I'm afraid. Already tried that.
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Look familiar?Westwood T1300 with the tri-blade 36" deck.
Not enough clearance to get any wire in there, I'm afraid. Already tried that.
I put my trust in the Nautical Mile.Don't you know your can't trust the British (Perfidious Albion) etc.
Ain't heard that one in a donkey's years.On the other hand the big ships are relatively easy to spot and to avoid the "wan**rs in tankers"
How does a donkey's year compare to a normal year. Longer or shorter?Ain't heard that one in a donkey's years.
Just don't lose that "key" from that keyway slot. They'll probably cost an arm and a leg to get hold off, if available.It's not 100% the same, but close enough. As I thought, looks like I have to remove the drive pulleys in order to drop the spindles out of their housing.
Or did I?Knew you'd agree with him.
Not in Hides?I've measured in both, and had to convert one to the other.
Deeds for the farm are all in Irish acres, all modern forms are in acres.
Boundaries have to be measured in metres, with yards, feet & inches as a supplemental measurement.
Not knowingly. The two acre sizes were bad enough.Not in Hides?
You'd know.Or did I?
Longer, I believe. Never seen a dead donkey.How does a donkey's year compare to a normal year. Longer or shorter?
Hides, in Medieval times, were the amount of land it took to support a family. Convertible, as poorer soils took larger hides, etc. Iona was considered to be five hides in size, according The Venerable Bede.Not knowingly. The two acre sizes were bad enough.
Soak it in water then to soften the fibres?Westwood T1300 with the tri-blade 36" deck.
Not enough clearance to get any wire in there, I'm afraid. Already tried that.