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In the old days, with a metal profile for longevity, this was known as a "Horse" - especially for long lengths made in a former, that was often, but not always, at ninety degrees. And, forming a length with it (very energetic!) was: "Running the horse" - from which MAY come the phrase...

I think it is possible you are cofusing two different blade types for the 260's. I have had both. The original EB blade fixing was four bolts, pressure fit, grub screw alingnment. The better, later, blade mounts (which are freely avaiable online) use a blade with slots cut in, and 'turnscrews' -...

The last time I saw 41, it was written on a door...I also fully concur with Hanniep.

Phil, is "hedge" in Cornish a fence or a sloping surface? Because, I am used to a hedge being green and growing (bushily) upwards? In the case of the ground shown in your photos, I would invest in a couple of dozen vigorous 'groundcover' plants, low, thick, and flowering.

Please put me second in line if SLM takes a pass.

As the owner of a similarly afflicted AGS10, "Well Done Mucker!" I'm presently using an Axminster Biesemeyer clone, but it lacks the gravitas of my busted original fence.

I instructed a lawyer to get probate for me on a deceased relative's esate. That was 25th March...she snail-mailed me about a week later, saying 'just sign this contract to retein me'...and yes, you guessed it, this morning's post contained yet ANOTHER legal billet doux, saying 'if you are...

"Much ***, grassy ***"...as a naughty friend of mine insists on pronouncing it! You wouldn't believe he has a First from Oxford...in English!

It's not an ML8, M8...it's an ML4 I suspect. Giveaway is the cantilevered bed, vs the ML8's tube bed...

I'll take them please. Conversation to follow shortly.

One duct hood arrived in what MUST be simply the best-ever-seen padding and wrapping. Mooeee, yo' is a topper!

May I have the ducting hood please? P.M. /"Conversation follows.

Or, clamp the blade with a pair of Mole grips, then apply spanner to nut. I have a Wadkin where the tommy bar insertion points have rounded out. The Mole wheeze works every time. Obviously, do't over tighten the Moles and cause blade damage.

I'll have that please. P.M. shortly.

Sorry Mike; just reflecting on the damage ideology does.

Ark welder. Planner for smothing wood. Right-off for parts. Need I go on? Farcepuke is full of similar cringe-worthy phonetics. I blame Michael Gove et al for distancing us all from the Three R's: Readin', Writin' an' 'Rithmatic.

Utterly!! My slightly cheap Sjoberg's derivitive, bolted to the garage wall, plus the 4" pitch pine top I made for it = Rock of Gibralter steady! Make sure your bolting is two (vertically spaced apart) connections per leg. This emulates fastening a sheet of ply on the back of the frame to...

I worked as a science teacher for nearly 40 years. Accidents are not "stupid" as referred to above. They are "caused"!!!! The person causing them does not have to be 'stupid'; they merely have to be tired, distracted, or not having thought through their actions thoroughly enough. Careful...

Nah. You need (beg or half-inch) a couple of masonry nails wiv der 'eads cut off wit a grinder like. Tappee tappee gently.

Nae probs; I will do that very thing and good to hear you're pleased.