They’re good motors, I have a 3 but would happily get a 4 if one came along.
Cranks are not generally an issue I’ve read it’s happened to less than 3% but bad news travels fast and get exaggerated, so don’t let that out you off. As Dwardo has said, parts are cheap and if you get one that’s...
Hi Kirsty. If I were you I’d get a set of Toby spoons, the silver or gold in particular would be great for mackerel as well as wrasse, sea bass and pollack. Not to mention trout, pike, perch etc too!
This is why I don’t use android. It’s in the dark ages! Hardly any apps and the hardware is terrible. iPhone or google phone can do more that all of that just using the hardware on the device :lmao:
Chicken mad fact… Hens sometimes “change” their sex and display rooster like behaviours crowing and fighting as if they have spurs sometimes even growing long colourful tail feathers and a comb!
Dad had a chicken that did this we were baffled for a long while. Turns out it’s something to do...
I agree. And I would say that is a very good “order of use” as well. There are many tasks the knife is used for before heavy wood processing.
It seems it’s fashionable at the moment amongst makers to produce 4mm thick oversized blades. Whilst they do look appealing when smashing apart bits of...
I currently use the same Enzo trapper I’ve had for about 14 years. Before that was a Bernie Garland (be interested to see if there’s still any about as I sold mine). I’m waiting on some custom work to come back at the moment though. To me that trapper will take some beating!
Just use a rain water barrel tap? I used some when I made our IBC hot tub. The IBC tank is easily drilled out with a forstener bit and the tap goes on finger tight, 5 mins and you’re done. Although it doesn’t have a funny head on it!
:swordfight: They’re definitely the best, just not affordable. A lot of folk just try and look for something different so they can be ahead of the trend. IMHO of course :beerchug:
Depends which model you go for. Something like the Voyager is nice and slim. I think it’s a good choice for cutting...
Yeah, go for an inflatable, I can’t remember the last time I saw anyone even on te river use a hard board now.
Red paddle co or Jobe are making the best boards out there atm. They’re a little more pricey though. Mind you, I do have a friend who is an instructor and he uses one from...
I heard this this morning also. It’s great news, like the phoenix coming from the ashes. I’m not sure what would be better, 8 new trees or one sculpted to appear similar to the old one.
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