Eric Salop
Elite Member
Good morning, ground frozen in a few places this morning. Not a day for sitting outside - although I would make an exception if it was for one of Wng's picnics.
L4N, so very sorry to hear about your DIL. Over the years, I have enjoyed sharing memories of the city where both she and I grow up. If she is up to it, perhaps you could ask, if she could go back in time again to Sheffield, what places would she like to see again ? Tell her in the shop category, my favourite would have to be Redgates toy shop, or to wander around the market, where my grandad would sometimes buy me a small dish of cockles.
Popgadget, when I had a Toyota RAV4 hybrid I was also surprised to see how reliant it was on a 12V lead acid to power up. Only good thing is that it doesn't need the heavy currents to power a starter motor, so even a weak battery should be enough to pull a relay in and get it charging.
Roy, I have never been inside my ego chainsaw, be interested to hear how easy they are to take apart. At least it should be a simple electrical switch, not like the convoluted linkages you find on some 2 stroke saws.
Welcome Weldman. On the positive side, at least your infrequent neighbour is willing to do work, if he likes driving his tractor you may just have to find the right words to channel his enthusiasm into something productive.

L4N, so very sorry to hear about your DIL. Over the years, I have enjoyed sharing memories of the city where both she and I grow up. If she is up to it, perhaps you could ask, if she could go back in time again to Sheffield, what places would she like to see again ? Tell her in the shop category, my favourite would have to be Redgates toy shop, or to wander around the market, where my grandad would sometimes buy me a small dish of cockles.
Popgadget, when I had a Toyota RAV4 hybrid I was also surprised to see how reliant it was on a 12V lead acid to power up. Only good thing is that it doesn't need the heavy currents to power a starter motor, so even a weak battery should be enough to pull a relay in and get it charging.
Roy, I have never been inside my ego chainsaw, be interested to hear how easy they are to take apart. At least it should be a simple electrical switch, not like the convoluted linkages you find on some 2 stroke saws.
Welcome Weldman. On the positive side, at least your infrequent neighbour is willing to do work, if he likes driving his tractor you may just have to find the right words to channel his enthusiasm into something productive.
Welcome to tbn blacktruck, though maybe that should be commiserations if your mind is wired like some of usNice to find a forum of like minded individuals.