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They has about uless has chocolate fireguard, why would a spark buy one of them.a spark that I know got one of them and had sold it with in 12 months.know they are very impratical.... But hey! Why not
to be cooler that that what sank the titanic: so cool that customers would freeze and get their wallets open.They has about uless has chocolate fireguard, why would a spark buy one of them.a spark that I know got one of them and had sold it with in 12 months.
OH! that looks like at least one P45 being handed out.I had one , but could never get the hang of loading it properly. View attachment 56987
That was just a stock photo from the net , but incidents like that were not uncommon depending on the conditions at the time.OH! that looks like at least one P45 being handed out.
An emergency stop can have hidden consequences =Conditions in quarries can be extreme.
i'll send that post to Bletchley, try to get them to decode it.An emergency stop can have hidden consequences =
I said no hash breaking for a reason ..!!
Those machines take a real beating 24 hours a day , sometimes 7 days a week.An emergency stop can have hidden consequences =
I said no hash breaking for a reason ..!!
You might shift your load.try to get them to decode it.
Looking at the thread title I thought we had changed to a dating site.
I’ve taxed worse ?That was just a stock photo from the net , but incidents like that were not uncommon depending on the conditions at the time.
That one could of possibly had an uneven load like this.View attachment 56989
Or this even.View attachment 56990
Conditions in quarries can be extreme.
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