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Kanada

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  1. My wife and I don’t have any debt and spend about 40,000 bt a month! We live on four rai close to Samoeng with 2 dogs and three cats which are an expense with monthly medicine and food (about 3000 bt) but they all have a job to do and work well for us! We don’t have rent or vehicle payments….just electric, water and two phones and Netflix! Shes an excellent cook so “groceries” are an expense for us but she’s not big on restaurants and we do grow a lot of fruits and some veggies! We are both gardeners so have to admit we love to buy new flowers and trees… The biggest difference between us and our friends is we don’t drink or smoke or etc….. We have a great place to live….2 newer vehicles with gas and insurance etc. and a normal life for us and we do it nicely on 40,000 bt a month….we don’t lack anything at all! That’s just us….people’s habits and wants and needs are different…toss in a night a week on the town and a car payment and our monthly expense would work at all!
  2. That is a huge job alright…we’re four rai here but have it mostly in big trees, fruit trees and flowers with one rai in bananas that I’m killing off slowly! Left to its own for couple of years as we did lit will grow a foot high or so. Rather than have it grow up and go to seed we have a guy come in and do the whole thing once every 3-4 weeks…pretty cheap and he’s dependable enough. I’m 71 in good shape but this is more than I want to look ! Slowly slowly we lay down sod here and there and it spreads out and chokes off the weeds….50 pieces of sod for 500 baht laid down in rainy season will spread surprisingly fast… I just use the line head for cleaning up flower beds and trees etc. as I said so different work than you have there! When the dry season comes it’s easy to look after but in rainy season ie: now things grow fast! I’m surprised your machine will soon that much plastic cord fast enough to cut that big stuff!!
  3. Wow 60 cm….that seems really long I’m using 25cm (9-10 inches)…that leaves maybe 7.5-8 inches after clamping them in and seems perfect to me!!? I get 2 hours or so out of a set of 3.0 lines and that’s mostly working around base of trees, rocks and sidewalks etc and it will cut long grass like a demon !! I bought the head with the line just for working in close to trees shrubs and flower beds and foundations…My wife has a couple dozen little birds eye pepper shrubs that she doesn’t want destroyed so the blade won’t cut it “so to speak”????
  4. I think you can use whatever configuration you like as long as it’s balanced so you don’t get a vibration! I’m sending you photos of mine works for me but don’t over think it! Do one way and when you change the plastic lines go the other way…I’m using 3 mm line and it lasts for ever but I dont let the head rest on the ground like some do…this head has 7 hours or so on it and this is the second set of plastic lines! Theyre good for another hour or two yet for me!
  5. I’m going to look for a better quality harness for my brush cutter….the one that came with it not the greatest! I’m looking for one with a waist belt like a good backpack ???? would have and more adjustment that would allow me to adjust so cutting head is just a little lower and runs more flat for an even cut on my lawn! Anyone have any experience(s) and know where to look in ChiangMai area! Something like the picture below…but not something I want to buy online
  6. I put two 10” lines thru the same hole bending one short end left and one right to grip. Same on the other side of the disc 180 degrees across …2 lines thru same hole! If you happen to install the disc upside down it won’t turn plus you don’t need to tighten it down too much …just snug. These things really work well!!
  7. BEV/HEV/PHEV/FCEV There’s no stopping them now!
  8. Yes…you replace the blade with the nylon line cutter attachment…I think all machines will interchange blade with line attachment except those that have a curved pole…I don’t think you can use a blade with them!
  9. There’s things you can adapt and play around with but an old piece of kids bicycle chain turning at 5000 rpm isn’t one of them. it’s not if it’s “when”?
  10. Looks like easier to get an even cut with this?! I still need the brush cutter style to go where I want to but these loo good for lawns
  11. Yes…it’s the same one called a Black Cutter but sold by many many different companies I’m very happy with mine too
  12. Jocularity jocularity ???? You wrote the subject matter…we thought you were joking!
  13. I went the simplest way possible! They gave me a new “bump”style spool with my brush cutter and on the advise of the business Owner I traded it for a manual style….simplest design ever! You push 10” (approx) piece of line of “any gauge” thru one of the four holes and it’s gripped and held! The line pushes in the hole one way only…won’t pull back out but if it breaks you cans push it all the way thru with two fingers and it will drop right out! Push a new piece in! The seem to be sold under a lot of different names but “black cutter” is the name on mine bu Robin! 2 other company photos included but same
  14. No interest in hookers either but that’s just me….fill your boots????
  15. What do you think the result would be in Houston, Texas or New York City or Moscow Russia or Istanbul, Turkey? Theres probably no interest in conversing with someone who’s behaving differently than those around him!
  16. I don’t think unfriendly is correct…uninterested might be a better term! You’re assuming I would have an interest in talking to you just because we have the same skin color….not.
  17. Back when I was a younger man having to stop to replace string would have made me crazy but I don’t mind a break once in awhile???? The newer auto feeds and bump feeds make great promises but I’ve been down that rocky road too many times…haha
  18. I’m buying a four stroke gasoline powered brush cutter (already chose the brand of the cutter) and it comes with the blade which is great but I want to buy a string trimmer attach. to replace the factory blade! Having had a couple of electric grass trimmers with the “tap on the ground to release more string” nightmares I’m thinking I’ll just go basic and manually attach new string as needed. HOWEVER ???? I see there are a bunch of new style “auto release” type heads available now! Anyone been down this road in the last while?
  19. Iforbach 153 Posted yesterday at 11:48 AM Jesus some daft questions on here ... Iforbach Just wondering why you guys are reading this thread if it bothers you….there must be something that interests you on this Forum People have been talking about the weather for centuries….”nice day if it don’t rain”…”yes but it’s a dry heat”….”freeze the balls off a brass monkey”…etc etc! Its just people with something in common passing time???? Don't have a cow Man
  20. Might have to call “tourist season” by a different name this year????
  21. Some people would be better to hit the DELETE key rather than the SEND key…don’t you think????
  22. We’re just outside Samoeng up on a mountain (big hill) so no water damage but I’ve never seen it rain so hard anywhere as it has last couple days! The roar coming off our concrete tile roof, the 12x12 metal cover on the water tank plus the big banana leaves etc. is deafening at times! It’s something to see and hear! 99% of water vacates the property and runs downhill to town but all ok down there too so far! Seems we aren’t getting the brunt of it as are so many other areas of Thailand…another month and I’ll be belly aching about how cold it gets at night up here….always something???? Its been a tough year for Thailand and the one before that no better!
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