tullah
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- Location
- Linconshire
If there's a big cocktail to get ready I usually send my son off while I measure out ready for him on his return. No wind or frost is premium time.
Sprays & Their Cans 2022 Season
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ridger
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- Location
- Tyrone, Northern Ireland
And I always think that that is the bit the good is in
- Location
- Dorset/Wilts
Theres "good" in Folpet??
average farmer
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- Location
- North Notts
I feel your pain . Hit the lit with a hammer twice try to undo the recessed lid with a dodgy whist , cut foil out with a knife then try and drain. Complete rubbish
average farmer
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- Location
- North Notts
Whilst on the subject of struggling to open cans has anyone got a aid/tool for the job?
I had a carpal tunnel operation a couple of months ago and still struggling a bit with it .
I had a carpal tunnel operation a couple of months ago and still struggling a bit with it .
A small pair of water pump pliers is about the only think I’ve found that will open any can. I’ve got a plastic can opener with 2 sizes but it doesn’t fit the rough topped roundup cans
- Location
- North West
I have something similar to this for opening cans
I’m not in the yard to take a picture of it but one side fits on the lid then the other side has spikes that pierce the foil. You just twist it a little and it cuts it out nice a neat.
I’ve searched google but can’t find one like it anywhere and I can’t remember where it came from. Possibly a manufacturer? I’ve not come across any cans it doesn’t fit so really handy.
I’m not in the yard to take a picture of it but one side fits on the lid then the other side has spikes that pierce the foil. You just twist it a little and it cuts it out nice a neat.
I’ve searched google but can’t find one like it anywhere and I can’t remember where it came from. Possibly a manufacturer? I’ve not come across any cans it doesn’t fit so really handy.
average farmer
Member
- Location
- North Notts
Fantastic, thanks
- Location
- British Isles
Oil filter pliers work very well
www.sealey.co.uk
Ø54-89mm Capacity Oil Filter Pliers | AK6412 | Sealey
1 Year Guarantee - Forged pliers with chemically blackened finish. Serrated Jaws with long handles for extra grip on oily filters.
I like the look of those, possibly use them on oil filters aswell?
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
Mine are Syngenta.
- Location
- North West
I’ll have a look tomorrow, I know it’s been in the spray store for as long as I can remember. Probably from the days when you use to get the odd freebie
.- Location
- East yorks
I use these and they lock over the platform rail so don’t get lost when not in use
Visegrip Visegrip VIS6R 6R Locking C Clamp 6in - Regular Tip | ffx
Buy Visegrip Visegrip VIS6R 6R Locking C Clamp 6in - Regular Tip online at ffx. Next day delivery available.
ffx.co.uk
If the filter is accessible, yes.
- Location
- British Isles
oil filter on a 25lt traffic film remover and 5 lt oil can just to show how easy
And they're only 5L what a pain in the backside a 40ha mix is with this rubbish!