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Makes sense, thanks. I have used small string to separate things by wrapping it tightly over itself such that the compression force of each wrap adds to the ones below, and as they try to slip past each other, they wedge things apart. Leverage with string.

How'd this happen? Too many wraps? Slack rope caught in the flywheel?

Hod did that happen?

A Vermeer 1000 will jam often enough. I haven't found the exact pattern as to why. The worst was when, due to it's stupid design, someone simultaneously throttled it up and disengaged the clutch, and somehow the feed wheels were still working, ramming a branch into the freewheeling drum. That...

Insanity, and lots of it!

Your're giving it too much air. Sometimes I struggle to get hedge to burn just because I don't give it enough air. Just a little too much, and I get thermal runaway where the hotter it burns, the stronger the draft, and the dense coals radiate a lot of heat. With the air leaks my stove has, I...

It could be bots/AI overwhelming resources. Many forums are using cloudflare to regulate traffic.

Is the forum slow for anyone else?

3 years is plenty long to unjustly shut away those who are a danger to the current political system. That's a huge problem. These days you can't shrug something like that off for the sake of getting through an innocent back log. Why the backlog in the first place? I don't think the jury would...

Me too, and I hope that's the case. I figured you'd just google it and pick your favorite news source.

Apparently England is trying to do away with trials by jury. I saw the news stories going back at least to the beginning of December.

Got lucky recently with a fence so rotten and covered in moss and lichen, you wonder how it can even stand. Actually it had one small section completely collapsed and of course missing and broken boards here and there. Well an 8ft long piece maybe 6" diameter bounced or fell over onto it without...

Looks like I need to lose my privacy and let them track me to see it, though I'm not actively denying either.

The new Stihls need a kickstand. They must have hired Husqy engineers.

If they're so reliable, you shouldn't ever need one, unless that's the one unreliable part in high demand.

Wonder why he (apparently) deliberately crashed through the doors? Or how he could even steal the car so easily, and without being tazed?

That was weird. I don't see how it snagged him, but at least it kindly waited for him to get off at the next tree.

Try it first, then reconsider your opinion.

Depends on how you pronounce "i"

I can cut and split 1 rick per hour with a hydraulic splitter from TSC. Then, it's best to try to get people to pick up. Some don't care to measure, if they have a full bed, that's enough for them, or I can stack or count a pile ahead of time. Of course mistakes happen and we let our guard...