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Mike.Re: Added to my watch list.
Wow – off to go and made some myself fromm my collection drums.
He has already sold some for £24 each 😆
Geoff
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been making them for years lol never thorte to sell them just gave them away ..
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Bl**y Nora, I didn’t think of looking at his completeds!
Keep off the 1200 hpt motor, please. That’s mine, unless you’re gonna pay over £10.50.
Mike.Re: Added to my watch list.
we sell loads of drums for 25 quid time to local camp site who use them for bbq’s etc as for the motors got piles of them sell for fiver each as taken off machine
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What happens when the drum paddles melt and the charcoal spills out on the decking? :eeek:
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“Comes with sturdy base”
Looks like the drum pulley to me 😀
And how is it not going to scorch the grass as claimed in the text?
Steve
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EFS wrote:
Looks like the drum pulley to me 😀
I thought it was the spider. You just sharpen it and use it like a spike into the lawn 😆 .
Mike.Re: Added to my watch list.
Now other industries are getting in on the act
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Garden-Steel-Fire-Pit-Camping-Patio-Heater-/250845432033?pt=UK_Home_Garden_Conservatory_Patio_bbq_Patio_Covers_Heating&hash=item3a678d88e1
Mike.Re: Added to my watch list.
that ones worse you have holes in the wheel so the grass will get burnt
the wm drum bothers me you have aluminium underneath the melts at 660 degress C and the burning temp of oak wood fires can range from 480 to 650 degrees bit close for my liking especially if some idiot puts coal on it
Dave
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