Hoorah!

Where does it go, Johnboy?
Sorry to be dim.

Positive vibes headed your way
Let us know how you get on.

I had a swift look round the house/garden and found several similar uses, Primrose!

I reckon so.
There was a bit in yesterday`s Guardian about the new attitudes to GM.
A blight resistant spud was mentioned.

I know what you mean Primrose, and I hope this doesn`t happen.
I do worry though, about the environmental impact of carefully wrapping dog droppings in plastic and sending them to landfill.
There must be a better way.
Newspaper has been recommended as an alternative but it`s a bit fragile.
Dunno - - -

Excellent!
I can`t really see that it would harm families on low incomes, as asserted by the British Retail people.
I`m on a small pension and have a shopping bag with home made cloth bags for when I do a bigger shop.
Let`s see if England can follow suit!

Thank you so much, people!
I`ll book it into the servicing-type shop.
Better not try any blowing air into its innards myself.
Thank you all for your kind advice!

This sounds somewhat high handed Grock! Are you in the NSALG? Their legal advice team are very helpful. We had a similar situation a few years ago when the committee decided to turn off the water in the middle of the day to save on consumption. Unfair on those of us who came on to the site during th...

Oh - right -

No black smoke at all.

So - just adjust the throttle cable?
I`ll have a bit of a look at where it goes into the engine then.
Thanks to all for being so helpful

Talking with the council pest control men, I suggested that a judiciously placed sniper with an air rifle would be one answer to the rats on our allotments. Such a sharp intake of breath there was! "Yeah, if you want the site to be surrounded by a squad of police marksmen and a hovering helicop...

I don`t think the engine has a name.
Is that bad?

Thanks OH!
Sounds uncomfortable.
There was a bit of petrol left in over winter. I filled it up when I got it out for the grass cutting this Spring.
Oh - - -

Right - I`ve fished out the instruction booklet. It`s a 'Power devil' with a 3.5hp engine. To start it - you have to move the 'throttle control lever' to the position labelled 'Start' and pull the starter handle rope. Then you move the 'lever' to the position labelled 'slow'. To start mowing, move t...

I`ll make a note of the details when I go up to the allotment.
Never thought of that.

It was bought last summer - not been serviced since then.