The people at Easy Petrol Post Driver have written a handy Q&A based on their experience with Honda engines. Stale fuel can be a bugbear for many engines, but these handy tips should help you get the most out of any engine. 1. What makes petrol stale? Petrol deteriorates quicker than you might realise. Within […]Read More
When it comes to timber treatment, it’s important to ensure that your wood is protected from all forms of insects, wood-destroying fungi and other biological decay. In order to do this, the timber industry use a ‘Use Class’ system, determining the level of treatment required in relation to the environment the timber is likely to […]Read More
COVID-19 has changed the world we live in and has challenged us all. Fencing & Construction Training Ltd (FaCT) like many companies has had to change the way they do things. FaCT, like all training providers ceased face-to-face delivery from Monday 23 March. But, determined to continue to be able to support businesses and individuals […]Read More
Gate Safe has reported a strong response to its Gate Safe Aware Distance Learning module, launched in April, following the need to cancel all face-to-face training in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Enquiries are on a par with the traditional training offering and the feedback from delegates who have taken the course has been excellent. […]Read More
You can’t go much further north on the British mainland than Ally Robertson of A J Robertson Fencing! Ally installs agricultural, stock and deer fencing across the north of Scotland from his base in the picturesque village of Lairg, just 38 miles from the far north coast in the midst of some of the most […]Read More
Coming from solid Isle of Man farming stock, Adam Huxham knows a thing or two about fencing on agricultural land. It’s a big part of working life for Adam, 34, who hails from the village of Ballaugh on the north of the island. As a self-employed contractor since 2008, Adam knows plenty about domestic and […]Read More
The UK has been through a difficult and trying time in the past three or four months and it seems likely that we may have more issues to deal with yet not least of which will be recovering from the economic slowdown. As we start to get back to something like normal working in the […]Read More
Market leader Tornado Wire’s 5cm/2in horse fencing is now being used all over the world at the most prestigious studs for bloodstock from thoroughbred racehorses to miniature shetlands for showing. In the UK, timber post and rail fencing is commonly used for horse paddocks; however, the maintenance costs are very high, horses can be injured […]Read More
Burn Fencing was founded by Brian Walker in 1975 in Selby, North Yorkshire and was taken on by Richard Walker 25 years ago after his father’s death. It now has a turnover of 5 million, installing all types of fencing and 40 employees including the 3rd generation of Walkers – daughter Alice who is procurement […]Read More
Fences are designed to keep animals in, but quite often the success of a fencing plan is determined by the section you actually want the animals to go through – the gates. Ensuring enough gates of the right type can make the difference between creating a flexible, easy to use set up and one which […]Read More
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