The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Me.
I broke myself.
I broke myself.
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The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Time for a warming rum.
Melvyn Best
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Got some Kraken here, a nice tipple
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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The bottle with the 2 wings on the neck?
pedrobedro
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The log splitter.
View attachment 356776
Can't complain much, it took fifteen years of being whacked with a sledge hammer before it gave up.
Don't think I'll bother trying to weld it
Just grind it to a new point it will still work, might even be better.
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That’s the one
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Tis a good tipple.
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Wat r you torqueing about?At least you can still read & type.
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https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...ion-into-nuclear-submarine-repaired-with-glue
The bolt heads originally came off due to over-tightening. But, rather than replacing the damaged shafts, staff at the defence contractor Babcock implemented a quick fix and glued them back on.
Engineers at the contractor reported it as a procedural glitch after the problem was found, but did not mention the botched nature of the repair.
The bolt heads originally came off due to over-tightening. But, rather than replacing the damaged shafts, staff at the defence contractor Babcock implemented a quick fix and glued them back on.
Engineers at the contractor reported it as a procedural glitch after the problem was found, but did not mention the botched nature of the repair.
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crashed my car into a trailer .
It was parked behind a wall , narrow road.
Went out of the stop cornering ,the trailer was way too long to see the car it was attached to .
Way too low to being seen under the the window line ,too close to avoid the crash , and to being seen in the mirror.
Felt that hit thought to have touched the sidewalk but in the same exact moment car turned over like if I pulled the hand brake , tilted over , lifting both my car and the trailer a good 80cm from the ground.
Remember we drive on the right side of the road over here .
Results two locked doors ,one heavily bented ,150 euros of "new" doors ,me extremely frustrated because as always I've never crashed in 4 years of driving, even when doing the idiot never ever even came close to crash driving high velocity on dirt narrow roads in the woods .
I've only managed to make a diff explode but never crashed before , it's an event I wouldn't wanted to ever experience .
I've saved myself and my car from any sort of accident .
Many times even without understanding how.
I'm sad and disappointed because I'm trying my best to make this car last as long as possible , and I was ready to make it pretty too
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Having similar probs with both our ceiling mounted extractor pors with 12 v LED lights . I eventually discovered the in line fans were put almost next to the the light units meaning there are at least eight feet of soft wire supported washing dryer plastic tube that has fluffed up and become water logged on two occasions . Last time so much water had condensed the tubes it ran back down into one of the fan units causing to short out.... just when it was needed in deepest coldest winter .New thread
today its the turn of the bathroom extractor fan to pack in. Which being an inline fan in the attic means crawling in fibreglass to get at. Hopefully its just fluffed up .
How did you sort your problem out ?
I'm considering using a totally different set up with an easy to get at wall mounted fan box fed from the extraction point/light unit with a gentle sloping to it pair of plastic waste tubes so all is needed is to undo the hinged fan box door and pull in a fluffy de, fluffing brush through tubes , ( the rainwater guttering anti leaf & rubbish brush stuff looks useful for this )
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Reversed my fairly immaculate 22 year old Volvo into a low 'invisible' stone wall a week or so a go, ******** the drivers door, gutted.
DAPPH
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Can you post a picture please..... My lass want's to know what they look like when fitted ?
