A diagnosis, not what I wanted
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That's not good
Bugger!! Couldn't put a 'like' in your post, we need a "sorry to learn that" emoticon.
Follow up in 6 weeks, is there any indication of what, if anything, they propose?
The perils of eBay when you've had a few drinks
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But it was only £72 and just around the corner. Better still, when I picked it up this morning the chap gave me a service kit that he'd bought for it
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The wrong one for this model, but just right for the smaller Bambi that I have. To buy the kit, £100
In effect I've got a compressor for nothing and a service kit for a knock down price. The guts from the compressor will be put into my other Bambi project to restore that to its original spec.
sad day, my dad handed in a pile of whitworth spanners as he can no longer use tools (arthritis and claw hands), much of the stuff he has had 65 years when he was an apprentice including the Britool socket set he paid up as an apprentice 66 years ago:
Some of the more interesting stuff:
Light alloy slim ratchet
lion Brand and pennant spanners:
billings USA:
Nicely made whitworth ratchet spanner
Much as i am not a fan of adjustable:
Not a make of wet and dry abrasive that I was familiar with:
ive got degenritive spine disease and RLS, the rls is treated with pramipexol .18mg and has abaited the restless leg to the point where i am sleeping right through apart from the odd toilet trip.A diagnosis, not what I wanted
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Durex would discourage most fornication
ive got degenritive spine disease and RLS, the rls is treated with pramipexol .18mg and has abaited the restless leg to the point where i am sleeping right through apart from the odd toilet trip.
i still get the odd bout sitting at the pc for to long but 1 tablet 3 hours before bed and all is good.
A cardboard box, with contents.
But which one? There are two on the sofa.
That just adds to the patina! All the rage these days so I'm led to believeThanks @zx9
on a lighter note. Acquired one more dint
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See if that truck was super shiny with the dream paint job. I’d be more cut up about it than my diagnosis.
Perspective, eh!
Back in the 1980's, the rage in Southern Calif. was stick on primer spots and bullet holes.That just adds to the patina! All the rage these days so I'm led to believe
Yeah, I'm sure I can remember seeing the stick-on bullet holes on cars in the Uk back then.Back in the 1980's, the rage in Southern Calif. was stick on primer spots and bullet holes.
Yeah, I'm sure I can remember seeing the stick-on bullet holes on cars in the Uk back then.
Probably don't need stick-on ones these days!