Tangledfeet
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Nice one; I have it's smaller brethren, Focus Active. What engine have you gone for?
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Nice one; I have it's smaller brethren, Focus Active. What engine have you gone for?
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Its the 2.5lt plug in hybrid
Tangledfeet
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I have the 1litre 155PS MHEV and am immensely pleased with it, had it seven months now.
Mrs TF picked up a plug-in a few weeks ago; the new RAV4 - also a 2.5litre.
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Weve got the diesel mhev at the moment, been a decent enough car, averaged 49.2 mpg over 40000 miles and 85% of those are short school run journeys, new one can do around 30-40 miles on electric only so some days wont need any petrol if we remember to charge it.
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Not so much acquired more Devoured.
Always know them as Afters. Loosely anything to eat after tea.
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Is the white thing part of a Cornetto?
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Almost, its a small scoop of ice cream.
Dont know til you've tried it. That was my 7th, 4 with dinner and 3 with Syrup and Ice cream. Brrrrrrrrup.
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Link for the dti I got if anyone is interested, but long ish delivery time currently showing (30 dec)
Starrett 3600M-5 Electronic Digital Indicator, 0.01mm Graduation, 12.5mm Range https://amzn.eu/d/ivkaRgQ
Starrett 3600M-5 Electronic Digital Indicator, 0.01mm Graduation, 12.5mm Range https://amzn.eu/d/ivkaRgQ
What a beautiful pup. Can’t say can identify the breed but my guess would be a caucasian shepherd?
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It is a female rottweiler akita mix
My mum will happily eat 'em with jam.In a Yorkshire pudding
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Pressure washer made in the 70s, 3 phase 4kw motor. Got it very cheap since it leaks around the pistons, hope I can repair it. Taking a chance. If not I paid what the motor is worth and should be able to resell it, it's working.
Based on what people who have used this model say, it'll strip the paint from wood, and also the wood from itself. Rated for 80C hot water too. So if I can get it working I should have a very decent pressure washer.
Based on what people who have used this model say, it'll strip the paint from wood, and also the wood from itself. Rated for 80C hot water too. So if I can get it working I should have a very decent pressure washer.
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When you fix it and get it running that needs painting up like a minionPressure washer made in the 70s, 3 phase 4kw motor. Got it very cheap since it leaks around the pistons, hope I can repair it. Taking a chance. If not I paid what the motor is worth and should be able to resell it, it's working.
Based on what people who have used this model say, it'll strip the paint from wood, and also the wood from itself. Rated for 80C hot water too. So if I can get it working I should have a very decent pressure washer.
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Bingo!
I thought of that a couple of years ago but never actually wore the boots 'cos the huge socks weren't wide enough at the tops and cut into my calves something fierce, and it turned out the huge socks were actually meant to use indoors, as they've got rubber or plastic buttons on the soles. Now I'm reluctant to wreck them, so more work needed on the idea.
Pressure washer made in the 70s, 3 phase 4kw motor. Got it very cheap since it leaks around the pistons, hope I can repair it. Taking a chance. If not I paid what the motor is worth and should be able to resell it, it's working.
Based on what people who have used this model say, it'll strip the paint from wood, and also the wood from itself. Rated for 80C hot water too. So if I can get it working I should have a very decent pressure washer.
Any photos of the pump itself? Curious what make it is.
Tangledfeet
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Must be at least a few dozen sales of these in the UK over the last few weeks since they became all the rage!
Decent screwdriver, recommended.
I picked this up a while back. Was intrigued as to how they make it fit all 6, 3 sizes of both posidriv and Phillips. It’s not failed me yet, no cam out and fits from sizes 1 to 3 in both patterns. Was 8 quid. Definitely handy to have around.
www.mig-welding.co.uk
