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Yes Roughtrax.OoopsIs that the Roughtrax service kit? I've always used their aftermarket filters but I use mineral oil in mine rather than the semi synth.
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2 dewalt t -stak storage boxes, £19.99 each screwyfix
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Is that a good price.. forty nicker for a bit of plastic…..
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Hope they've sorted you out
I think they have forgotten about me to be honest and I wish I was kidding.
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Normally i see them for £29.99
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They are very robust. I have 3 of them so £60 on even more plastic
Price is irrelevant really, if they perform and do the job you need them for, you pay for what you get.
I have cheaper ones that were £10 each from Lidl, they are not as robust and if dropped full of stuff they crack (I have personal experience!).
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Chase them up. Least you will know if they have forgotten about you!
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That’s made a decision for me. I have been toying with these for a while but at £30+ it’s too much “just to see”. The Lidl ones have a short life expectancy with meThey are very robust. I have 3 of them so £60 on even more plastic
Price is irrelevant really, if they perform and do the job you need them for, you pay for what you get.
I have cheaper ones that were £10 each from Lidl, they are not as robust and if dropped full of stuff they crack (I have personal experience!).
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I have a few of these.
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Wham 38cm Organiser Box with 18 Compartments | Halfords UK
Shop the latest Wham 38cm Organiser Box with 18 Compartments at Halfords UK
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That’s made a decision for me. I have been toying with these for a while but at £30+ it’s too much “just to see”. The Lidl ones have a short life expectancy with me
I think they are worth the money
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Bl00dy disgusting and they want more money ! I'd chase them up and give them a verbal bashing
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DeWalt ToughSystem Storage Racking 1800mm (70") - Screwfix
Order online at Screwfix.com. Universal storage system that fits all ToughSystem modules. Easy and fast assembly with a load capacity of 40kgs per pair of brackets. Supplied with 5 pairs of height-adjustable and removable brackets. FREE next day delivery available, free collection in 1 minute.
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You can really go off some people….Just saying......DeWalt ToughSystem Storage Racking 1800mm (70") - Screwfix
Order online at Screwfix.com. Universal storage system that fits all ToughSystem modules. Easy and fast assembly with a load capacity of 40kgs per pair of brackets. Supplied with 5 pairs of height-adjustable and removable brackets. FREE next day delivery available, free collection in 1 minute.www.screwfix.com
That’s what I was getting at. Dewalt is dewalt is dewalt. Wherever you go. The Lidl ones or the B&M ones are hit and miss and they never fit the racking I made because they always change models / suppliers
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There are some good folk on here, aren't there.
Goes against the grain to say this, but isn't the prose style a bit wooden?
