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The_Yellow_Ardvark
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No hose.
Check the internal cup washer.
If in doubt @mrsbruce can advise.
I hope she can, shamless plug there.
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Cheers for pointing that out. I may not have noticed, otherwise.
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This isn't the one I ordered. It's the same clamp, but cheaper, (only found this listing today).
I've ordered one from that link above too, (it'll be here tomorrow), to have as a spare. I'll get to see if it is the exact same clamp, when it comes. Photo's on the listing suggest it is.
Those rubber handle sleeves I've fitted are from the original clamp, btw. These brass ones don't come with any.
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Today
Some mintex coated brake discs for the range rover and some Delpi front pads
of the bay of thieves £58 discs and £26 for the pads delivered
and
and some 15 gauge angled brads/nails for the second fix there a bit of an oddball size in the uk ( popular murican air tools ) I was running short so these were from FFX at nearly £40
then on flea bay some NOS bostitch 8000 ( 2 packs 44 & 50's ) for £34 inc postage not arrived yet though so glad I got the senco's next day . . I stay away from the unbranded pins as Iv'e used them before and they cause nowt but problems with the pinner .
Some mintex coated brake discs for the range rover and some Delpi front pads
of the bay of thieves £58 discs and £26 for the pads delivered
andand some 15 gauge angled brads/nails for the second fix there a bit of an oddball size in the uk ( popular murican air tools ) I was running short so these were from FFX at nearly £40
then on flea bay some NOS bostitch 8000 ( 2 packs 44 & 50's ) for £34 inc postage not arrived yet though so glad I got the senco's next day . . I stay away from the unbranded pins as Iv'e used them before and they cause nowt but problems with the pinner .
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4.5mm cal .177 pointed pellets 0.9grams pellets for my air gun
I'm actually in war with a 20cm rat in my backyard since Friday.
I've seen it just back home from work.
Placed traps it got caught in one but it managed to escape that's actually strange .
Yesterday we was thinking it was gone away but I've just seen it running in the backyard
So the plan is to fire some petards in the angles to make it show up and shoot him
This b*stard has to die
I'm actually in war with a 20cm rat in my backyard since Friday.
I've seen it just back home from work.
Placed traps it got caught in one but it managed to escape that's actually strange .
Yesterday we was thinking it was gone away but I've just seen it running in the backyard
So the plan is to fire some petards in the angles to make it show up and shoot him
This b*stard has to die
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It's when they are ten footers and need to be up on the third floor. Now that's a challenge!
Edit: I am very fond of Soundcheck board, perhaps "fond" is the wrong word but I used double layers in my Office/Workshop and you cannot hear it outside when I fire a shot in there, I could murder someone and nobody would hear a thing, Be afraid if I invite you to a "private meeting"
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My advice is to use flat head pellets, pointed tend to go straight through on fur and flat heads do a lot more damage on the way.
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£2 from a charity shop.
Ewell 2 1/2.
My suitcase
I made the connection, my bag obviously didn't, so spent a little longer with it's mates, being delivered late yesterday.
Can't complain - 24 years of work travel, with 23 international flights this year so far, we've arrived together . . . the 24th flight however . . .
I made the connection, my bag obviously didn't, so spent a little longer with it's mates, being delivered late yesterday.
Can't complain - 24 years of work travel, with 23 international flights this year so far, we've arrived together . . . the 24th flight however . . .
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Good day at the boot fair today.
I got these two boxes for a tenner, a clutch alignment tool and a bearing drift kit. They'll be used as press tooling for my hydraulic press.
Fiver for a tin of taper drills and calipers. The rust is very superficial, the drills look mostly new.
And fifty quid for this garden care set. This will be used at my daughter's house as they have a lot of garden to maintain. I've got to look it all over first and get the motor running. Anything engine-powered at the boot fair I regards as either knackered or on the way so it's a bit of a lotto buy, but the overall condition appears to be good, I'm hopeful that the engine will be too.
The motor has this sticker on it. I presume that it won't do any hard to use normal petrol to get it up and running as I don't fancy spending 40 quid on 5L of fuel to find the engine is toast? Anyone care to take a stab at the proper mix?
I got these two boxes for a tenner, a clutch alignment tool and a bearing drift kit. They'll be used as press tooling for my hydraulic press.
Fiver for a tin of taper drills and calipers. The rust is very superficial, the drills look mostly new.
And fifty quid for this garden care set. This will be used at my daughter's house as they have a lot of garden to maintain. I've got to look it all over first and get the motor running. Anything engine-powered at the boot fair I regards as either knackered or on the way so it's a bit of a lotto buy, but the overall condition appears to be good, I'm hopeful that the engine will be too.
The motor has this sticker on it. I presume that it won't do any hard to use normal petrol to get it up and running as I don't fancy spending 40 quid on 5L of fuel to find the engine is toast? Anyone care to take a stab at the proper mix?
