The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Fun times are ahead.
Plus garden work.
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Fun times are ahead.
Plus garden work.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Something to do with metal railings?
Exuptoy
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good job your not local .........i have a spare drum for one of them
Where you based? How much?
I did think about rebar but thought they were too fancy for that but i will try some rebar in them!
Arc Tourist
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Sounds like the symptom I had with my Van many years ago...… Fuel filter ?
bigegg
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they look like connector nuts for something like a suspension bridge?
i've seen them somewhere - canal or railway related.
<edit> Matthew Boulton partnered with James Watt in the early manufacture of steam engines. Maybe a clue?
They dont look 200 years old, though.
i've seen them somewhere - canal or railway related.
<edit> Matthew Boulton partnered with James Watt in the early manufacture of steam engines. Maybe a clue?
They dont look 200 years old, though.
Arc Tourist
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Reminds me of sucker rod connections for a manual water well pump.
eLuSiVeMiTe
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Will have to wait and see. Was booked in for a service before it started playing up yesterday. Did it once yesterday.
Did it 8 times today. 12m round trip both days,
Will update for the sake of continuity when I have a diag.
eLuSiVeMiTe
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Mine hasn't seen a bag in ten years.
Water skier 16
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These are connectors for divy bars used to tie concrete shutters together for concrete pours. The divy bars are removed after leaving a small hole in the concrete to point up. A small tube is used around the bar to stop the concrete sticking.
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Loads of disco gear
Two barrel trolleys
One barrel trolley/turner rotator
Compressor
A heap of very nice soldering/desoldering kit
Three new PCB mounting frames
Lots of new flex/cable, cable protection wrap and loads of Urlektronic gizmos
Must be 1000 new 1ltr squirty bottles
About fifty boxes of latex gloves
A new small bandsaw
Tool chest full of tools inc a new Halfords socket set
Three new suits like the ones used for asbestos removal
Decontamination chambers
Drills
Saws
Heaters
Scales
Travelling blockntackle on a beam
Inverter
loads of leccy meters and amp clamps
At least 250kgs of tiny screws/nuts etc in about twenty of those multidraw units
And a loads of other oddsnsods
Bob
What kind of squirty bottle, like a garden bottle or a pressure sprayer?
Water skier 16
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It’s been 4 years since I was involved in a sizeable concrete pour I couldn’t remember the name.
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dan.taylor.1
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Might be interested in a couple for anti spatter spray and the likes, not solvents as I've a special one for them with proper seals in.
