https://www.sockshop.co.uk/shop/specialist/seamless_toe?gclid=Cj0KCQiAt8WOBhDbARIsANQLp95e6szrPq67JOU76IJ3_Um7NdxigTvVIfvqXulooPXr3ujGzJyYr6EaApipEALw_wcB Or, you could get somebody who knows the Kitchener stitch to knit them for you, just as thousands of women did for the WW1 Tommies.
I've also used blown vinyl, the soft surface is susceptible to damage so I wouldn't use it in high traffic areas (or a shop, where visiting kiddies would probably pick at it)
Shop at Waitrose, instead. Scan alcohol, position starts flashing, carry on packing till assistant rocks up, confirms that you are not underage, and that's it. No tags on on the first place.
(or try your luck taking them back to the shop).
A really odd shop, impossible to categorise.
Just take your parts to a bike shop, and see if they can help you out.
Check at a motor shop. Or buy a thicker one and file it offset. Don Young
If you shop around you'll likely pay less than you will for even the simplest repair job. At 7 years your old unit is well past its best.
I decided I'd post here before driving out the the Toro shop. Mitch
Mercellus Bohren wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@g12g2000prg.googlegroups.com: It's worthwhile to shop around and perhaps wait for a sale from a local manufacturer depending on the level of quality you want.