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Mini digger time estimate
How much can you do in a weekend with a 1 ton (+/-) mini digger and a skip loading mini dumper? Or to turn it around, I have 2 jobs: 1) Load 6-8m3 previously kango'd concrete into a skip 15-30m away....
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Re: Lights in my staircase coming on (and sometimes off) without human intervention
In article , Duncan Wood scribeth thus Wonder what the capacitance of a lump of twin 1.0/1.5 mill cable is and remember theres an earth conductor which might/might not be connected. Course if there...
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Positioning hasp and staple
Of hasp and staple, which goes on the gate and which on the post? Perhaps it doesn't matter.
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Homebase 15% off everything*Online and in-store Sat 24 - Mon 26 Aug
Homebase 15% off everything*Online and in-store sale on all items, includin g those already reduced Sat - Mon From Sat 24 - Mon 26 Aug, enter the code DISCOUNT15 online at Homebase* (de livery starts...
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OT- British Standards Online Via Libraries now knobbled a bit
The online British Standards service supplied though local libraries used to permit (indirectly) the downloading of the pdf file of the standard for offline viewing and printing. Looks like the...
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electric nailers
just had to get a new shed and want to insulate and line it. Did this to my previous shed and drove my neighbor wild with the endless tap, tap bang of driving home endless nails. Thought it might be...
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before I dump the dishwasher
A try here. The DWH B10 dishwasher is giving 7 flashes which is the error c ode for the flow meter. I had the meter out and tested it for continuity wi th a voltmeter, blowing in the inlet to move the...
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To fill or not to fill?
I decided a while ago to renovate (rather than replace) the sash windows on my victorian house.[1] One of the first issues I cam across was the size of the (vertical) gaps between the frames and the...
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replacing battery in Eec laptop
Anyone tried changing the battery in an Eec 1000H laptop ? Jim
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Raised patio
I currently have a 90cm high run of steps running across the back of the ho use going down into the garden to a ground-level patio. The steps are bonke rs steep, been left to go to hell with...
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Two spurs from one junction box ?
Is there any reason from either a regulations or best practice point of view why I shouldn't run two spurs from the same junction box on a ring circuit? I aready have a wago box with four pole Wago...
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Blowtorch
I have an ancient Ronson blowtorch that has become a pain in the proverbial, and want a small, simple, reliable replacement. Not a 'pen' model, though. Any suggestions? Thanks. Regards, Nick Maclaren.
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Selling, why ask is it available
Just a short rant.. I'm selling a caravan awning and I've had numerous people reply to the ad (10 or 12) by email asking if it is still available. I reply with something like 'yes it is, would you...
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Plasterboards - Again
Sorry to repost the subject but I need to buy in the next 48 hours. Following up from my earlier post and replying to the questions/replies. It's to replace a ceiling, recent water damage. The current...
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Will a plug in RCD stop pthe one in the CU from tripping?
I have a couple of machines that have occasional water based mishaps which trips the RCD in the consumer unit, this a real pain in the arse. If I had a plug in type like this, would it trip first? Or...
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