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My 36 inch ride on is waiting for an oil seal, so I have to use a 15 inch Mountfield push mower to do it all. Bit tedious . The biggest bit at the rear is around 1500 sq mtrs and takes a bit over 90 mins to cut. But I think it is cut closer and looks better than it did with the ride on. So I...

This is an old thread and I haven't read it all, but in all my life, I have never seen a spanner like pic the OP posted.

I've been using something very similar to this for about 25 years. I fully expect it to see me out. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Draper-21717-Force-Feed-200Ml/dp/B0001K9R44/ref=sr_1_5?crid=3S0MF327EATNS&keywords=oil+can&qid=1655114743&sprefix=oil+can%2Caps%2C171&sr=8-5

I had a look inside last evening, happy to report no nasty odours and everything remarkably clean, at the output end anyway. I'd like more info before I go any further. There seems very little tutorial type info about them I guess they prefer to create more jobs, courses etc.

Has anyone had any experience servicing one of these items. The council will remove the sludge. but I've heard there is an internal filter to change clean. I have two coming up for their twelve month "service" and I would prefer to do it myself, so I'll know it's done right. Well at least when...

Very nice. I've been threatening to do full length versions for nearly four years now. Maybe soon.

How about a nice piece of plywood with nicely routed vertical lines. :)

I had a severe case of heartburn with a BMW X3 a few years ago which finally developed a fault that no one could fix so had to be dumped. One thing I found out during that sage, was, that the gadget may show 82 faults, but if you mechanic is savvy enough to fix the right one first the rest go away.

It might work, so long as they are not nailed to anything, but I have seen 119mm boards shrink 5mm each in summer. Why not plop in a piece of plywood?

He did it the second time as well. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting a different result. If I was paying him £260 a day I wouldn't be happy.

As James says it's the cut depth limiter that needs to be redone.

Week 1 80 kg Week 2 79.1 kg week 3 79.2 kg week 4 79 kg. week 5 78.3 kg week 6 77,7 kg week 7 77.9 kg week 8 77.5 kg week 9 76.9 kg week 10 76.4 kg Week 11 76.1 kg week 12 76 kg week 13 75.6 kg Week 14. 75.2. Kg. So in thirteen weeks, I've lost 4.8 kg. Weight and 50mm off my waist.. I can...

I never noticed them before. I don't usually scroll that far down. And now I know they are there I won't again.

I was down that road a number of years ago with an Epson printer. Message said it required service. I made the usual enquiries and found I could take it to a service centre 60 miles away pay the price of a new printer and then pick it up again two weeks later. I didn't much like that idea, so...

If it were me, I'd splash out on a few new lengths of T&G and run them vertically. Lets the rain drain off and looks better too.

Week 1 80 kg Week 2 79.1 kg week 3 79.2 kg week 4 79 kg. week 5 78.3 kg week 6 77,7 kg week 7 77.9 kg week 8 77.5 kg week 9 76.9 kg week 10 76.4 kg Week 11 76.1 kg week 12 76 kg week 13 75.6 kg

Every few days I check my junk folder, just in case there's anything there that should't be. I got this from 1600 Pennsylvania ave. US-WhiteHouse.svg Office of the First Lady of the United States 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20500 Attention I am sending you this message as...

Week 1 80 kg Week 2 79.1 kg week 3 79.2 kg week 4 79 kg. week 5 78.3 kg week 6 77,7 kg week 7 77.9 kg week 8 77.5 kg week 9 76.9 kg week 10 76.4 kg Week 11 76.1 kg week 12 76 kg Left out the lean meat this week.

They usually can't park any less than 3 ft from the kerb either. BTW, I had a BMW for a while, never again.

It's probably about 10 years since I did some research on them. I noticed recently that HM Government are pushing them so automatically assumed they're useless. :) If I get my net connection fixed soon I'll have another look.