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MikeG? Calling Mr. Garnham!! I know EXACTLY what his response to this would be!!:LOL:

Thanks to the last three posters. The curved 'fat' one does indeed fit on my AGS riving knife. The Slimcea (ages me donnit?) one was a mistaken buy and is now a "mathom" on a high workshop shelf. Like S&S, I suspected Sedgewick (see above) but reckoned it might be a 'get-you-by' for the O.P. if...

Like Droogs, I spent quite a bit of my life tearing around the remoter parts of our sceptered(sp?) isle in various marques. Thirsty, noisy, primitive,when they work, they're OK, just. I will never forget Southampton to Stranraer in the ambulance version. Going north of Liverpool with a Westerly...

"It was a delicate operation." Brohahahahaha!!!

Street value? 'Yer Man' on ebuygum wants 50 nicker for his cannibalised hood. I was lucky as Gremmy on here had one and 'a mate's rates' price was asked. MANY grateful thanks to "the other Sam" - he knows what I mean by that! I will pass on the favour on this one. As to usage, I suspect the true...

😮Corrr!! That's heavy duty gear Daniel! Never used it, but I concur, that would stop damp for sure! Sam

Do you mean "faces" instead of "leaves" OddBod? A single skin wall cannot have two 'leaves'? I agree, ventilation is a very good preventer of damp, my present garage has gaps all the way round because of corrugated roofing. BUT, and it's a very BIG but, in claggy (cold, high humidity) winter...

"Put one in retrospectively, between the concrete slab and the garage wall. I would suggest going down around 50 cm below the garage floor level." Two things Daniel (in the absence of our resident architect, I hope I get this right): 1. If you do not seal or tank the new DPC/M to the wall...

Superficially - remember we're only looking at one photo - my guess is that the concrete higher outside than the garage floor inside is bridging a DPC/DPM. The fact that the majority of the garage is dry suggests there IS one. Regretably, I think you are going to have to keep digging. A 9" angle...

Where is tbe damp course in your photo please Marineboy? Sam

Lamb, here are two blade covers, one AGS standard issue, the other I thought was 'pelican', but it isn't, because it's straight on top. True pelican has a wavy top. HTH, Sam

I'll try to put up a photo of conventional AGS hood vs Pelican tomorrow for you. Sam

"Homemaid"

Thanks Mike. S.

Hear, hear!!! I tried yesterday to research a previously available topic and it was as much use as udders on a bull. Angie, Bob and Mike, may we PLEASE have remedial sction? Sam

Do you mean SMT? Senior Management Team? Or, do they call it Leadership Team where you were? Couldn't agree more. We had a new head; he effectively sacked the Housemasters and sitting V.P.'s, then promoted his cronies and created an under-30 'dream team' as year heads. He was put on 'gardening...

There is a chap called rodders on eeBaygum who cannibalises AGS's. He had at least some of this want list, last time I saw it. Pricey though. I have a 'pelican' blade cover if you are interested and I'll undercut rodders with glee if you need it. Farmer Giles (I think) on here had a breeding...

That circular three hole thingy is for holding the arbour steadyvto get the nut off. You place a screwdriver or C spanner in the holes. Sam

I had hollow sounding render patches on two gable walls 28' x 30' for 25 years. They stayed intact because I repaired the 'flaunching' at the very top, allowed water runoff, and coated the whole surface with a high quality plasticised paint/treatment after I had Vee-angle ground and filled the...

Right, weighing back in, and working off my tinchy phone screen, look at the links. The 12 is 10Kg heavier. That is 23lbs in old money, SOMETHING is very different. The other dimensions seem comparable, bur at least one photo again leads me to suspect the pressed steel bases are the same 10 vs...