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Take the entire machine to a belt supplier they will find one

Surprised you couldn't find a non oem bulb - Ive had several odd machines that needed them over the years and found generics did the job. I have one of the Webb movers as above - Webbs are not what they used to be the original firm disappeared and another supplier seem to be using the name and...

About Stuart Littles and Fergie's posts above I have wanted to visit the places mentioned but fear it would affect me mentally more than I can handle.

just came across this old listing sold it as is to someone who has access to the bars

Have you tried emailing Colron direct explaining the situation they may have a way to help

https://www.cleverfiles.com/help/recover-mac-login.html This site has some suggestions

As I recall there was a hole in the "bit holder" and you put a screwdriver in to knock the bit out easy Someone must be able to find one in an old toolbox - I have but where is the box - and post a photo so the youngsters can see what it was. I doubt there is a Youtube

Packet just found under a floorboard my father used them and I remember "drilling" holes for him with the rawlplug plugging chisel - hit and turn - to eventually make a hole, electric drills were too expensive at the time.

Good that a replacement has been ordered - if you were in a tight spot a hacksaw across the head and you have a screw suitable for use with a flat/blade screwdriver

I agree glenfield and boards are going down, had to buy a few new as some old tongue and groove were far too split to go back. Have taken various advice from above, e.g felt pipe stuff + have removed most of the nails holding pipes in position and 2 had left shiny bits not quite grooves on the...

Good idea Fergie - a slice of a plastic milk bottle sounds ideal :)

Hi and thanks for replying - the cat 5 accidently is not alongside mains Good thought I would take the nails out but don't know how best to hold the pipes in such a confined space willlooksee if nail in ones will fit.

Yes, that's right, will decide a bit later on whether to lay floorboards as usual after thinning them a bit or maybe a say 45cm square of thinned here to go over the plastic pipe connections and floorboard the rest. Won't chipboard all of the floor as it would make it less easy than floorboards...

I have used before and forgotten about these plates so thanks Spectric I will pick some up from TLC tomorrow, I was going to use some cuts from a lightweight joist hanger, but these are ready to use. Some of the rubbish has since been removed but pipes were hot at the time, one of the white...

Thanks all - yes screw down for easy access is my objective Bought some Floor-Tite PZ Countersunk Floorboard Screws 4.2 x 45mm 200 Pack should do the job better than random screws. See photo for part of the issue :) cheers

Perhaps I should have said that under this area runs the main water supplies for radiators, hot and cold to the Megaflow plus enough wiring to power Blackpool Illuminations so its screw down not nailing. Thanks I will look at the 2 suggested.

At last, I have lifted the carpet and underlay on my first-floor landing to sort out the cracked/broken/split floorboards. The house is 1930's and the poor condition of the flooring is due to a gaggle of heating engineers and electricians pulling them up over the years and generally mistreating...

Sorry I dont have the colours you need, the tins I have found seem to only have small amounts left

I have a box of old Colron and other dyes before I try and find the box how much do you need?

See DJZ post above. I have an old petrol (Stihl) blower that I use for rearranging leaves around the garden and collecting in piles. I saw a video about their pipe extension thing and bought one absolutely magic it blows leaves and all sorts of junk out, just wear goggles as it gets in your...