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The old air cooled VW type 2 were well know for the fuel pipe connector coming out of the carburetor body I narrowly avoided a fire in one.

Orange cables on mains hedgecutters are the wrong colour for the red/green colourblind ( 8% of men ) mine is now shorter than originally manufactured.

they were unplugged and in the storage bag I suspect the mouse was looking for something tasty to go with the stolen peanuts it has stashed in there, these are not your ordinary house mice that I have but the sneaky harder to catch and cute so you feel sorry for them wood mice.

thanks for the warning my revitive came with tens pads but a mouse ate them but as not using them havent bothered to replace yet.

I must check my mover when I get home as the original engine had a drain plug but no easy to use dipstick as it was a screwed in plug but a few years ago I replaced it and the new engine has the plastic filler/dipstick so will have to look under to see if they removed the drain plug to pay for...

The air filter is supposed to be covered in oil looks like a brand new engine that has never been run if there was oil in the engine it would show on the dipstick and the drain plug is at the bottom of the engine alongside the output shaft

next week my First coffee of the day before getting out of bed will be from an ESE pod, or I might get out the silver one for a different taste from a Nespresso pod.

in Australia there is a stainless version made that will work on induction hotplates but costs a fortune to get one imported, but I've found the aluminium gets it's shine back with some Mothers polish.

I recently ordered some miniature es bulbs for a Grundig radiogram from Germany and delivery was 3 days far better than the estimated 1 to 2 weeks but this was through ebay and the vat and customs clearance now required all done via your eBay account.

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you are all wrong the earth was manufactured by Magrathea and the coast at Lyme Regis was designed by Slartibartfast who constructed the coastlines of continents on planets manufactured by Magrathea; in particular, he specialised in fjords. He won an award for his work on Norway.

it used to be the case that Dolce Gusto didn't recycle but due to a lot of bad publicity Nestlé have been cleaning up their act recently and the Nespresso scheme has been expanded to not only Nestle brands but several other brands as well. https://www.podback.org/

and don't forget nailing in the football boot studs, yes we had one as well.

I once made one from plastic pipe to go through soft building blocks it worked better than expected.

My pods are all aluminium from the bedside machine which are collected on delivery of new orders and recycled into mushroom compost and Swedish bicycles and the kitchen pods go in the compost, they are meant to be industrial composting only but I cut them in half and put them in the central...

is it so big it can't be stored under a bed

I find on a lot of jobs you can't get the precision required with the std container so most of the oil gets decanted into needle tip bottle saves a lot of mopping up excess oil.

V belts are used extensively in commercial heating and I used to cary hundreds of them and it is not only the length thats important but that there are various profiles available that not only vary by size but also the angle of the V, the belt should have full contact on the pulley sides but not...

decided against this as it's had a dodgy respray from the original blue but there are also a lot of planes for sale a lathe and other woodworking tools if anybody in Yorkshire is interested it's just started but most tools on sale Saturday. Ryedale Auctioneers

I have just seen this Record gnome is up for auction at an estimated £30 - £40 and wondered if anybody has had experience of them, do they help or hinder in the workshop? or are alternative gnomes better value?