In the end managed to get a new key cut from the bit left..... Stronger key than before.
Using pliars - took some time - but managed to get lock open.
In the bin it goes now
Well managed to get the broken off piece out at least. Even managed to get a new cut from this.
Alas, no joy. Looks like its seized or something.
Assuming cutting off is no go, I can't drill above or below the lock. Would drilling into the actual keyhole itself and slowly using larger drill...
You the type, bright yellow, fit over the towball....
Not been used for a while so think its seized but key has snapped off in the lock now....
Any suggestions?
Im assuming its easier (if at all possible) to drill out the lock rather than cut the actual bars? After all if it was that easy...
ah outdoor 3 way junction box?
So could I put plug on one end, run to junction box then 3 lenghts to each light? Might be a bit messy......
I guess ok to run from one outdoor socket. (Can't remember exactly but this was done by an electrician for the purpose of running the hot tub so I guess...
Dear wife has bought 3 mains powered garden lights. Got an outdoor socket (but not 3).
Whats the best way to do this? Can it be done in serial somewhow?
Got outdoor cable so thats not a problem. The lights look like 2x35w bulbs in each.
Yeh I suppose it has worked so far. Not so sure about the back garden - the patio does flood.
Dear wifes bright idea this is because one of the neighbours has done it.
Just been reading about it. So potentially down each side of my concrete slabs (and between the patio and back of house) there may be buried a pipe which is a french drain?
Hmm. knowing what housebuilders are like I'm not so sure if they'd even bother. This is Barratt built 2000. It seems they...
At the front of the house, the driveway runs straight up to the front of the house so no chippings gap there. Is this normal? Just wonder how this is OK.