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bit like a boat race - cox . stroke and stroke

maybe a weekly slow release morphine patch ? My mrs has one

hello monkey

(y)

assuming the valve is 12-6 oclock .that won't hurt.

sounds like a good idea (y)

I'm sorry to say that the slurry from a disposal unit will likely sit in a gulley and be a problem . I once went to a row of 6 houses where one drain run only took the kitchen - the whole lot -all 6 - drain run was solid with gunk from sinks alone -- no volume of water to flush it clear Rods...

maybe get a tubular float rather than a round one ? Or a soldered copper one and ding it one side (y)

Tuberculosis ?

excellent reply, and well worded. The problem is ree has proven over years here with different user names, that he not only knows everything about building , and sadly cannot hold his ire against many posters , whom he refers to as # x . " I am not a #, I am a free man "

Hub Nut in Wales (blogger on You Tube ) has an Invacar and tears about in it !

as #2 #5 #12 say, and you think, yourself replace it .

There is a windy road near me with a 40 limit . I have to admit to maintaining steady speed 40 all along it and left foot touching the brakes @ every corner = thwarts the tailgaters !!

All this limescale - surely because of " letting it mellow" ?

I would attack from the inside - remove skirting and wall around the pipes and see what's going on - the lead has probably perished in the wall somewhere . Carbide blade later when you can see what's there

OP ? opps surely ?

he did state once that he was a Barnardo's Boy.

.we love you really, ree

.more questions than Clouseau . And still no clue, though.

Thanks Avocet, problem is a neighbour has a big old 4x4 and he's fitted his own tubes - so I ( wrongly ) thought we could " get around it" Thanks for your heads up. Thinking on , I've got a good spare on a wheel behind the shed - not a tranny but I'll check the size. Also there is a copper...