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Hi all, A neighbour is having a roof redone and part of the roof is an extension that was only done 20 years ago. I have 40 of those tiles off this roof now. I just noticed they are redland 90 on the back and not Marley moderns as they should be. Can I still use these Redlands with my...

Thanks, I suspect your correct. He's decided to buy a new one and I'm gonna repair this for my tools.

Thanks mottie, makes sense to me.

My son's Makita combi drill dhp453 about 2 years old started smoking and got really hot. I took it apart and found the following metal bits in the case as shown in image. I presume they are from the motor?

Thanks mottie, no they didn't mean if he was a named driver on mine. He is fully comp but doesn't have insurance to cover other vehicles as only 22 in age.

Will look at hire car costs. Thanks Andy I thought that would be the case.

My son's car is at the garage for a few weeks and he was looking to insure my car on his insurance so as to not affect mine. My insurer however said if he had an accident in my car on his insurance it would still affect mine. Any thoughts or opinions on this?

Mine has link wire on the room stat/ timer and a timer option plug inside timer option cover when it comes from factory. That what it says in manual. It's a 2025 version though

From my research I agree.

I take it where the timer option is located there is a timer option plug installed?

Both the old setup and new hive are basically just simple switches so i can't understand it not working.

If you put the system back to what it was before hive does everything then work as it should? Is there a way to test if the hive is definitely switching when heat is called for?

It looks like it should be a straight forward swap from old to the new hive thermostat so strange it isn't working properly.

Sort the damp on the wall first and hopefully that won't come back.

The tiles above looks separated from the mortar verge so you may be able to lift that up enough to get the tile below out. You will probably have to remove all the tiles below it and rebed them looking at the age of the mortar.

Yes I've seen a few binding gutters used round my way and even a roof where they've installed the same tile but still put in a bonding gutter for some reason.

I take it as well if the tiles are different they will want to fit a bonding gutter between the two sets of tiles.

Some closer pictures of the roof and gutters etc would help.

Quite a few broken tiles up there as well.

My old toilet cistern used to get covered in condensation and run down and drip off one of the bolts underneath.