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The Buccaneer got a Vape electronic ignition conversion in the end, binned all they Dynastart guff!. Ran really well at the end but wasn't cheap..

Well I fitted my Yale Platinum locks, lovey and all that but a complete waste of time and money. Interesting design so you can't knock them through from the outside.

Honda do a Rat Repellent insulation tape (costs a fortune!). I wonder if they could do the same for wiring?.

It would be easier than persuading them to perform building and drainage maintenance on their own properties!.

I'd be a bit weary about them coming back too, we had rats in loft a few years back then this year they were back in again. Ours are coming in from next door (up the cavity wall). Joys of living next door to a council house..

This is what I use at the moment and it just won't die!, amazed really at what it's put up with over the years. I'm after the Milwaulkee, but this just keeps going so no point wasting money I suppose. For what it cost it's payed for itself 10 fold, I had a Worx and that lasted 2 or 3 jobs...

That multitool blade set looks good, will have to buy one of those!.

Allen key blade changes on a multitool would be a deal breaker for me, too much faf.

Police arrange recovery through an approved agent, insurance pays for it.

Our fridge doesn't have a switch?.

Brushless isn't the be all and end all, my Snap-on brushed impact gun has done nearly 20 years of workshop use with no issues.

Bridgestone Touring tyres are a nightmare even with the proper machine.

Looks like they did a thorough job and worth the money!. Bet their equipment wasn't cheap. I keep meaning to have a Magnetic filter fitted to ours, might get ours done at next service.

Just make sure you get the beed into the well of the wheel when taking it off and fitting the new one. Plenty of tyre soap and try to warm the tyre through thoroughly (space heater rather than hair drier). I've seen a few YouTube videos and would always use a machine if possible. Some are...

If it's a radial tyre then good luck, you could try the cable tie method (or just take it to a motorcycle shop..).

Is bricking this hole up my only option or could I use something a bit easier to cut to shape?. I suppose main concern is it should be a fire break to next door but also I'm in the middle of evicting some long tailed visitors from the loft as well. Where the wall goes up is directly under the...

This had about 9 hrs on it, did it's job!.

When I removed a ton of Pidgeon poo from my dads loft I found the best way was damping down and shovelling into bags in the loft. I had all the kit on, the Force 8 masks are very good if you get the right size. Maybe worth buying the insulation that's inside a bag as it's easier to handle than...

I can see how it can become a slippery slope. My Grandparents used to do it for fun (10p accumulators and the like), maybe a fiver on the Grand National. I run out work lottery syndicate but that's as close as I get to gambling.

It's a bit of a p1sser really, I bet both sides have had noises but not for them to deal with..