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By ground anchor u mean pole sticking out the ground? If you mean that I don't think hitting it with a hammer will lower it. Been there ten years in concrete

I've been busy and no time to put one of the flat's washing lines up. Will I have to take the old pole out and put new one in or is there a quicker solution to cut either the receiving or entering pole down with angle grinder or reciprocating saw? Pole is too tall

Does the oil look ok?

My plug hole keeps blocking with food then I unblock it with a wet/dry vac but it caused stink out my flat (like drains)- does this mean I need to clean the pipes underneath ? Take them apart. Also, the thing which goes in the small sink on left Has come apart buy a replacement?

Only read this after I'd done the drawer.

Sorry u didn't

Why change the runners?

Right angled repair brackets

What's best way to repair this?

Think my mechanic changed it three years back. Something flashed up two years back when the tank that deals with the diesel in the exhaust broke. No idea if eloy warning flashes up. There's a spanner icon at the moment for something. No idea what

How do I check the levels of it?

Maybe get this for my 18v drills circular saws etc (last forever) normal charger should suffice https://www.powertoolworld.co.uk/dewalt-dcb547-xr-flexvolt-convertible-18v-54v-lithium-ion-9-0ah-battery

Thxs

Oh ok. Can you use fiexivolt 54v on 18v tools?

Good price. Want you think of powerstack and flexivolt 54V?

Thinking about the power stack or flexivolt for my 18v dewalt tools

I just realised I've had my van for 7 years and never put any adblue in. Dunno if it needs it though? 2013 Peugeot Expert 2.0 litre. My mechanic added something for the dpfs in the exhaust about 3 years ago if that's connected.

I'd like to put a few things in my flat's communal electric and plumbing cupboard. I don't want them in my flat or garage. I was thinking empty consumer unit or boxed in thing screwed to floor or just a plastic box left in corner. People do leave odd things lying about and no one moves it...

I've got these rugs in my hallway but whenever I hoover they crumple up. I've tried these sticky things underneath but they don't seem to work or hold it down. Double sided tape all underneath ? Or take them off when hoovering and wack them outside?