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Did the sprippy down thing and all and found nothing wrong. After much trial and deliberation it seems the engine won't run properly with the choke fully off. As soon as the choke is turned past 2/3rds the engine dies. Run it at just over half choke and she purrs like a kitten till the...

I'll give it a go at the weekend.. :) tia

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The machine has a tortoise and hare setting. It runs cleanly on both. It will chugg along for 4 minutes but as soon as you pull the trigger the engine dies.. The trigger will let water flow through when off. If the pump is seized then would the engine turn over? I don't see a clutch...

Chaps I have a Neilsen petrol PW - packed away all good last year this year... Not so good. Firstly it wouldn't start. Traced to a blockage in the jet -cleaned and it now runs. :D However now every time you pull the trigger it stalls. :? Not sure how these things control but if...

All is fair in love and war..

Not my area but shouldn't the 45 deg part be pointing down?

Detaching is one thing - this is some 30mm risen off the concrete as if someone has blown an air bubble into it?

I had a conversation with the guy who built the white sugar cube project a few years ago. Decent chap and really knew his stuff. My contention was that he could never in a million years bring that project in for 500k inc the land. His reply was "of course not but I called in lots of favours...

it's only lino...

Chaps Some 10 years ago when the new kitchen was done we had the concrete floor self leveled with SLC (by the flooring guy's) All good. Last year I noticed a slight lump come up near one of the corners. This has gradually grown to 300mm dia and about 30mm at it's highest. I thought it...

Did some work in Culham recently where the reactor is. Had a very interesting a long chat with a prof. Lady who suggests we are 20 years away. . At the moment they use more power than they generate but they are nearing the balance point There is a new larger one being built in Europe which...

Bahco are the best fit....

Unlikely to be inverter but this can be loft mounted and ducted in/out http://www.medalaircon.co.uk/filestore/vpac_&_inpac_leaflet.pdf As an aside I would probably only vent the exhaust air. This means the unit will take air from the loft space remove the heat and be ducted outside. This...

I doubt this very much...The support Mac's give to franchises is far above normal operating standards.

Went to Gray's in Essex years back and I stood there wondering how on earth it came up with such an interesting name for such a ****e place to live...

Well bugger me the other old one went down on Friday so ordered same from Farnell c/w heat sink and HT paste :-)