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I think I need a fluid flush!!! :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

Aw Breezer, leaf him alone! :D

I like my 'woo, for the price of a third hand escort I got a 52 plate which has already done the depreciation plummet. Turns head as people don't know what it is!!! :lol:

Romanes Eunt Domus He's not a Roman, he's a very naughty boy!! :D

Tell tale sign when indicator bulb has blown is fast clicking (IIRC just on the side of the blown bulb). The fact that it only happens when moving could be that the bulb is loose rather than blown, so when you are moving the bulb works loose breaking the contact. Try taking all bulbs out and...

Surely you mean square metre?? Cubic metre of MDF, that's one hell of a coffee table???

I got a Baby Belfast from a local reclaim place to use in the garden, you pay more for ones that can be used indoors but despite mione being perfect (from a school chemistry lab) I paid £15. Sling it in the Loot for £35

Breezer, yes this is a DIY forum, but by it's nature IT IS an information bureau. Guest 123, every town in the country has a scrapyard, Loot, boot sales, Halfords etc etc Are you really having so much trouble finding alloys for a Fud? Give us a shout when you need the loo and we'll come and...

As this post straddles two or three forums though I'd put it here. Was thinking of buying an electric nailer, am currently building an 8' x 16' workshop and a couple of 10' x 10' decks. What size brads/nails would I need to fix the decking boards? Also can the nailer be used to fix feather...

First job I would think is to check all earths, could have a trickle drain. Possibly a relay shorting out and after these two suggestions I've reaching the limit of my amateur knowledge!! :? Best get an auto spark to give it a good checkover, will be worth the cost coz you could be wrecking...

I think something is repeating on me!!! Anyway I've personalised it by sligging in the Masona bit. Adam you are the forum lurker still looking at old posts!!!! Glocko the regurgitator :?

How many forum posters does it take to change a light bulb? 1 to change the light bulb and to post that the light bulb has been changed 14 to share similar experiences of changing light bulbs and how the light bulb could have been changed differently 7 to caution about the dangers of...

I have bought an 18 inch Belfast sink to use outside. I intend to put it on the wall of my kitchen extension 18 inches above the main drains. Two options I have is to make a sturdy fram that it can sit on, this could be difficult as there are two outlet pipes feeding into the drain which the...

I hadn't seen page two....honest!!! :? Here's one for Adam... A 64-YEAR-OLD accountant left a letter for his wife one Friday evening that read: "Dear wife, I am 64, and by the time you receive this letter I will be at the Grand Hotel with my beautiful and sexy 18-year-old secretary."...

Don't want to nitpicky but isn't it deoxyRIBOnucleic acid? :?: Anyway back to the thread.... A MAN takes a lady out to dinner for the first time. Later they go on to a show. The evening is a huge success and as he drops her at her door he says "I have had a lovely time. You looked so...

Don't fall for the hype guys, these Physicy people just sling in a constant when their sums don't add up, Avogadro...what's he all about then??? Best way to see if your weighed nails are a bargain is to look at the bag, if there's loads and not much cash...it's a good deal!!! Glocko the...

Does that mean they are not the same Breeze? Thought it might me the battery which regulates the voltage and charger sends same amount of juice to battery irrespective?? TA for advice tho, will get a second kit and have a spare. :D

Now don't call me a cheapskate, but I am!! The charger has bust for my Skil 12v cordless drill/driver. What I want to know is, can you buy replacement chargers? Is the 18v charger etc the same as the 12v? When models are upgraded do they change the charger? ie buy a new one and use the old...

I Like to think I'm quite a tolerant guy, but I think I may need to consult with an appropriate psychoanalyst about the way Ben Huggins wobbling head really p****s me off. [therapy mode] It all started when[/end of therapy mode] I went to see David Gray in concert, No Problem I thought, his...

There's a chance that the jack hammer could damage your concrete post with the vibration. Maybe you could take away most of the supporting concrete with a big angle grinder and lump hammer - leaving as little of it around the post itself. Then set the posts back in with new concrete.