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Salaried drivers in the NorthEast UK on about 24-25k for 55 hrs (based on 5 x 11 hour days).Hourly rate for chemical tanker drivers is about £7 In relation to the Working Time Directive,the big get-out clause for LGV drivers is "periods of availability" which do not count towards your weekly...

Further to the "what would have happened if you hadn't been nice" comment - I used to be in the police,and with most summary offences,there are four courses of action :- 1)No action 2)Verbal warning 3)Summons/fixed penalty notice etc. 4)Arrest The way it works is,you normally approach...

Struts when worn can be "waggled" from side to side - the seal around the piston goes,and then starts to wear.To change them,you do not need to change the spring,but a pair of spring compressors are essential - there is a lot of latent energy in them there coils! Otherwise,normally held on by...

And mini Consumer Unit for garage being fitted with an RCD

Screwfix have been owned by the Kingfisher group for a number of years now - Kingfisher are also b&q's parent company.

Most likely is wear in bottom ball joint or inner joint on bottom wishbone - have you replaced both or just one ?Also could be track rod end - is the steering ok? CV joints don't normally make noise under the circumstances you describe - when worn,they tend to make a knocking noise when...

Unfortunately,like most things,it's down to price. I much prefer using real wood - but mdf is cheaper,easy to shape and doesn't warp the same as real wood. The real thing is without doubt better looking,and more pleasureable to work with - otherwise,they wouldn't spend so much time making...

Had two orders in the last week or so - first was ordered online about 8 pm,delivered to work 1130 next day ! Last one ordered about 9:30 pm Monday,delivered Wednesday,as expected. Never had anything broken or missing - unfortunately,never had anything extra sent by mistake,either :(

Urea formaldehyde resin is not particularly nasty - the problem with mdf is mainly the amount of dust it can make.Recently cut some 8' x 4' sheets with the circular saw,and dust EVERYWHERE! Would never cut the stuff in the house.

Can't be true - you get 3 years with Ferm/Screwfix,but they are definitely DIY/light use. Currently trying JCB branded tools - started off with cordless drill,which I was quite impressed with,now got the 9" angle grinder,keep looking at the new sliding radial saw.. :)

If it happens again,try pulling on the handbrake (gently,with the button pushed in)and see if it affects it - this is the easiest way to see if any braking problem is front or rear wheels. It is normally rear wheels,and can be caused by brake adjusters going "over-cam" and jamming the shoes,or...