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Thanks again for your responses. Unfortunately Radwell don't have them in stock. Point taken about the safety side. Cheers James

Hello , I need to replace this push button valve on my pneumatic mount cutter as it is leaking air and I attach a photo here. It has been discontinued and the ones that are available are incredibly expensive or come from China with a long delivery time. The description it has is : PXB-B192...

Many thanks for your advice. It looks like it has a good supply of oil in it. I guess I just keep it topped up.

Hello, I am a picture framer and one of my machines, a pneumatic mount cutter, has a water collection " valve " on the back. I need to empty it as will be seen from attached photo. My other machines valve has a nozzle at the bottom of the clear container/ collector that you can push and it in...

Hello, I know that this is a building etc forum( I have posted several times ) but wondered if anyone knows how much it might cost to have a 32 ft x 10ft portacabin/site office transported from , in this case, Romsey to Gillingham Dorset. Also the area it will be put on would be not totally flat...

Thanks both of you. J

Hi, I have replaced the t58 ballast on a non working single fluorescent tube light and it is now working but as per heading there is no "socket" for the earth cable. The original ballast had three sockets on the inlet side( live, neutral, earth) and four on the outlet side. The new one has three...

Hello, One of the flourescent lights (1500mm) in my workshop has stopped working. I have tried a new bulb and no luck there and there is definitely a current going to the light I assume the ballast has given up and need to replace it. The one in there at the moment as per photo seems to be...

I am renovating out patio and have hacked out the loose and weaker mortar. What is left is strong and stable and clean edged. Before I apply new mortar into the holes do I need to apply a bonding agent to the edge of the remaining mortar so that the new mortar and old adhere well. I had thought...

Many thanks for your advice!

I use Wilko paints a lot in decorating our house. The quick dry satin wood paint they do has always works very well for me as do all the others they do. Very good value for money as well

Hi, sorry if this has been asked before. I am renovating some wooden window frames and have sanded down any flaky or damaged paint. Most of the existing paint is in good stable condition and I am going to leave that as is but where I have sanded it is down it is to the bare wood in places...

Thanks for your response. I suppose I mean pressure ? The water coming out of the end of the hose pipe when supplied by the water pump is about half as "powerful" as when supplied from an outside tap. In an ideal world I would like it to be more on that scale. I attach a photo of the pump, it is...

Hello, Sorry if this seems a daft question but I have installed a 400w submersible pump in a large water tank to supply water to a hose , this means that I can use rainwater instead of via our water meter to water the garden. The water comes through a long hose at a reasonable pressure but I...

Thanks for your reply crank39. As said it would be ideal in that sort of shape but could be different.Regarding "any pvc moulding" that is my problem I can't seem to find anything of that size with some sort of shape on it. Thanks again.

Hello, I want to replace some exterior beading on our uvpc double glazed windows. It is the type that make the whole window glass sheet look like it is split into smaller panes and sticks onto the surface. It can be made of any weather resistant material not just uvpc I have searched on the web...

My son has a basin in his room that has a painted wood surround that is about 1m square. Over the years there has been a little water ingress and the wooden surface has bubbled a bit. Rather than replace the whole surround I would like to take the basin out, sand the wood down and then cover it...

I am using some 20w led floodlights to light a trade stand and each of these will be plugged into an extension cable that will be in turn plugged into the mains socket. If I am plugging six of these into the extension cable firstly what fuses should I have on each light plug and secondly what...

Thanks all for your advice and input. Although 800w sounds very powerful it is the same hub motor used on electric bikes albeit for people who want their bike to be able to tackle hills etc. It was bought with the advice of the seller (reputable) who said this motor would give a good but safe...

Thanks again. I am planning now, after your advice, on using 33amp cable that is about 3mm thick and keeping this as short as possible between each connection. I will need to buy a 48v charger to charge the batteries and would use one similar to the photo and also the socket in photo...