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Be aware any resulting hollow under the shed floor makes an ideal nesting space for rats if they can gnaw rheir way in.

Can you post pics of the instructions?

The thingummy is a "timber connector". Or you could use wood glue.

Unfortunately, the extra greenhouse gases from burning the fuel of the thousands of aircraft flying around to spray the particles will cancel out any advantage which the reflective approach might have.;)

Wouldn't the holes be filled by bolts (which could easily be sealed)?

If multiple holes are mis-aligned then, as per post #2, file or cut off 1mm or so from the end of the top piece. Hopefully all holes would then align.

What evidence do you have for that?

No. The charger is able to provide enough power for running the phone apps and for charging the battery at the same time.

True. But the thread is about an electric mobility scooter, not an ICE vehicle. I meant to say "while on the move under power provided by the battery".

Even if the load is only 1W, that requires current from the batteries. Current can't flow both ways at the same time; so you can't charge the batteries while on the move.

Yes it would, if you wanted to keep moving. But a lower powered one could top up the existing batteries if you're prepared to wait. The existing batteries clearly can't charge and discharge at the same time.

Probably just lime-scale preventing the float moving up and down. Close the service valve in the water supply, then clean the float valve.

Triumph Herald.

Woodworm make neat circular holes. Those shown aren't like that.

They're very territorial and can be aggressive to trespassers. Perhaps they'e boldly sussing you out as a would-be territorial threat?

Looks like water has been getting where it shouldn't for a long time, judging by the gunge on the shower base. Why is that pipe on the right disconnected?

One of these ?

Well, the supposed principle is that copper corrosion products get washed down from the copper strip along the roof ridge and deter moss growth. So presumably some would get into the water system eventually. The jury seems to be out as to whether the strip is as effective as claimed.

If you do cut it off, it might be advisable to re-seal the remainder to prevent it becoming a way in for rats.

Looks as though the washer should be a bit thicker? Worth trying another (thinner) washer behind that one?