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pulled mine out with a ford fiesta i paid £50 for, then scrapped it. pulled a hedge row and 2 x conifer roots in a few hours. If you haven't started making a nice garden yet and have access then go for it, its excellent fun. :D

Do you mean like this http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s182/jws_album/diggeredited.jpg I live on a sloped road and couldnt belive how good this guy was with a digger excellent job took 16 ton brought in 15 ton gravel. if i wanted the earth left rough for turf he would have leveled it...

for me ( im only a DIYer) it would depend on the foundation under the patio slabs regarding roots more than wieght. if i was building a bedding section and fillling with earth i would worry it would encourage roots from under the patios to grow through causing possible damage to slabs, have...

as you get to the bottom of the hole, if you have kept it relatively narrow its a pain to get the remaining earth out. My soup ladel was perfect it bent to any angel and sat in the palm of my hand, just like a mini digger. its now banished from the kitchen and unblocks drains :D

just bumping this up a tad, i have to have start this tomorrow at latest. Any more views on the shower switch please.

lol i did i chopped it in half you can cut anything away over your side. it was a jungle they got rid of some and stated " im not cutting that tree" so i did. daft realy all they had to do was a decent trim off my land and i wouldnt have bothered, just plain awkward...

more fun with a chain saw :wink:

since 10 days of fitting it leaked brown water from inside the pvc, so water was getting under the grey top and above the pvc base cladding. fitter has returned 5 times to attempt correction, excuses have been main roof leaking, ive just had main roof felted, then the over flow pipe above...

B&Q will do a price match to any similar kitchen they seemed keen to see a Ikea quote. I did end up with B&Q after weeks of wondering which was best. benefit was saw what i purchased taken from shelf for delivery. No need to worry about faults unless made on delivery. The main sealing...

Thanks bernard just adding this link incase anyone esle needs it. http://www.maplin.co.uk/Search.aspx?criteria=crimping%20tool&source=15&SD=Y will pop and have a look tomorrow. OJ :)

Thanks Bernard I have a freind in tool higher, thought it might of been to small a tool to be on higher. Can you get them for house and car if i did want to buy. thanks

I am looking to buy a crimping tool and it will only be used for 4 connections to tidy up and illiminate connecters found under floor boards. Don't want to spend alot as its for one job ..but also want it to do the job. and is there a dual size for car wires and house wires so my son...

This is the pumps you mean http://www.spray-insulation.co.uk/product%20range.htm but they are used to spray a cavity as you look at it before covering. A bit like how you spray a car. I would think a worry of blowing your plaster board if you can't see where you are putting it...

I wanted to do that to my nieghbours :wink: ( and thier tree) :lol:

OK have read some more. And all i can find in a part P leaflet http://www.iee.org/Publish/WireRegs/WiringMatters/Documents/Issue14_1/2004_14_autumn_wiring_matters_part_p_special_locations_and_kitchens.pdfs 5 to 10 cm for sockets and 30 cm from sinks.? no switches where you need to...

Hiya Im knockin a back box today for a cooker control switch, plug comby Im placing it 10inches above the work top area, to be inline with the next switches ive dropped in that are further along the wall. ive read alot of posts but can't see one that advises of a restricted length...

My god .. and these people still live!!

Wet hands yeap i see that now. Inside pulley my bathroom is really small, the length of a bath and 6 ft wide. So it is all look so messy and clustered. I have already removed the shower pulley as re wiring and it made so much difference when it was out that i have purchased a 45 amp neon...

Old bangers, with blown heads and lots of clonking. no wonder you all have flat batteries. :lol:

If you had the choice and for safety, which would you rate as the best. A shower switch 45 amp on the outside of the bathroom and the light switch out side the bathroom. Or both inside on string pulled switches and why? many thanks OJ