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So job for a plumber then? Cos i'm clueless and dont want to make a mess.

Thanks for the advice.

Replacing the whole unit or just that bit? If you could point me in the right direction. Thanks

Looking for the easiest way to fix this bath tap. Can't get a plumber for months.

Very good. That helps immensely. :)

Hi. Looking for advice on fitting this toilet seat. My attempt didnt work. Presumably there's a way all the bits and pieces are supposed to fit together...

No clue. :(

I need to turn off my mains water. I presume this is the valve im looking for. Shall i use a wrench to shut the valve or buy something? *help* :)

Yeah. I can't work that out either... :)

I already had that idea, but no sign of the key...

Not quite identical, but pretty close. I agree though. It's a hitch/trailer lock bolt... I think we can assume this is solved now. Thanks all.

Nearly 7 inches long and 3.5 inches wide...

I will give it a try. Lockpicking isn't my thing though...

I think I've got it: trailer hitch lock..

I was thinking that it might be excellent to whack a burglar over the head with....ha

Ha. Yes. I understand. More, what holds it in place? If everyone says it's a lock, I'll accept it's a lock...I'm just sceptical...ha.

We're reasonably near the airport. If it did fall from a plane I think it would have caused a lot more damage. It's very heavy...

If it's a lock I can't see how it works. There's nothing on the other end. The lock end feels like it might unscrew or something, but without a key it's not budging....

Ha. I was seriously concerned that's what it was. I got the missus to move it first. I don't think it's a pipe bomb. I was thinking skateboard component, but it's really heavy...

How would that work? I'm not convinced personally. But nice suggestion. I thought it might be a lamp-post key or something. :)