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Edit.... Double post.
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Bodd
Nice, but what did you do with the condense?
Took the bricks up put in a pit filled & surrounded with lime chippings 500mm from the wall.
Bricks went down as if they have never been up.
Do it in 2inch now because of the bad winter last year.
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Bodd
Sorry mate... You missed my joke...
Condence should be Condense
I should have got it. Everybody else picks me up on my bad spelling..
God knows what my customers think of my quotes.
I should have got it. Everybody else picks me up on my bad spelling..
God knows what my customers think of my quotes.
As long as your mistakes work in your favour... Life's good
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Bodd
As long as your mistakes work in your favour... Life's good
I'm sure with spell check it ain't that bad.
Is this yours?
The gas pipe bend is BAD. (Unless a weird camera angle, in which case I apologise). Is it sealed?
And why the ID tape? That I will never forgive. It looks cat. And not required.
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Bodd
Not mine but the pulled bend is perfect no ripples. I would have thought it is sealed one side and sleeved. The tape? My dozy mate being over the top. But I'd rather him be over the top than below the bottom. It's a simple instalation. But many will do a crap job. This ain't bad.!!!! Don't you think???
What ever they are the flow rate is more than adequate
As isolators, they will leak when used to interrupt supply.
I have stopped using these now
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Bodd
They do but not for a while.
I do tend to use the full bore more often than not
I dont recal any of mine leaking but as a rule if I'm working far off from home I'll always use the full bore.
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