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  • dilalio
    dilalio replied to the thread CBB65 start capacitor?.
    What's throwing me is that the original CBB65 capacitor looks more like the CBB60's currently available online and not the new CBB65's...
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    tomredsky replied to the thread Sap and knots.
    What's a two part filler? I just ran the hoover over an knot hole I'd filled and the polyfiller got sucked away
  • I
    I haven’t found anything that would suit me. There are only wheels for 3D printers and shower cubicles. But they won’t be able to...
  • noseall
    noseall replied to the thread Makerfield.
    How the feck do you know his preferences? Who would you say is Ivors' =Ivor+Windybottom&o=relevance']preferred politician or political...
  • dilalio
    dilalio reacted to Madrab's post in the thread CBB65 start capacitor? with Thanks Thanks.
    You would think that ST would use similar capacitors in their later pumps, aint broke don't fix it type idea. I believe more modern 10uF...
  • noseall
    noseall replied to the thread The End Of UK/Civilised Society.
    Says the whiny whinge bag that has posted more about Muslims and Islam than any other poster. :rolleyes:
  • noseall
    noseall replied to the thread Makerfield.
    Which one? "...the five million quid is for lifetime security..." "..the five million quid is a reward for Brexit..." "...the five...
  • noseall
    noseall replied to the thread Wood behind plasterboard.
    How? Many houses old and new have stud partitioning and all have ceilings. Eh? Houses are stronger now than they have ever been. Timber...
  • ericmark
    I have a BG outdoor socket, can't see any fault, or detect a fault with an insulation tester, but seems easy option is to change socket...
  • Ivor Windybottom
    Ivor Windybottom replied to the thread Makerfield.
    I vastly prefer someone who says the occasional daft thing rather than carefully sculpted PR-polished words from a script. Besides...
  • Ivor Windybottom
    Ivor Windybottom reacted to Munroast's post in the thread Makerfield with Thanks Thanks.
    Aye the reform bloke is not ideal - but then again, he drives a white van like I do, has a trade, probably knows what its like to go to...
  • Ivor Windybottom
    I know of them, but intentionally avoid them. Only buy anything built before they started making houses out of paper. Unfortunately I...
  • SPLINE
    SPLINE reacted to Munroast's post in the thread Makerfield with Thanks Thanks.
    Aye the reform bloke is not ideal - but then again, he drives a white van like I do, has a trade, probably knows what its like to go to...
  • ericmark
    Yes, of course.
  • SPLINE
    SPLINE replied to the thread The End Of UK/Civilised Society.
    There were dogs everywhere when I was a kid; there was a greater variety of dogs and one didn't often see them on a lead. Much better...
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