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If you do go with one then my advice would be to make sure you can easily remove the toilet for access and make sure the floor is vinyl so when it floods it’s easy to clean up. oh and make sure it’s turned off before sticking your hands in there! They are fairly simple things to work on and mostly they go wrong by overloading and cutting out and for some reason they have to be drained down before they will kick back in or if hair and other grub wraps round the cutter it will trip out. Not super hard to sort but not a nice job.

Most standard mobility scooters have rear axles that are of the diff type so will spin a wheel once you get to soft ground, the one in the picture looks to have a motor on each rear wheel so will be better off road. Don’t know if you can weld a diff on them but could be fun to try, only other difference is the wider wheels over a normal scooter which would not be too hard to swap over from a small ride on mower or something like that with a adapter plate.

Horrible things and we went through a few from expensive to budget eBay specials and they were all problematic. I am now an expert in unblocking and clearing jams in them. Finally got rid of and built a pump chamber and has been a game changer but probably not what your after.

You need a high shore o ring think they are 95 on the high pressure seal and possibly a bs number o ring fits, I bought a pack of 5 a few years ago for one but cannot remember the code. Bs007 after a quick search looks to be the right ones

Get these kicking around and don’t need them, one goes up to a 36” and the other up to 41” £15 for the pair collected or can post for £3.50 will split if there’s no interest in them.

Great picture, it’s got me thinking with the size and shape of nozzle could it have been for gearbox/ diff oil?

Yep there is some sort of measurement dial on the rear, delivers in pints but the nozzle is really quite small.

This came to me in a box of parts and I have no idea what it’s for or what it’s off and a google search does not bring up anything. Any ideas?

Don’t think there is enough space for the offset to do a 9mm to 4.10, I did one for 12 gauge and it was quite tight to get enough material on the side for it to still be safe.

And that is how the dinosaurs became extinct

Might have if these look like the right ones, link to the original sale for reference

When dropping shot for clays I cannot be bothered to sort it as long as it’s size 6 all the way to scraggy bits of dust and I still was just as bad a shot as with premium bought cartridges. just another way of sticking the price up

Looks like this years crop of cement mixers is doing well

Just had a look on my account and last sold something on Sunday and the money had been transferred and in my account by Monday eve so it looks like it goes out quite quickly these days. it might be a struggle but eBay should have to refund you even if they have to pay out of there own pockets and then chase the seller for the money, I have never had to do this for this amount of money but it it’s been sent back they should refund you once you open a case. My advice would be to get on the chat function and just keep pushing them until they do it.

As soon as you open a case against the seller there transaction is reversed and eBay hold the money until it’s sorted, at least that’s what has happened to me in the past and it’s in there sign up terms that they can raid your bank account for whatever it wants so I set up a new account with limited funds in to make sure if there was ever a hacking they could not rinse me for all my pennies