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My Son had the Focus version. The fuel economy was terrible and there's an inherent problem with a water pipe on top of the engine that Ford wont admit to. Cost him about £600 to sort out. He's got rid now and bought a 1500 cc Mazda 2 that he's happy with.

If your trying to build one £30 then it will will very poor quality compared to spending around £120. Plenty of advice on http://####.com/index.php most use the E700 camera. I have two setups. 1 spotter and 1 scope add on. And depending on the torch can see for quite a distance.

Not sure about the ones living under my block paving as there's no ponds around. Quite tricky during evening times as the congregate by the garage side door and I have to be careful not to stand on them.

My mistake but something Red was at about the 4 o'clock position to the Moon on Thursday night. Perhaps it was Beetlejuice ?

There not that far apart now.

900x1800x13 mm boards are around £5 each from Magnet. Obviously a tad more from Diy stores. That size is easily manageable depending on ceiling height and a one man job. Box of 45mm screws and a Stanley knife and away you go. Asbestos hidden and sealed. Simples.

Overboard it, problem solved.

Overboard it. or the other option is Overboard it.

There's a good chance Dave that although your top water drains into a sewer pipe it will be a different one to your toilet sewer. The top water might go straight into the river whereas the other will go go the sewage works. I have three manhole covers for separate pipes. Sewerage, Grey water and top water. Fire yours down the right hole ?

Wife has the P7 lite and its worked flawlessly for the last 2 years. Defiantly going to consider one when mine goes Pete Tong.

Watching it now on Showbox. They are in the motor and unloading guns so its near the begining.

Yes my T bolt is as accurate as the CZ. Must admit yours seems easier to cock than mine, perhaps over time it will loosen up.

It looks like Copydex. Just roller it on then use a clean roller on the rubber to smooth it down.

I came from the Harrogate side and got into a 3 car que at the traffic lights to get onto entry road at 9.15. Shocking having to wait 5 min. Didn't spend much but had a go on the bell target and hit 2 bells with 10 shots so quite pleased with that. Food stalls had long waits so take some butties.

Worcester Bosch 30CDi in my house running 12 Rads with no problems for the last 7 years. I would say WB all the time, just got rid of a 5 year old Valiant due to constant problems in another house. The final straw was when it managed to blow a pipe and brought a ceiling down so it got ripped out PDQ. Replaced with a WB. I actually got british gas to fit it because the price was very similar to the local guys without the back up.

The internals look very intricate. It only needed wrapping in Gaffer tape to withstand the pressure.

There was 83 thousand drinks pulled at last weeks Brewdog agm. Set of pissheads.

I failed miserably trying to drill two 2mm holes in some box section. The Titanium tipped Dorma drill bits would not touch it. Cable ties did the job eventually

The Trigger is very easy to sort out. Just take it apart and you will see that the spring sits on a piece of plastic and does not touch the adjusting screw. A hot stanley knife blade cuts the plastic bit off so the spring sits on the spring.

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Try updating it from there website.

The Wife has been waiting for a parcel. 48hr tracked delivery by Royal Fail. It was in Leeds on Thursday night ready to be delivered about 20 mile away to her on Friday. It then went to Wakefield, about 35 mile away and has since been in and out of the depot all weekend and today. Bodyshop items are going to well **** up by the time it ever arrives.

I used a hose in the early days and it worked fine. Seem to think about 2" gap was required between the glass.

If my bin men take my wheelie bin this time I will defo tip them. There a blanket in there that has a smashed up toilet and a bag of plasterboard bits.

Love my laminate .22. Its as accurate as my longer barreled CZ which is now my night vision gun. 1st thing I did was to mod the trigger though. If you ever decide to take it apart you will see that the spring sits on a piece of plastic and not flush with the base of the unit. Therefore it is not in contact with the adjusting screw. A hot stanley knife blade soon sorts it out.