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Lady Nasher and I are well underway with remanufacturing the new wooden beams for the front of the house. Glad I've got her to help in this heat...
1930's Easiwork Health Cooker from our trip to Mottisfont the other day. I wonder how many of these lived up to their bomb like appearance!...
I'm sure he'd be a bit annoyed at being called Gary, that's not short for Garfield.
Still waiting to get some scaffolding erected, and have lost the first week of my holiday to get the work done. So today Lady Nasher and I spent a...
Is there not any indication at all that somebody could have been in there before? If they repaired something and didn't clean out all the debris...
3 weeks ago I burnt two fingers on the exhaust manifold of my Multi so badly that one of them still isn't healed properly. Someone I know took...
Been a few times and always enjoyed it. Although my highlight there a few years ago was suddenly realusung the big guy I was stood next to...
Thanks all. The messages and gifts from students are always appreciated by her. Considering the type of families a lot of them come from it's...
Been helping Lady Nasher today, and for her sake had to go along with making light of a situation I'm furious about. I think she is too but won't...
Interesting that the different bottom yoke for the R has a hole, as the standard one doesn't, I had to drill my 999 yoke and sleeve the bottom of...
I never knew Armco supports went that deep into the ground.
Exactly, I wouldn't roll over her to get to any of you lot.
Yep, I've had trouble in those respects in the past, but thought I'd found some good guys this time. I've now got a promise from another company...
I reckon that's been overtightened by somebody in the past.
Ah, that makes sense now, it's a smaller lump than I thought. If you get stuck I"ve got a spare bottom yoke, but it's got a lock stop lug broken...
Wow:astonished: I'm struggling to picture exactly where that's come from on the bottom yoke. The only place I can think of is where the Steering...
The trouble is the bottom two are going to be heavy and unwieldy, and will need holding in place whilst I mark them for drilling and whilst I fix...
Unfortunately not. I'm replacing all the fake beams on the front of our house because they are rotten, I've already had to rip one off before it...
Sorry to hear that, but you've mentioned scaffolding on the worst possible morning. I have the next 2 weeks booked off work, and amongst other...
Yep, agreed, either need to refurbish the whole engine, or swap another in, which would probably be the easiest, quickest, and probably cheapest...
