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80121 Rex
rex-butcher... Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
8:15 am
Hi there, Slightly off topic, but SWMBO insists that I investigate leaf blower/vac and buy one. Personally, I think they are a waste of money (use a rake) but...
80122 Nigel Giddings
nigelgiddings Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
8:30 am
Rex, We have a leaf blower / Vacuum. The biggest problem I think is that the British weather is very different from ‘New England’ that we see on the telly...
80123 Nick Laurie
nick115398 Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
8:32 am
We have HUGE walnut tree on the back lawn. I might run over the leaves with the ride-on if the grass starts to get a bit long and the weather looks right -...
80124 Christopher George
cjdgeorge Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
8:53 am
For her or for you? If the former, swallow hard and pay up on the off chance she will use it (and ignore the fact that it is a waste of energy and money) and ...
80125 Rick
rickdipper Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
9:47 am
A couple of pigs will eat the lot, dig & and fertilize the ground as they work. Rick...
80126 Peter Church
peter_church Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
9:53 am
I agree with Chris' first point. If it is for her, let her choose it, and if she doesn't use it then you can bring it up next time she complains about your...
80127 Christopher Hunter
chris_j_hunter Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
9:59 am
... sounds like a good reason not to buy a leaf vac' - it would stop natural processes improve the lawn ! we were thinking of getting at least a blower, to...
80128 Christopher Hunter
chris_j_hunter Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
10:09 am
... maybe we've been unlucky, but Bosch are getting to be don't buy for us - two hammer drills failed in no time, the circular saw sends dust everywhere...
80129 gus_zogolovitch Send Email Nov 1, 2010
10:15 am
hi all, sorry for the post move-in question but: i noticed recently that the cold feed to my sealed 'megaflo&#39; style hot water cylinder had increased in...
80130 Neil Ball
neil624875 Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
10:32 am
I find the Bosch professional (Blue) kit very good - I use a number of their lithium-ion screwdriver & drills plus a 230v SDS machine and have not had any...
80131 Christopher Hunter
chris_j_hunter Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
10:47 am
I'd be worried - on the face of it, over-pressure could have broken the PRV & the tank might now be in a dangerous condition, if it is pressurised ... turn off...
80132 UK_Selfbuild@... Send Email Nov 1, 2010
11:12 am
Just a reminder on how to join to join the UK_Selfbuild group - been asked to re-post this for people who wish to send to colleagues etc. The UK_Selfbuild...
80133 Christopher Hunter
chris_j_hunter Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
11:17 am
ah, good - our lawnmower's blue rather than green, too ! FWIW, the 'Telegraph reviewed garden tools for leaf-clearing a year ago (their Five of the Best...
80134 Christopher Hunter
chris_j_hunter Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
11:44 am
thanks, both ... distinct possibilities ! Chris ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
80135 Matt
mattysmit Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
6:36 pm
Just wondering if plasterboard thickness varies for a reason more than cost/strength? Is it designed for 12.5mm on the walls and 9.5mm for the ceiling (being...
80136 dicegeorge at hotmail...
dicegeorge Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
6:47 pm
Plasterboard thickness also influences fire resisitance, noise insulation and it's bendability, I guess. [g] ... From: "Matt" <mattysmit1976@...> ...
80137 Ben Perry
besp3 Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
7:44 pm
And different thicknesses have different requirements in terms of stud & truss centres, noggins etc. Also, loads they can take - tiles, pictures etc. The...
80138 Colin
mckde2001 Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
8:41 pm
With the system de-pressurised, the static pressure of the vessel should be 1-2bar - ie if you took the vessel out and put it on the floor the pressure should...
80139 Rick
rickdipper Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
8:59 pm
There is also Green & Red to consider, taperd & square edge, and insulated, also size Red=fireline - use to line a 30 minuite fire resiatant wall/ceiling in a ...
80140 Graham Pye
grahampye Send Email
Nov 1, 2010
11:12 pm
Petrol ones will pick up leaves even when they are wet, and are the *only* thing to use if you have a gravel drive. Use the blow for sweeping lots of leaves...
80141 W3526602@... Send Email Nov 2, 2010
8:32 am
Hi, Builders have gone, so Barbara got the plastic out. Went into local furniture shop, chose a cabinet and TV stand, total about £800. Asked for discount,...
80142 Peter English
petermbenglish Send Email
Nov 2, 2010
10:13 am
How much do you want those paticular goods? Notwithstanding all their mucking you around, is the final cost to you still a good 'price&#39;? ... From:...
80143 Jeffery Hardy
jensenhealey... Send Email
Nov 2, 2010
11:09 am
I think the main consideration is stud spacing. 9.5mm on 600 centres will be a bit "wobbly". I believe the general rule is 9.5mm for 400 or 450 centres,...
80144 W3526602@... Send Email Nov 2, 2010
3:21 pm
How much do you want those paticular goods? Notwithstanding all their mucking you around, is the final cost to you still a good 'price&#39;? Hi Peter. Well yes and...
80145 Jeffery Hardy
jensenhealey... Send Email
Nov 2, 2010
4:24 pm
Maybe a silly question, but exactly what sort of insurance is it? Furniture is, as far as I'm aware, just furniture. Not much to go wrong with it, and...
80146 mattysmit Send Email Nov 2, 2010
8:22 pm
Wowzers As always, thers more to it than I thought but I've got the basics, Thanks all, for now it's just the ceiling. Matt...
80147 W3526602@... Send Email Nov 3, 2010
5:15 am
Maybe a silly question, but exactly what sort of insurance is it? HI, Dunno! They never told us, we never asked ...... we didn't want it. It seems we have it...
80148 johnw_aka_webbo Send Email Nov 3, 2010
9:19 am
Hi guys, has anyone gone down the route of having PV panels fitted and receiving FIT payments ? I do realise the payback on these things is quite long term,...
80149 Nick Laurie
nick115398 Send Email
Nov 3, 2010
9:25 am
I saw a house locally (Keinton Mandeville, Somerset) with (IIRC) one huge panel of tubes and 6 - possibly 8 - large PV panels. Almost all the roof covered....
80150 Peter + Jane
pandj.munnoc... Send Email
Nov 3, 2010
10:16 am
I am living and breathing this one at the moment. Installed cost for polycrystalline is about £4000 / kw + £1000. Hybrid are 25% more FIT reduces above 4kw. ...
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