I worked with a lad when I was young and he was a bit of boy, one of those people we've all known who could get it anywhere. He started seeing a girl who cleaned our office with her mum. He was round there once and was convinced the mum was up for it too :laughing:
People who are prepared to put themselves out and do the hours will do alright. If you suggested to many people today that they could work all week then go and work 18hrs days at a weekend as well they would think you'd lost the plot. Many will argue that maybe you shouldn't have to that but...
I did over 120K on LPG in my Classic Range Rover years. Back then it meant I was getting the equivalent of 25-30mpg. I had mine set up so it ran as good on gas as it did on petrol. I used to regularly talk to people at petrol stations who used to switch to petrol on hills when towing. I never...
I think it's easy to overthink these kind of things. literally millions of windows are simply butted up against brick with sealant to stop ingress with no issues. Someone competent in DIY could easily frame that in. Obviously when I say competent in DIY I'm not talking about someone who counts...
I've set up a Huwaei B535 at a farm where my wife works, they have a directional aerial in a area where there is margin signal and it work really well. They are cheap on ebay because they were commonly supplied by the 3 network. They are nice in the fact that you can just stick SIM in an fire...
Esso still had ethanol free in there Supreme in some regions until recently but they started to phase it out in Sept 23. Even during that period the pumps still said E5 because that was a legal requirement!
https://www.esso.co.uk/en-gb/faqs
Buy scrap running Volvo 850/Classic V70, 5cyl normally aspirated or T5 would run pretty well in there. I would imagine there'd be enough room, probably just the drive shafts that could cause some head scratching. You would need an a standalone ECU though.
I used use Esso Supreme 99 for the same reason but our nearest Esso station switched to Shell, reading the the Esso website it says they are phasing out the ethanol free.
Totally, if used with caution then no issues. Ryobi do some good stuff but their batteries aren't the best given how expensive they are. We were able to do back to back comparison with a 5ah Ryobi and a 5ah Dewalt on a Ryobi grinder. The grinder lasted longer and ran better with the Dewalt...
Unfortunately not, my youngest goosed a fairly new Dewalt battery running it on a Ryobi grinder with an adapter. Battery got so hot some of the cells shutdown. It had been in a Dewalt tool that wouldn't have happened.
Battery adapters have their place but do need to be used with caution. I know...
I pretty sure you've imagined something I didn't write. I never mentioned building regs I was just pointing out it's a common misconception that you can't get house insurance or sell a house without paperwork to support a wood burner install.
This one is actually listed as being for Toyota with the same part number you listed above
https://www.maxpeedingrods.co.uk/product/valve-shim-remover-tool-for-toyota-engines-hilux-landcruiser-spacer-shims.html
Volvo can be tricky, they obviously do something different to other brands. I've used VOLCFR which uses a VAG-COM cable to clear stuff on older V70 and 850. Even with that I found I couldnt reset the service interval on one of mine yet it worked fine on another vehicle. VOLFCR is for pre 2000...
OE and OEM are often confused.
OE is the part you would get from the dealer
OEM is a part made by the same company that makes the OE part but it does not mean it's the same part but often it is.
This often then gets muddied by the fact XXXX could be OEM for Ford oil filters but not fuel...