Need to use a helicoil that is longer than the thread of the spark plug, the short ones when used on long reach plugs will come out with the plug when carbon builds up on the exposed thread.
Bob
I am not anti LEZ’s, what I have a problem with is forcing something totally unworkable on the motorists and residents before a feasible/sustainable alternative is in place.All LEZ’s amount to at present is a cash cow, worse still none of the cash is being spent on road improvements that would...
Red beacon on top, job done :laughing: All the weight would be very low down, just the a frame to hoist up, cant see the problem. It would be less of a faff than trying to roll that thing onto its side.
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Bob
2xd helicoils work well, I alway put a tiny dab of threadlock on the recut internal thread before installing,other option is tap out to m6 and install m6 Allen bolts. That’s also saved the day on a few occasions, may need to clearance the holes.
Bob
Dont think you can better a tripod for that very reason. Made the one below out of scrap with mesh clutter tray/brace combo so it doesn't fill with water. Needs to be fairly chunky to be of any use as a vice stand.
All of Glaswegians I know have moved south, they frequent most of the pubs around here in an attempt to promote Scotland and convince southerners about the merits of living there.
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Bob
A steam cleaner would probably work quite well on that, soften up a square meter at a time with the heat and then get under it with the lance,it will probably fall off.
Bob
Same here, have to feel sorry for folk that live in these zones. Everything for them gets more expensive, normally means upgrading a vehicle and on top of that paying more for any trade services they may need. Poorly thought out race to the bottom.
Bob
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A guy once asked a climber why he climbed mountains,climbers response was because they are there, the guy said thats the same reason I walk around them.
Bob
No problems using older cesspits or septic tanks providing they are properly managed and maintained. What is not acceptable is for untreated sewage to enter a watercourse and or be floating to the surface, unnfortunatley many are overwhelmed by modern use and running with blocked filterbeds.
Bob
Some blurb on the subject.
Septic tank regulations. It's not an opening phrase that would make many people read on, but if your property has a septic tank - or if you are buying a property with a septic tank, I'm afraid you might need to.
Given what goes into a septic tank, its...
We have installed quite a few greywater and rainwater harvesting systems, they make a lot of sense if you are big into gardening/growing your own.
This one was for all of the above and an emergency hydrant system