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Hurrah! Missus is actually seeing a Dr. at 2PM. 
I would just like to say
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Hurrah! Missus is actually seeing a Dr. at 2PM.
Good, fingers crossed Dan
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.....and the Dr says....... Kidney infection.
On AB's now for 2 weeks. That'll teach her
On AB's now for 2 weeks. That'll teach her
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.....and the Dr says....... Kidney infection.
On AB's now for 2 weeks. That'll teach her
Bit of a result.
I thought she was sore in the tummy area though , Dips thought it was appendix if I remember?
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Lower abdomen at one side rear extending soreness to the front. Doc says that's where her kidney is.Bit of a result.
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Not the end of the world then......and the Dr says....... Kidney infection.
On AB's now for 2 weeks. That'll teach her
For some bizarre reason I used to get these up to about the age of 13.
Painful but responded well to treatment
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Corrected that for you
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Rebuild of mower has come to a grinding halt.
The pan head, Philips self-tappers that went into the plastic holding the whole blamed thing together are in such a sorry state that I daren't put them back in.
So I have spent ages trying to find the equivalent.
I am not an engineer so please bear with me.....
Diameter of thread 4.64 mm (OD and there is no stock)
Length, from under the pan head, 19 mm
Head diameter 8 mm
Thickness of head 3mm roughly.
tpi roughly 12 (I realise in metric you don't use tpi so 2.12 mm maybe.???????)
Qualcast seem to say that their FO16T49429 will fit but
eSpares want £5.77 EACH!!!!!
Ransomspares £1.95 EACH!!!!! (They really are trying to hold you to ransom!)
and Qualcast seem to just give you the runaraound.
I think these might be called "4 x 19".
Will I be reduced to cutting a slot in the top of each one, about 10 of them, just to be able to get a flat-blade screwdriver in if I need to take them out again?
Totally hate having to put screws into plastic.
The pan head, Philips self-tappers that went into the plastic holding the whole blamed thing together are in such a sorry state that I daren't put them back in.
So I have spent ages trying to find the equivalent.
I am not an engineer so please bear with me.....
Diameter of thread 4.64 mm (OD and there is no stock)
Length, from under the pan head, 19 mm
Head diameter 8 mm
Thickness of head 3mm roughly.
tpi roughly 12 (I realise in metric you don't use tpi so 2.12 mm maybe.???????
)Qualcast seem to say that their FO16T49429 will fit but
eSpares want £5.77 EACH!!!!!
Ransomspares £1.95 EACH!!!!! (They really are trying to hold you to ransom!
)and Qualcast seem to just give you the runaraound.
I think these might be called "4 x 19".
Will I be reduced to cutting a slot in the top of each one, about 10 of them, just to be able to get a flat-blade screwdriver in if I need to take them out again?
Totally hate having to put screws into plastic.
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It is unlikely to fit anything at the moment, especially as it is spinning!Corrected that for you
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Ta! All good here Brian. Same to you and yours.
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My mother broke her wrist last week but apart from that we are all well cheers!Ta! All good here Brian. Same to you and yours.
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Oh I am sorry to hear that. Was it a fall?
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Yeah, she was walking down the path and fell. Her blood pressure was a little low and caused a dizzy spellOh I am sorry to hear that. Was it a fall?
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Oh dear!Yeah, she was walking down the path and fell. Her blood pressure was a little low and caused a dizzy spell
I'm so glad she didn't hit her head on a hard object or something. Like W did this summer and nearly ended up in A&E.
Not glad she broke her wrist, obvs.
Does she suffer with postural/orthostatic hypotension? I do and have to watch it.
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Oh dear, it is so easily done at that age. My MIL has fallen recently (luckily indoors) but hurt herself and has been weeks recovering.Yeah, she was walking down the path and fell. Her blood pressure was a little low and caused a dizzy spell
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Cheers, apparently she had missed a meal and as she doesn't eat much anyway it had a big effect on her.Oh dear!
I'm so glad she didn't hit her head on a hard object or something. Like W did this summer and nearly ended up in A&E.
Not glad she broke her wrist, obvs.
Does she suffer with postural/orthostatic hypotension? I do and have to watch it.
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.....and the Dr says....... Kidney infection.
On AB's now for 2 weeks. That'll teach her
All the worry n pain she went though I bet she's relieved.
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