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Forgot to ask what vehicule and what ninjan it was. But the plate is relatively easy to see on a TD5 if the injun cover is off!Nope bog off its doon the back of the ninjan
I would just like to say
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I used to go to a pub, reglur, in a valley near Dawlish, where there was an ancient ex-farm labourer, most nights. Skinny little chap with his troos hoisted up to just under his armpits, Jim Johns his name was. No one could understand a word he said, yet he rattled on all night. All the publican understood was "Nuver pint" and "Top shelf" (where he kept the little ceegars he liked.)
We liked him though and he got he fair share of pints off us!
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Hot again here.
W is back on stripping cherries down for jam making. long sticky job.
I'll be off in a mo with the big machine to make some noise and hopefully achieve a bit before my back grumbles too much.
Our hens appear not to be bothered about cherries which is a shame as we will have a lot of rejected bits that we thought they'd like.
They are different every year.
W is back on stripping cherries down for jam making. long sticky job.
I'll be off in a mo with the big machine to make some noise and hopefully achieve a bit before my back grumbles too much.
Our hens appear not to be bothered about cherries which is a shame as we will have a lot of rejected bits that we thought they'd like.
They are different every year.
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... Ladders were retrieved from bottom of garden, been up to look at the area where the water is getting into the bay window upstairs (ladders are sworn enemy of my knees). Maybe not as bad as I at first thought when looking from inside the bedroom.
I could see a very clear 6-8mm break in the sealant where wind-driven rain could be sure to enter. Right on the window-sill/cill to house-wall interface. The water runs down the windows, onto the sill/cill where it then runs backwards towards the wall straight into this hole in the sealant.
So, a generous squirt of top-quality sealant was applied all along that line and further rubbed in with my finger and then a bit more on top. Then a thick coat of fresh masonry paint right up to the sealant and all down the internal corner of the bay window to fill/cover all the little hairline cracks that alternate hot/cold weather produces over time.
I shall keep my "weather-eye" on this to see if the problem is resolved or not, but I think this was so blatantly obvious I probably have "fixed it".
I could see a very clear 6-8mm break in the sealant where wind-driven rain could be sure to enter. Right on the window-sill/cill to house-wall interface. The water runs down the windows, onto the sill/cill where it then runs backwards towards the wall straight into this hole in the sealant.
So, a generous squirt of top-quality sealant was applied all along that line and further rubbed in with my finger and then a bit more on top. Then a thick coat of fresh masonry paint right up to the sealant and all down the internal corner of the bay window to fill/cover all the little hairline cracks that alternate hot/cold weather produces over time.
I shall keep my "weather-eye" on this to see if the problem is resolved or not, but I think this was so blatantly obvious I probably have "fixed it".
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Two of the oyster catcher chicks have died too I think its far too cold for them, one still alive tho one of the lads
wanted to take the chick home.
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If you found it the cat is to well fed
.I had to rescue/evict 1 out of the pool yesterday morning as he hadnt paid his admission fee. No idea how long it had been doing the mousey paddle, but he scampered off pretty quick.
J
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He means it dunt fit wivs two bolts ...
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So this ain't it then?
Looks like it hooks behind two bolts.
Ford Transit 2.2 2.4 TDCI Egr Blanking Plate EBP09
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(Dunno why I am bovvad about all this really!!))
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So this ain't it then?
Looks like it hooks behind two bolts.
Ford Transit 2.2 2.4 TDCI Egr Blanking Plate EBP09
EGR blanking plate 1.5mm stainless steel The EGR blank fits some of the Ford Transit 2.2 TDCI & 2.4 TDCI 2007 - *Please - Shop BHP UK
(Dunno why I am bovvad about all this really!!))
I fink the words to watch are ... "the EGR blank fits SOME of the Ford Transit..."
and I'm not sure he fitted a blanking plate, more a noo EGR, but hey ...
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My noo word of the week,
"eristic"
As there are sooo many people like that on tinternet.
Fortunately not so many on this thread!
"eristic"
As there are sooo many people like that on tinternet.
Fortunately not so many on this thread!
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So if it still has one bolt attached, how did it fall out? Or is it like in the pics I've seen where the plate don't acksherly have a hole more of a hook?Egr blank fitted with only one bolt as the other hole is elongated in the egr valve.
that would make sense!
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Aww no
I know at one point I was googling on how to keep a duckling as one was separated and I couldn't find parents and was getting attacked by other ducklings. Managed to find mama though
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Haha thank you that made me smile alot.
I worked out today why I dislike the heat, it got v warm at work and I couldn't cool down before I felt sick.
Best time to do it ATM where it won't get wet... Ladders were retrieved from bottom of garden, been up to look at the area where the water is getting into the bay window upstairs (ladders are sworn enemy of my knees). Maybe not as bad as I at first thought when looking from inside the bedroom.
I could see a very clear 6-8mm break in the sealant where wind-driven rain could be sure to enter. Right on the window-sill/cill to house-wall interface. The water runs down the windows, onto the sill/cill where it then runs backwards towards the wall straight into this hole in the sealant.
So, a generous squirt of top-quality sealant was applied all along that line and further rubbed in with my finger and then a bit more on top. Then a thick coat of fresh masonry paint right up to the sealant and all down the internal corner of the bay window to fill/cover all the little hairline cracks that alternate hot/cold weather produces over time.
I shall keep my "weather-eye" on this to see if the problem is resolved or not, but I think this was so blatantly obvious I probably have "fixed it".
She is earning her keep. It's fun to watch her patrol the garden and she boops my strawberry plants to make sure they are ok. She's helpful like when I had the socket drop on my eyebrow under the car I was swearing so she licked me elbow to give me affection.If you found it the cat is to well fed
I had to rescue/evict 1 out of the pool yesterday morning as he hadnt paid his admission fee. No idea how long it had been doing the mousey paddle, but he scampered off pretty quick.
J
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So this ain't it then?
Looks like it hooks behind two bolts.
Ford Transit 2.2 2.4 TDCI Egr Blanking Plate EBP09
EGR blanking plate 1.5mm stainless steel The EGR blank fits some of the Ford Transit 2.2 TDCI & 2.4 TDCI 2007 - *Please - Shop BHP UK
(Dunno why I am bovvad about all this really!!))
Yer thats it.
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The other oyster catcher chick died today, one of the lads found it laying on its back then tried to feed it but it didnt survive. 
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I'm not ashamed to say I may have played the flirty girly card to get a good deal on house insurance.
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