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Wolfy you seem to be making a bit of a pigs ear of this simple little job, if you make me fly over and its a piece of **** i will hurt you, just so you know.
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Feel free! I'll gladly take a kick in the balls if you can get them off
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If I Had left on the Pashley with some tools when you first asked I would be around Scotch Corner now. Would you recommend I should imagine carrying on on the A1? Or should I imagine the scenic route over the hills with the fantastic view just as you enter Jockland?
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The A1 is a horrific road. Go A69 and drive up the M6. Far more scenic.
Anyway I had a look in Hamiltons two shops that just might have a drill attachment, Homebase and Halfords, and both were useless. Homemade did have a lovely wee cordless Dremel at £95 or some really handy small angle grinders at £75 but the grinders were corded.
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More importantly... good first day?
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Yeah very good. Knackered though but I enjoyed it. Took my mind of this rust bucket anyway
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My mate Bob, he lives in Bellshill. Not you ya fanny lol
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No worries, just in the door, quick bite to eat then a shower, might make a ham shank before 10
Tomorrow night a possibility but need to be after 7.
Do you have power, I have a 100ft extension cable, will that suffice?
I also have a 4 year apprenticeship as an maintenance engineer, will this suffice?
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Would you like to buy a P38?
PS - I've also got a push bike in the garage
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No worries, just in the door, quick bite to eat then a shower, might make a ham shank before 10
Tomorrow night a possibility but need to be after 7.
Do you have power, I have a 100ft extension cable, will that suffice?
I also have a 4 year apprenticeship as an maintenance engineer, will this suffice?
Just need your Sort code and account number
Would you like to buy a P38?
PS - I've also got a push bike in the garage
a ham shank you say.. well err enjoy!
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That combined with my 30 metre one might just do the job lol. But yeah I would appreciate it mate, I should be in bout half 6ish.No worries, just in the door, quick bite to eat then a shower, might make a ham shank before 10[emoji14]
Tomorrow night a possibility but need to be after 7.
Do you have power, I have a 100ft extension cable, will that suffice?
I also have a 4 year apprenticeship as an maintenance engineer, will this suffice?
Just need your Sort code and account number[emoji14]
Would you like to buy a P38?
PS - I've also got a push bike in the garage
You sick of the rangie already?
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That combined with my 30 metre one might just do the job lol. But yeah I would appreciate it mate, I should be in bout half 6ish.
You sick of the rangie already?
Had I known you needed power I could have brought my bloody big Genny from Argyll.
What time do you finish at the Poodle Parlour, blow drying your pampered pooches? (its only a few minutes off my route)
The P38 will be on the road before your
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I finish just after 5. Power ain't a problem if we have extension leads long enough. I've got a 30 metre one in the shed but that's all I've got, combined with yours though it should be fine.
And I doubt that even if I can get these bolts off tomorrow night and drop the old tank I can refit the new one on Wednesday.
And I doubt that
even if I can get these bolts off tomorrow night and drop the old tank I can refit the new one on Wednesday.
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Too early for me. Looking at the back of 7 I'm afraid
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That's alright, I don't mind jumping on the bus on the way home. It's the early mornings I despise. After 7 is fine by me though if it means I get these bloody bolts out
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Cheers pal
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Naw, never made it
snigger, sorry but as a kid a ham shank was slang for a five finger knuckle shuffle
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