Stone56
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I use a Alaskan saw for that
guineafowl21
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All fine here, thanks. I’d forgotten what warm weather was, until a few days ago!How are you mate? Fine I hope!
I could do with you over here at the mo!
Not for your animal knowledge, more to do with your whizzo brains for electronix, and love of projects, seeing as how we have about 9 fancy room stats that have gone fubar.
Based on absolutely no knowledge whatsoever I suspect capacitors as each one has 3, at least, that I have found.
They all pack up the same way. Replacements are €60 each.
God I hate tech!
What’s the exact fault with your stats? Looks like a fairly simple circuit. You might be getting voltage surges, especially with stormy winter weather, so an SPD might be in order.
LM56 most likely candidate, and cheap as chips. Probably quicker to swap in a new one and see, than to poke around diagnosing.
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Come home from work stinking
Me >... hell no im the only person who works in a boat yard with a white tee shirt & its still white when I come home.
What a glorious day it's been, 23 deg and sunny all day
Welded my towbar and now welding a patch on the underside of the Camper tryin out me new ramps
Well,, after tea I am
Nice ramps
Wash it with some nice fresh cut grass.
With a built in jack, poshWhat a glorious day it's been, 23 deg and sunny all day
Welded my towbar and now welding a patch on the underside of the Camper tryin out me new ramps
Well,, after tea I am
.J
Nice ramps
With a built in jack, posh
J
Went to the Frost warehouse for them, they had em on offer so I thought why not.
Need to be safe and they give me extra space when I shuffle underneath
Stone56
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Nice ramps what hight do thay lift to ? Or did you make them should have read all posts sorryWhat a glorious day it's been, 23 deg and sunny all day
Welded my towbar and now welding a patch on the underside of the Camper tryin out me new ramps
Well,, after tea I am
Not as high as you would think
I just measured the height and the wheel is 14 inches off the ground, rear of me van is 30 inches high so just about sit under it,
I've been fine today although I have been careful about food.Sorry to hear this DD.
hope you gets betterer soon!
WhiskyLassie
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Usually use the mitre saw and the table scare the living daylights out of me.You will wonder how you managed be for
Another fun day. More sewing jobs. Now to chill.
Went to the Frost warehouse for them, they had em on offer so I thought why not.
Need to be safe and they give me extra space when I shuffle underneath
Ive seen them for sale but never known anyone to buy them.
I do like them.
Hunnerd fiffy this mumf, decent return over the last six mumfs.
Bit of a tip here for you
When lying on yer back welding sheet steel to the underside of yer van don't do it wearing just a tee shirt
Had to use several plasters on me arms to cover the flesh wounds
Ive got leather arm protectors & all sorts of stuff for burning & welding as I do a fair amount of it. Burns are really sore
& take ages to heal. I once had a lit burning touch ripped out my hands with a falling pipe, I got the full tip on my thigh
3000 degrees, didnt go to hospital either I used a burns emergency packs off the ship & wrapped it round my
leg, gaffer taped up my overalls & went back to work. I couldnt sleep for 4 days as the throbbing was keeping me awake.
(no jokes lol) The healing was horrible as every time I moved the scabs would crack & the pain omg.
It looked like id been shot in the leg when it healed up. I always wear full protection...........
Sympathies. An old bike injury has been giving me jip for a few day now. Is tiring when you just have to get on wivvit.....I am usually pretty stoic about pain stuff but my aching throbbing knee has me thinking about accessing my Tramadol stash.
