Grrrrrr · Dec 22, 2019

Dippypud said:
There are lots of different glue types for machinery, we use six at work, for all different applications, 641 included - in our £12,000 a go switches ....

£12k for a switch?! What's it for? A substation?

Datatek · Dec 22, 2019

Mark Piercy said:
We are going to englandshire in January, curry night most nights is on the cards... And Chinese... We've some good ones here but not like the taste of yesteryear

Just in time before the barriers go up after Brexit

I don't intend ever going back

Grrrrrr · Dec 22, 2019

Datatek said:
Just in time before the barriers go up after Brexit I don't intend ever going back

I doubt much will change. The politicians have no vision and they're risk averse by nature. They'll try to maintain the status quo at any cost. So, I am expecting a lot of talk on how we've left and that's it but in reality they'll pay even more to the EU machine for no say and still be tied to it.

Tenebreaux · Dec 22, 2019

Grrrrrr said:
£12k for a switch?! What's it for? A substation?

Must be buying them from a main dealer.

Gunnerhavesome · Dec 22, 2019

Mark Piercy said:
We are going to englandshire in January, curry night most nights is on the cards... And Chinese... We've some good ones here but not like the taste of yesteryear

Are you timing it for when I'm passing your place haha

Dopey · Dec 22, 2019

Big Boom Switch

Grrrrrr · Dec 22, 2019

Anyone need p38 parts? In case you missed it:

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-ro...king-for-spares-carlisle.349663/#post-4739179

Dopey · Dec 22, 2019

If you ever think owning a P38 was a big wallet busting mistake think again........ you could have bought a Tesla!!

bazzasglovers · Dec 22, 2019

After a few weeks of having an intermittent misfire I've treated my 2002 4.0 to a set of Magnacor leads,nice to have all eight cylinders firing all the time again!!!!

Dopey · Dec 23, 2019

Well that's the brakes sorted it was the caliper, I didn't do it myself got the garage to do it, hurts when you have to take it to them, but I didn't have much choice

Bix · Dec 24, 2019

I used it to transport the wife to and from work... then while she was at work I decided I'd slightly fill the dinner table... I am sure she won't mind.

Rubberknees · Dec 24, 2019

Bix said:
I used it to transport the wife to and from work... then while she was at work I decided I'd slightly fill the dinner table... I am sure she won't mind.

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Where's the ketchup?

wammers · Dec 24, 2019

You did put paper under possible oily bits so it will be fine. You should have seen our breakfast bar when i did a valve job on the nephews P38 head. She was not amused at all.

Gunnerhavesome · Dec 25, 2019

Just drove it, But today to the hospital for my annual post cancer blood test as here in Russia its just another day. Damn Russkies don't do Christmas until jan 9th..... even then its not a UK Christmas.

Tenebreaux · Dec 25, 2019

wammers said:
You did put paper under possible oily bits so it will be fine. You should have seen our breakfast bar when i did a valve job on the nephews P38 head. She was not amused at all.

We've not been able to use our dining table for at least a year. It's never not had either car or computer bits on it.

Grrrrrr · Dec 25, 2019

Tenebreaux said:
We've not been able to use our dining table for at least a year. It's never not had either car or computer bits on it.

Ours is usually covered in some sort of toy.

Dippypud · Dec 25, 2019

Grrrrrr said:
£12k for a switch?! What's it for? A substation?

Ermm, no bigger ...

Tenebreaux · Dec 25, 2019

Grrrrrr said:
Ours is usually covered in some sort of toy.

Isn't that what I just said?

Dopey · Dec 25, 2019

We decided to wait until Sunday to gave Xmas, my son is in NY at the moment, don't seem like Xmas with no family around, we will have ours then, a whole heap of us will be squeezing around the table then.

Henry_b · Dec 25, 2019

I put/dropped a Peter wright anvil on the kitchen table..

everyone moaned

No one could move it

Weighed a ton..

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