PTFE is a great idea. I have shedloads of that.

Bloody easy to do with plastic threads as well.

Legend.

Any of you peeps know anything about the different versions of Loctite? The mud baskets on my trekking poles keep working loose. Plastic thread both sides. I don't want to permanently glue them cos they'll need replacing eventually. Is there a Loctite specifically for plastic?

I'd be interested in this if Keith has had success.

Mine's a 2000 and refitting the pipe made me think I had a different engine in it.

And then notice the MASSIVE difference in power.

Thought I was on Pornhub for a minute there.

Connectors on mine were lumps of rust. Had to cut the lines back a bit and completely replace.

I couldn't care less what their policy is. By law you have 14 days to return and you don't have to give a reason why. You must tell the customer they can cancel their order up to 14 days after their order is delivered. They do not need to give a reason for cancelling. If you do not tell the...

Did you order them online? If so you have 14 days to change your mind and return them.

Balls, just read the update. So sorry to hear this.

My missis reliably informs me that that hurts like a mofo.

You sure you're wearing the correct bra size?

I might end up just borrowing one. I'm sure Stevie at work will have a couple knocking about. Farmers have all sorts of kit lying around. And it's not something I'd use regularly.

That makes sense. Might have to purchase one in preparation for cutting the bloody thing next year.

Speaking of ripping out hedges, do any of you people that use a chainsaw regularly know if I can run one on its side for any length of time? I'm thinking there would be fuel feed issues.

I've got one about 60 feet long you can nip over and do if you're doing nowt. If I could afford it I'd rip the bastid out and put a fence up.

Wishing him all the best. He's a good bloke.

I'm almost certain mine were double DIN.