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By rogerguzzi · Posted
Hello All Our downstairs shower has been faulty for a while (to hot!) It my have been damaged back in the Summer as we had solar water at 80++ degs Perhaps that was a bit hotter than it was designed for our Son says it may damaged the cartridge?? So a look on line and after feeling feint at the prices £100 to £150 So plenty hunting and found one for £56 The next problem how to get the front ring off? it is just circular with no gripping grooves and nice and shiny! So a good measure up and off to the workshop and made this and even fitted Brass plugs in front of the 6mm screws! Then it worked perfectly and no marks in the ring Then bit of a fight to get the cartridge out and get the new one in I have roughly set the maximum temperature but need to get the water a bit hotter to make sure? Roger (the part time Cheap Plumber!!) -
I was in Aldi this morning, ans was struck by two tools on offer. An Infrared thermometer (Pyrometer?) @ £12 and borescope with its own screen @ £34. See below. I didn't buy, as I have an IR guage and don't plan anything for a borescope. But I did get an electric screwdriver,as my old one has a dicky trigger. I it use more for drilling small holes than screwdriving. John -
By yorkshire_spam · Posted
Well, the countdown is well and truly begun, my RBRR weekend starts in just over 2 hours with about a 4 hour drive down to my co-driver's place in Stevenage. Car is packed, just my bag to pack and away after tea. Had some of these printed on A5 stickers for the car: -
Will keep an eye here perhaps the organisers will give a pre start update https://www.traffic.gov.scot/traffic-information/bridges
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Just received another weather warning update, wind warning has been upgraded to Amber. This probably means the Dornoch bridge will be closed and possibly the Kessock Bridge too? There are alternative routes for both but obviously these add distance and time. Drive carefully everyone Ian -
@rogerguzzi Thanks for your efforts posting all they photographs on here Roger! The scenery and architecture both look amazing in my opinion. Sorry, I am about to rant a little....... I enjoy watching the Grand Tour cycling races on TV, or at least I used to.... My favourite was the tour of Spain. For the last few years it has only been the Tour de France I have watched on ITV4. Unfortunately it seems that this is all over now because ITV have lost the rights to broadcast coverage. Yes I know the cycling is on Discovery Plus but it has went from £30/year to £360/year and not only that, I also simply just don't like their coverage. Yeah, camera phones are very good nowadays but once you start making enlargements then ye old fashioned cameras come into their own. I am thinking your house Roger is filled with framed photographs you have taken of Spanish scenery. Thanks, Ian
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By Nick Jones · Posted
Indeed. Another “amphibious assault” on Scotland seems on the cards. At least you are in a relatively modern, civilised and presumably waterproof car….. -
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