When I did my fuel pump,many moons ago,I was advised by local Indy to change them,I also did the two Flexi's as well , MY 1997. He told me that he won't pass any P38 if he can't see they have been changed. Steel to Copper that is.Forgot to look.............
I had mine go over the chassis rear cross member, hello Alan
.... I ended up doing all the rear pipes, rubber and all from the foot well backwards.....Hello Sausage,well done,so did I, piece of mind.I had mine go over the chassis rear cross member, hello Alan
The tree feller just phoned and he can't come until Thursday morning, hope the tree stays standing till then.
But there was only one of him, don't know where the three comes in.
Bloody weather,snow and hail this morning then bright sunshine and freezing coldSo he insisted on copper pipes over steel? Have a few rolls in one of the cupboards, I suppose I may as well do the pipes while I'm there......
Sunny here mate and trees in threes and foursBut there was only one of him, don't know where the three comes in.
wind then later this afternoon more snow and hail with gail force winds.
They are very prone to corrosion at the back end.,he didn't insist but that's what most garages and I used ,think it's a copper nickel alloy Kunifer was the trade name.
Don't know why it changed from Kunifer to Limited??? Bloody puter thinks it knows better than me.They are very prone to corrosion at the back end.,he didn't insist but that's what most garages and I used ,think it's a copper nickel alloy Kunifer was the trade name.
This is one my neighbour had cut back ,after asking , about ten years ago. Water must have got in and it's rotted the base of the trunk, it's a big tree and only half left at the base, don't want the agro if it falls on their house and it's leaning that way.Sunny here mate and trees in threes and fours
Why don't you just huff and puff and blow the tree downHello Sausage,well done,so did I, piece of mind.
. Save time and money
If it goes it will land on the other house, better with an insured tree surgeon.Why don't you just huff and puff and blow the tree down
You're not saying Alan's a big puff are you?If it goes it will land on the other house, better with an insured tree surgeon.
You're not saying Alan's a big puff are you?
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