So you got one year on me! Or do you mean you were born in 67, in which case I have 12 years on you.67 vintage mate, and I am getting better at it. Am learning to see it coming.
An then sometimes I don't care..
Well maybe knowledge of it, includes knowledge of how to use it! Which cannot be bad!
So you got one year on me! Or do you mean you were born in 67, in which case I have 12 years on you.
Hee, Hee, Hee!
(Sometimes, I don't care either!)
Well maybe knowledge of it, includes knowledge of how to use it! Which cannot be bad!
None taken, kind sir!!The latter, I am your junior, esteemed member.
Sorry, couldn't help myself.
Noffence
A steamed member sounds sore.
Yep. I took oft a switched fused spur and will fit a dual pole unswitched socket instead. At the moment it has a switched socket as a temp fit. Rules dun't allow yer to use one of them. Tis betterer for me to fit an unswitched socket instead of a fused spur as yer can put a plug on yer boiler and pull the plug oat the socket to isolate. Also plug it into an eggstension caybul fer testin if there's a fault wiv yer socket int future. If I'm norrabout then it's easier for someone else to pull the plug oat to isolate if needed. If using a switched spur there's always a chance the switch could fail to switch oft if broke.
They look wheely good.Said eye would put up more pic’s of me doors. Wheels on the bottom of me doors:
doorwheels XnP4gdw
No, it doesn't have an MOT. Once it gets a bit warmer, I will get it sorted. I need it to tow the trailer when we moveIs that because it's broked?
It ain't a Freelander!
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