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Hmm. Yeah. They might hit you with a bill bigger than a WattBike for that. Although the idea of pedalling away on Zwift while you're dragged up Toy's Hill on a cargo bike is pretty cool...
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You could use PedalMe - they'd fit it on one of their cargo bikes easily.
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I can take some pics, sure. You can drop the saddle and remove the bars, but it doesn't get that small. Would likely be a struggle in a small car - but I could be wrong.
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Great condition. Looking for £800, collection in Catford. It's pretty heavy...
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Latest Gardener's World showed a place in Leeds that uses old coffee hessian sacks that have had duffel coat buttons sewn on; basically made a coat for each fern. Very Instagram-friendly.
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I've asked Lewisham building control for advice, and any records they may have. But I think this stuff was done years ago. I've spoken to next door and they're not interested in exploring: "it'll be OK" is their take. I don't see what else I can do, but I'm told I'll be liable if any problems arise during my work, which doesn't sit well with me.
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We're having some work done soon that will involve removing a chimney breast downstairs and upstairs, with support in the loft for the remaining stack. We've got planning permission, had the structural engineer round, got building control working, all that stuff. But in sorting the party wall our surveyor saw that next door has removed their downstairs chimney breast and left upstairs. He couldn't see if it had been supported properly, and neighbour has no knowledge or paperwork. My architect says he's spoken to the structural engineer and there's no problem with us starting, but the party wall guy said that if the stack next door collapses because of vibration it's on us to fix it. I've suggested to next door that they get a surveyor in to take a look at what's going on, but I don't get a feeling of urgency from them. What steps should I take?
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My apple tree didn't flower earlier in the year, but is (partially) in bloom right now as well. With the weather and a serious prune a month or so back it doesn't know if it's coming or going.
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Sold and picked up. Thanks!
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15 is five fews, each way
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Bump. Can deliver within a few miles of Catford.
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Pay PedalMe to collect and ride it over?
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I find setting up guitars to be like dialling in derailleurs: simple in theory, tricky in practice at first, but ultimately easy enough if you're relaxed and calm and take it slowly and methodically. If you find yourself getting frustrated, go away and have a cuppa.
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Mystery bridge and trem.
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Just realised how dusty that wall hangar looks in a massive pic. Apologies. Having work done in house (another good reason not to have bought another guitar).
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They're narrow and tall, so I think so. The whole thing has actually got a lot of mojo and it plays really nicely. But I have a Strat - which was a childhood present from my dad so will never get sold - and can't justify another really. Anyone's welcome to come try it in SE.
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It's really heavy: would likely end up costing you a fortune to post.
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Anyone interested in a Partscaster made of a lovely 1998 Mexican Fender neck with a vintage 7.25" radius, paired with a Squier body and some mystery upgrade parts like CTS pots and what could be an American pickguard and no-idea-what-they-are-but-they-sound-decent pickups?
It plays really nicely but I bought it on a whim and I just don't need it and can't justify having it when I have another Strat already.
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Anyone need a mitre saw?
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I have one of these I bought for a project but ended up not needing. Never used, still have the box. Looking for £150, pickup from SE London.
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That's at least the third forumenger it's done duty for.
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Paperwork says that option 1 is all covered in the £1,400 but that costs will rise and can't be predicted for 2 or 3. Might know more tomorrow as neighbour is going to call party wall guy and explain his situation.
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This will be heading to eBay soon, but I'd much rather a forumenger had it.