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I have a few Ryobi "one" tools. Seem fine for general DIY / gardening and as you say they are often discounted. No experience with the battery adapters though.
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A crisp white linen table cloth.
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The leading corvette had
a puncture/suspension failure near the beginning of the lap - had to nurse it round pretty much a whole lap. -
Good to see another 986 on here :)
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For sure.
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Hmm, trying the rockbros rack on the Boxster
Looks like it's a bit short for comfort, so have ordered a seasucker compact one to go on the flat bit of the bumper instead. Will disable the spoiler, just in case too.... -
Washed it. Went to move it after and a fair puff of white stuff came out the exhaust. Would have thought it a bit hot today to be steam... Hoping nothing serious...
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Because most people just get it done with modern materials as they either don't know or don't care that it might cause problems 5-10years or more down the line, when they probably expect to have moved by then.
Also it's often invisible work, hidden by paint etc... So can't show off to their neighbours about using lime render/plaster etc Vs planting some nice shrubs or painting the front door in F and B..... -
I have been running these in 28mm tubeless for a while, seem pretty good - a bit slower than the corsas they replaced but not by that much tbh.
https://www.merlincycles.com/vittoria-rubino-pro-tlr-g20-folding-road-tyre-700c-186927.html
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Yup, one of our roses is (highly scented), so good.
The only thing better is Jasmine imo, late evening getting hit by a wall of scent as the air cools...
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The only solution to stopping them if they are turd eaters is a muzzle.
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As mentioned that does look a bit like the rat poison "pasta" type stuff - although the stuff I have used was pink.
It also contains an emetic to cause vomiting (which has not effect on rats)
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Singular? I don't think so unfortunately and mine is grey interior, I think yours is black right?
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Picked it up today. It's a lot of fun.
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Yeah, although we didn't get round to pruning it, so not sure how great it will be.
When we moved in in October last year it had loads of super tasty apples so fingers crossed.It's pretty interesting seeing all the stuff in the rest of the garden that we didn't know we had come up too.
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Away for a week and everything has gone mental. Apple tree blossoms, currants starting to fruit, mulberry starting to bud and even the late raspberries making an appearance.
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Inspection done and all good, so have put a deposit down on the Boxster : https://m.facebook.com/marketplace/item/529634238722035/
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It's a 2000 3.2 on 77k IMS was done (along with a lot of other work) in 2018 at 71k
Invoice for that was over 5k - done by PMR - not someone I had heard of but seem to be a small specialist outfit run by an ex OPC tech -
Cheers,
I have a boxster/Porsche specialist booked to do an inspection on it tomorrow, so will find out more then...
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@Dammit - thoughts on this:
"IMS bearing - External Fix with modified oil pump feed"Its the line item from work done on a 986 I am looking at.
Had a feeling that you had reservations about some IMS replacements/modifications?
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Toyota auris / corolla hybrid estate? No idea how much they go for but might fit the bill for suitability for short journeys and ulez
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Hah, maybe - although I do have a real soft spot for the launch combo of silver and red leather interior
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Hah, I was looking at a speed yellow one... Maybe will reconsider 'p
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The one we used to have many years ago seemed pretty much unkillable when it got to that kind of size.