How to supply a new boiler, the wet-pants way.

[telectrix]

as title. at least he used a 3A fuse.

 

[freddo]

Quite tidy that.

 

[suffolkspark]

I thought they had been renamed water clowns?

 

[johnduffell]

Cpc not identified, tut tut

 

[suffolkspark]

Cpc not identified, tut tut

surprised it wasn't pulled out and put in the scrap pile

 

[Andy-1960]

Make you wonder how many more he has done like that!

 

[ipf]

as title. at least he used a 3A fuse.

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At least they fused down......these used a 20 amp jb off RFC

 

[Andy5678]

Is that a dark rum and coke on the side?

 

[Rpa07]

At least they fused down......these used a 20 amp jb off RFC
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Yuk! That’s all, Yuk!

 

[Baddegg]

At least they fused down......these used a 20 amp jb off RFC
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Was there a national shortage of earth sleeping at the time?....

 

[Rpa07]

Seriously @Baddegg you need to proof read your posts before you press ‘send’
Or are you after poster of the month for redactions?

 

[Andy5678]

Times must be hard when you run out of earth sleeving

 

[Rpa07]

They don’t know it exists, more like!

Times must be hard when you run out of earth sleeving

 

[Baddegg]

Seriously @Baddegg you need to proof read your posts before you press ‘send’
Or are you after poster of the month for redactions?

Ha ha ha apologies

 

[telectrix]

Is that a dark rum and coke on the side?

nope. Theakston's Old Peculier

 

[Andy5678]

Never had it, long as it’s wet though

 

[Squid]

Post up your P lumbing photos" Tel ;o)))))

 

[telectrix]

next time i do some plumbing.i'll post. might need to put it in the arms though. can't have plumbers seeing how it should be done right , can we?

 

[Generator]

proof reading? - they really shud have a spell checker on here!
- correction - it does have!
So how did it miss the 'peculier' ? (should have an 'a' in it!).

 

[Generator]

sorry! - should have checked it first - Old Peculier is obviously a proper noun, you can spell them however you like! (or Old English).