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never had a problem with ones i fitted. threw away the supplied screw and fitted a brass 4mm nut and bolt, with washers.One of the top PITA over the years, the top screw on tungsten halogen fittings
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never had a problem with ones i fitted. threw away the supplied screw and fitted a brass 4mm nut and bolt, with washers.One of the top PITA over the years, the top screw on tungsten halogen fittings
Never thought of thatnever had a problem with ones i fitted. threw away the supplied screw and fitted a brass 4mm nut and bolt, with washers.
Oops.Surely it's 'smirk' not 'smerk'. Not being picky or anything.
I thought it depended on what is in your mouth at the time?Surely it's 'smirk' not 'smerk'. Not being picky or anything.
Brass & aluminium is worse for corrosion than stainless, but if you are not using the tapped thread it is slightly easier.never had a problem with ones i fitted. threw away the supplied screw and fitted a brass 4mm nut and bolt, with washers.
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