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is acceptable to use the existing steel tails when fitting a new cu? (provided all of the test reults are ok)
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here you go then.Bianco with her mum and half-sister, having a rest from the day's playtime.About ready for another Bianco photo opportunity. At it @telectrix make it a good one!
That's not a dog. THIS is a doghere you go then.Bianco with her mum and half-sister, having a rest from the day's playtime.
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we're all dogs under God. irrespective of breed. religion, sexual orientation or jus plain daft.
beautiful. she's gorgeous.
Got her given. Her last owner was moving house and wasn't allowed dogs so we agreed to take her in after checking our other staffy got along with her.beautiful. she's gorgeous.
Got her given. Her last owner was moving house and wasn't allowed dogs so we agreed to take her in after checking our other staffy got along with her.
Still really giddy though. She's like a kangeroo
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She's either laid down or jumping on you when you least expect it. Lucky to get a photo of her being stillDefinitely looks better the right way up
I had a girlfriend like that once......She's either laid down or jumping on you when you least expect it. Lucky to get a photo of her being still
yes they are. I only got a chance for a quick look so I can find out for sure. they looked in good condition. so is it feasible to keep them?Those tails will be tinned copper I'd put money on it. Tony- are the outer sheaths coloured red and black rather than grey ?
steel conduit bends. i done a few, some even using a bender.Do these tails bend ? Never seen or heard of steel tails, probably tinned copper as another states. If they bend they ain't steel !
More than a few Tel, hundreds. some using a block of wood.steel conduit bends. i done a few, some even using a bender.
Ali Bongo.....ally mc beal or ali G?
^^ consult your schemes technical line?
As if they'll give a correct answer!
would they be the old style tails they used to use with what looked like a woven sheath on the outside, still come across them today, has he come back with answer yet or picture ?
they are red and black and the consensus seems to be tinned copper, so I am inclined to agree and will check when I next see them. thanks for your commentsI doubt they would be that old as surely if that were the case there would be no question about re using them ? I think they'll be the tinned copper type with both the inner insulation and sheath in red and black pvc rather than red/black or brown/blue with grey outer sheath. I prefer these older tails actually as they're almost always easier to dress and terminate neatly, a bit more flexible than the new stuff.
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