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    Quote Originally Posted by sharkyfisher View Post

    I had one of those, just sold to a guy in Canada. Great watch with nuclear lume.

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    At McDonalds crow rd coffee time
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    silly question but what does the " mean in our latest title?



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    Quote Originally Posted by sharkyfisher View Post
    silly question but what does the " mean in our latest title?

    Not got a clue mate but i fixed the title

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chicolabronse View Post
    Not got a clue mate but i fixed the title
    think you had these in it original " " but it corrupted it self some times the smile faces in post crash too so think it was the same if you look at my post 5003 on the last thread that was how you did it

    MWC PART 7 - "MANIC WRISTWATCH CO-FORMULATION"
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    so went with this in the end
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    you can use gaffa tape you know if it is just holes or cracked or need to firm up the elbows did that with mine use black gaffa take works wonderful .. and that was a couple of years ago now ... but should be an easy fix to swap the 40mm pipe out or do you use the 32mm I had to split my downflow pipe and my out flow pipe from my washing machine the other week as with the heavy rain it was backing up and coming out the trap..

    so I put a sealed trap in for the washing machine then ran a second drain pipe under the first to make the washing machine one a dedicated flow pipe so what ever happen with the down pipe it can't flood the trap as they are separate now and touch wood it has been working well that way
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    Used tape and painted over it will do short term looks like rain tomorrow, car in for mot on Wednesday think tracking needs done only 15,000 on the clock after 3 years
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    well the gaffa tape was design for it


    well hope it goes well how was you day out with the missus the other day ?
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