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Re: Merry Christmas
Merry Xmas everyone, thanks for all the help and advice throughout the year and I wish you all prosperous and happy new year 😀
Re: I should cocoa!
Hey Nige fancy expanding into Devon mate !
Excellent website, very easy on the eye and technically very good and easy to navigate, extremely jealous as I couldn’t afford one like it, just have to stick with the one I do myself 😀Re: S’now joke
That’s it for me, slipped on the ice and twisted my ankle, finished now until after Xmas, good luck to the rest of you guys 🙁
Re: S’now joke
I sold my 4×4 last year, big mistake, going to get another one in time for next winter as I can see this being a regular occurrence in the future 🙁
Re: Good news….
Oh no not Chinese dishwashers, my worst nightmare over the last 10 years are Chinese dishwashers no matter who makes them they are better at washing the floor than dishes 😯
Re: Kenwood CK 405 Range
More than likely the teminal block has a bad connection, selector switch faulty or TOC stat open circuit, take your pick
Re: Cooker Repairs
Try AWS Services on 01603 412324 they might have some left from the old MFI days that their Engineers used
Re: ISE 10 1607 Door Lock Change
Sorry lads but it’s a 1606, my fault typed it wrong as in rush, it’s the original model not the new one 😳
Re: ISE 10 1607 Door Lock Change
I know mate, I always get them down here they moan for England, will let you know how I get on 😕
Re: ISE 10 1607 Door Lock Change
Thanks Ken, probably thought so but I have to try it just to keep the customer quiet, you know what they are like, any how is it a nightmare job or not too bad?
Re: ISE 10 1607 Door Lock Change
Hi Mark,
I’ve tried adjusting it a couple of times, used vaseline and silicone spray but it so hard to push the door into it to get it to lock the lady can’t do it as she isn’t strong enough so changing the lock might make it easier for her, there doesn’t seem to be an issue with the door
Re: Best make of van for the job (all rounder)
Had a Fiat Scudo 2.0TDI for 4years 120,000 on the clock and no issues, totally crap in snow and ice though , 2 x side doors & 3 seats handy, not that comfy but ok, might get another but would prefer something a bit bigger next time ( comments expected !! ) :rotfl:
Re: Taking bread from a mans hand and giving back crumbs!
Alex wrote:
The tight area calls, and if the repairer has a smallish operation it will pay. Even more so when the repairer is the boss as he will manage the calls and engineer the repairs accordingly. On that basis he may well make a job of it, and it gives him the opportunity to grow his business.
Alex
I’m in that situation Alex and I couldn’t make it pay so, as you and Ade know, I packed in the DSG contract at the end of July, I agree though that my costs are considerably lower than both of yours but if I had had to carry with the DSG contract because of no other work I could have short term but at the end of the day it’s the profit margin I look at not just my wages out of it otherwise there is no point running your own business whether you are a one man band or a larger operation.
