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Never used it mate but I would think it will work if you make a small gap between two layers,say 3/4" to 1".That way you'll still get the ventilation and hopefully stop the rain JMO Lindsay

Very bad work,hope there's a good outcome of any investigation. Gutted for the man.

What sort of distance is it mate ?

Empty ya Pms' mate.

Two or three small jobs to do round the lofts,would prefer a little sunshine but don't think there's much chance of that.

Cold and damp with a SW wind.

Ordered 40 rings but never use them all so it'll be 30 +.

Hi Pat,they are busschaerts mate,no peds just red tickets.

A couple were Christmas shopping on Christmas Eve and the whole place was heaving, packed with other last minute shoppers. Walking through the shopping centre the surprised wife looked up from a window display and noticed her husband was nowhere to be seen. She knew they had lots still to do and she became very upset. She rummaged in her handbag and found her mobile phoned then used it to call her husband to ask him where he was. The husband in a calm voice replied: "Darling, you remember the jewellery shop we went into five years ago, where you fell in love with that diamond necklace that we could not afford and I told you that one day I would get it for you...?" His wife's eyes filled with tears of emotion, she began to cry softly and stifling a sob she whispered:"Yes, I remember that jewellery shop..." . . "Well," he said, "I'm in the pub next to it!"

I got three pair in off a genuine fancier who I have great respect for.Helped me out several times when my back as been against the wall.Here's a couple of the pairs and the other is just as good if not better.

Happy Birthday Lads

Hope to be there on Saturday.

Good morning,looks like rain's on its way so not a lot on the agenda.

Full cloud cover,milder with a fresh SE wind. :santa-dance:

You'd better get out before your dad gets up.

Welcome to Basics Bertie B.... :animatedpigeons:

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Welcome back Pat.

Good morning all,just having a cuppa before the birds get sorted.

Still frosty here,but looks like a change,view towards the lakes.

White with frost this mo.

Welcome to Basics Anthony :animatedpigeons:

Good soaking in diesel. Like most fuels, diesel is a mix of hydrocarbons, and the components have different freezing points. For Number 2 diesel, as the ambient temperatures drop toward 0°C (32 F), it begins to cloud, due to the paraffin in the fuel solidifying. As the temperatures drop below 0°C, the molecules combine into solids, large enough to be stopped by the filter. This is known as the gel point, and generally occurs about -9.5 degrees C (15 degrees F ) below the cloud point. This wax then forms a coating on the filter which results in a loss of engine power. The same thing happens on starting an engine when the temperature is below freezing. The filter becomes almost instantly coated with wax - usually, enough fuel gets through to allow the engine to idle, but not attain operating RPM. There are two common ways to overcome this: one is a diesel additive, the other is a fuel heater. In Alaska and other colder climates, lorries are running regularly at -46°C (-51 F) or lower, so as you see, it depends on additives and heating. But to freeze - as in turning solid - you would need laboratory conditions; nature cannot go cold enough to freeze to a low enough temperature.

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