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Very strong interests in car mechanics, DIY, plumbing, electrical, electronics and all other things mechanical. Also interested in computers and motorcycles when the weather permits.
I hate decorating as I think we all do, but I do like bricklaying, plastering, kitchen fitting, general house renovations and groundworks - Passes the time
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2006
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In Topic: Rear Wheel Hub Torx Bolts
11 May 2013 - 11:32 PM
Make sure you get long sockets or for female bolts use a 3/8 and extension bar
In Topic: Halfrauds
08 May 2013 - 02:52 AM
They don't have a great range of stuff now and their filters and such things only seem to be stocked up to 2005 models.
I think they last thing I bought out their was about a year ago. Panic job on an old T reg cougar where I needed a belt ASAP on a Sunday.
In Topic: The Great Royal Nail Rebuild Thread
07 May 2013 - 11:44 PM
A Clarke 151TE wasn't really my first choice either but it's a cracking machine for the money.LMFAO Not my first choice I must admit, but im pretty sure I can tame the beast! LOL
Then comes the ridiculous bill for shielding gas... I use the refillable ones now from Adams gas. At least you are getting it for nout
In Topic: The Great Royal Nail Rebuild Thread
07 May 2013 - 11:36 PM
Yeah proper professional Sip with argo shield mate. Im a fully coded welder too, Its part of a mechanics skill set, but we never get seperate qualifications for it so I got my papers so its something I can turn to if needed.
My quals are City n Guilds level 4 Road vehicle systems skills and layouts
City n Guilds level 4 engine diagnosis and repair
City n Guilds Level 3 Chassis technology
City n Guilds level 2 Customer service
City n Guids level 3 Business administration
City and Guilds level 3 Business management
City and Guilds level 2 Welding techniques
Volvo factory Mastertech
Ford engine Mastertech
Turbo Technics conversion specialist
Bilstein suspension technologist
and MOT tester
And I still cant get a !Removed! job!! I think people hate me LOL
Oh no, not an SIP
Your CV must look good, shame someone like yourself still can't get a job though.
In Topic: Glow Plugs 2.2Tdci
07 May 2013 - 11:07 PM
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