What an eyesore.... top work. It would have been nice to see some farmer's friend though.
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Nearly
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- North of York
Used Dexion, old m8 nuts but newish bolts.
I just need to find the 10mm to 18mm spanners now.
I just need to find the 10mm to 18mm spanners now.
Netherfield
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- West Yorkshire
Used Dexion, old m8 nuts but newish bolts.
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I just need to find the 10mm to 18mm spanners now.
Here's a few labels to show where they belong
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- Boroughbridge, york
10mm will be behind the tractor seat, you may not see it today, but one day you will find it behind the seat while searching for the 13mm
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- S E Glos
I recently lost my 10mm also, then found it in the wife's handbag
Netherfield
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- West Yorkshire
It's always the 10 or 13 that goes missing.
Nearly
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- North of York
Or both.
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
She's a keeper if her handbag has useful size spanners in itI recently lost my 10mm also, then found it in the wife's handbag
Or a kleptomaniac
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I was wondering why he was looking in her handbag?She's a keeper if her handbag has useful size spanners in it
Or a kleptomaniac
Netherfield
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- West Yorkshire
She said she had a bag of nuts in there.
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- Lincolnshire
It gets worse!... oh.. you mean 10mm ones?
Nearly
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- North of York
That's where she keeps his bag of nuts?
Nearly
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- North of York
exmoor dave
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- exmoor, uk
exmoor dave
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- exmoor, uk
I recently lost my 10mm also, then found it in the wife's handbag
I once lost my very favourite hammer (I was quite distraught by this)....... It turned up in the car of a lodger we had at the time........WTF!
I know Weatherspoons (she worked at one) can be rough....... but a hammer!
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- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
I once lost my very favourite hammer (I was quite distraught by this)....... It turned up in the car of a lodger we had at the time........WTF!
I know Weatherspoons (she worked at one) can be rough....... but a hammer!
So many modern folk won't understand such things as a "favourite hammer"
Netherfield
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- West Yorkshire
You'll know when you've put a new shaft on your favourite hammer, and the balance goes.
I left my 'favourite' at my daughters, she then claimed it, last week, 8 years later, I was there fixing something and used the hammer, the feel was still there.
I left my 'favourite' at my daughters, she then claimed it, last week, 8 years later, I was there fixing something and used the hammer, the feel was still there.
Nearly
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- North of York
Did you 'claim' it back?
My fravourite ball pein hammer has had insulation tape wrapped round its handle for at least 25 years, replaced every so often, but stopped the split handle from getting any worse. There is another similar hammer that is slowly working its way into my favour but it's still not quite the first one I pick up. When I was doing timber framing as a job it took me a while to find a decent hammer and ended up with a Stanley which had a longer handle than most, it's still around but over the years the rubber handle is worn right through to the inner shank, it's loose but it's still the hammer I go to when knocking staples and nails even though the striking face isn't quite square anymore!