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We have temporary grass in our rotation for hay. I’ve recently noticed some wireworm damage creeping in from the headlands. I had a dig around on a few dying plants and found plenty. I’m thinking beans for 25 harvest then a legume/linseed cover. Anyone got any better ideas advice?

Couldn’t agree more. We are all feeling the pinch. New SFI regs won’t help.

Evening Tish. Please tell your father David Pask sends his regards.

Mr Eley! It’s a shame good local business.

I was trying to get hold of David yesterday, drove over in the end, all locked up. Sad day

We have done it before and got away with it.

Ok I just wonder if the cold mains is back flowing through the hot, as gravity fed. But this would rise the water level in the header tank. Should ideally have NRV fitted to the hot side on mixer taps. Is your thermostatic shower running off a pump? Or cold mains gravity hot? Most likely event...

Have you got non return valves fitted on your mixer taps? Is the water level in the cold water storage tank near the overflow outlet?

I’d get it fixed asap. The internal bore of a 15mm flexi is very small. It’s causing quite a restriction to the pipe work.

I’m sure mine was much the same!

Pink floyd

Ok as said above but as it’s a combi boiler you will only need 2 channel programmer and 2x zone valves. Hot water is priority. One zone upstairs off its own thermostat and one downstairs. Ideally you need a close coupled T at the UFH manifold. For hydraulic separation. The upstairs rad circuit...

Have you got any heat loss calculations? What are the pipe centres on the UFH?

By the looks of it yes.

I its an LT1 spot on.

Like he said, horrible things. We grew them for a few years on contract.

Definitely, I’ve rebuild loads with non genuine parts. They work fine.

I’ve got a 560xp it’s an animal for a small saw. Also comes with a 2 year professional warranty. Can’t recommend enough.

Very good advice here!

I always use a pressure washer to clean fuel tanks out. Then dry out with a big road compressor. If you cut back or burn away some of the plastic surrounding the spade connectors, you can possibly solder onto the remaining metal. Worth a try anyway.