Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
Probably both.
The what I f^cked up today thread...
- Thread starter Danllan
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TripleSix
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- Location
- Helmsley, North Yorkshire
It wasn't actually me, young lad at work trying to straighten a bar in the vice.
Wasn't succeeding so got a 5t digger involved to push on it.
Chinesium vice wasn't impressed.
- Location
- Scottish Highlands
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
I predict a quiet afternoon.
grainboy
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- Location
- Bedfordshire
Ouch
J428TGS
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looks like mine after I set it on the front tyre of the tractor when I was lifting on front weights ( so I wouldn't break it in my pocket) forgot about it then ran it over,
Is that a Huawei? I've had great success changing the wife's screen twice.. in 12 days..
They're about £20 on EBay
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
Samsung A3. Complete phone only £70.
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
Lucas straw chopper serrated blades are the worst!
Speaking from experience, if there's a sharp edge hidden somewhere then your finger will find it......
- Location
- South Molton
Teagle ones are just as bad, the 404 had two rings of them, evil barstewards to change!Lucas straw chopper serrated blades are the worst!
Power washers ..... dangerous things when in the hands of the old boy.
Thought I would give the glycol snap chiller radiators a blast. Thought they were coming up lovely... all brassy and shiney.
Turns out I was folding all the fins flat.
In the words of Captain Bertolleri of 'Allo, 'Allo .."Wadda mistaka to maka"
Guess who's spending hours with a radiator comb?
Still, getting there
Semi repaired damage
Sort of repaired damage
Word of advice... put the lance down Tonto
Thought I would give the glycol snap chiller radiators a blast. Thought they were coming up lovely... all brassy and shiney.
Turns out I was folding all the fins flat.
In the words of Captain Bertolleri of 'Allo, 'Allo .."Wadda mistaka to maka"
Guess who's spending hours with a radiator comb?
Still, getting there
Semi repaired damage
Sort of repaired damage
Word of advice... put the lance down Tonto
Chris123
Member
- Location
- Shropshire
Not taking fat lambs 1.5/2kg lighter last week was my balls up of the day so far, would of made more last week at lighter weights.
- Location
- South Molton
Take a tip from a fool, use the volume washer next time.
- Location
- pembrokeshire
air line from the back and blow the crap out the way it went in if you get the crap wet and it doesn't come out it sets hard
Yesterday I was asked to go and collect a couple of items from the last Brightwells sale, an Ifor flatbed and a front weight. I looked at the items on the website pictures and saw that the rear wheel on the Ifor looked a little soft so took a pump with me.
When I got to the trailer there looked like a flap of rubber sticking out of the sidewall, great, got closer and there's no bloody tyre at all at the bottom!
Remedy, Jack the axle up and chain it up to keep it off the floor. No good putting another wheel on as the whole hub on that wheel was seized solid.
Then the half tonne weight turned out to be 900kgs, never mind, in the front of the trailer it kept the back up off the ground
When I got to the trailer there looked like a flap of rubber sticking out of the sidewall, great, got closer and there's no bloody tyre at all at the bottom!
Remedy, Jack the axle up and chain it up to keep it off the floor. No good putting another wheel on as the whole hub on that wheel was seized solid.
Then the half tonne weight turned out to be 900kgs, never mind, in the front of the trailer it kept the back up off the ground
exmoor dave
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- Location
- exmoor, uk
Just realised I last put my leatherman down while wiring up rabbit net in front the digger back filling the trench 
Had to go back the yard so it's likely long buried
Had to go back the yard so it's likely long buried
- Location
- Scottish Highlands
Just realised I last put my leatherman down while wiring up rabbit net in front the digger back filling the trench
Had to go back the yard so it's likely long buried
Metal detector needed. If only there was some way of finding one…
exmoor dave
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- Location
- exmoor, uk
