PeteB
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Thank god it is Friday! Drive home from RWAS via a few people. Will have an infuriating discussion with garage about a loan vehicle that they haven't arranged. Know, Thyme, Toulouse.
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Last day of RWAS, weather looks a tad grim. Didn't sleep well and so will be a long day! Looking forward to being at home to be fair. Expressed and interest in a 7 litre race car yesterday so distracted and giddy about the prospects there! Jerry, Hat Trick.
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Another day at RWAS, doubt we will bother again, cost benefit ratio and all that. Shame as the fringe benefits are good and good to be out of the car too! Shack, Hues.
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Day two at RWAS. Staying in the delightful Hay on Wye, decent plate and beer in the Blue Boar. Weather is supposed to be okay today, not shorts weather mind! Hen, Par, Tease.
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First day of the Royal Whelsh Show, take car in for first service the drive to Builth. 4 days of watching and talking! Whacks, Sand, Wayne.
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Know a chap who had air assistance on his 4x4 truck (I want to say Isuzu but may be wrong) and took them off as the ride and ability to follow the level was too severely compromised.
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Looks nice out from here, Dawn chorus of noisy sparrows woke my but a serious attempt had me back to sleep. She just got the tea up! Jay, Kerb, Mali.
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It stopped being a notifiable disease a few decades back, treatment and prevention methods were "fell and burn on the stool". But I reckon that and DED are back again.
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I've seen more evidence this year than previous of what could be another bout of Sooty Bark Disease in Sycamore trees, browned and withered new growth on all sizes. Are you seeing the same?
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Not heard of level sensor but should have a low oil pressure switch. Bridge that out and see if it runs? Rarely happens but not unknown for a sensor to go lazy.
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Crank it with a lead off or plug out. An engine needs fuel, air and sparks. But, it does sound like an electrical issue is preventing the spark tbh.
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If any UA guys need work, Brockwells need teams in the Cambridgeshire area!
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Tom's alarm went off at 5 so cat napped since! Odd jobs today and catch a couple of pints with crosswords later. Fonda, View, Dear.
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Cannot sleep, been awake for a fair bit now! Off to set up our stand at RWAS. Foe, Tow, Graf
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Got lucky on storage! Local estate has developed a storage yard close by. Good security, with a wash bay, electric service point, toilets etc for £65pcm! After 20 odd years of having chippers and trailers parked outside the house or in the street, I can leave them elsewhere! Still want to get hitch lock and clamp for peace of mind. The only downside is no access between 20:00 and 07:00.
