Dan Maynard

4x4, van, 3500kg towing are the 3 main good things that meant I got a 110 hardtop. Add low depreciation, it almost looks sensible. There are a few downsides to owning a defender though.....

Looks like a tap not turning off to me, as if injector valve not shutting. Then that could be electrical or a fault in the injector itself.

As I recall (and obviously it was 45ish years ago) Rupert the Bear had Marmite and peanut butter sandwiches in the recipe section of the annual. Had a soft spot for the combination ever since.

That's what I think too

Loads on just this one tree, none on the dead elms around it.

The Honest eSIM allows you to roam quite a few apps including nav and messaging, I don't have it but was working in Lincolnshire this week and the phone signal is rubbish on my network up there. From £3.75 a month might be worthwhile in Wales? honestmobile.com/smart-sim

Three and Vodafone?

With a bit of luck, cheaper than a hydrostatic drive M500.

I've always wondered what it's like to drive with all that chipper stuck out the front, not too handy in town? You'd need a spotter to send ahead to see if you can pull out of a junction.

4x4 tipper would seem to be handy, we used one Friday. Surprisingly small chip box, but then it was big enough for what we produced reducing a hedge, fitted on the driveway which my trailer would not have. If you keep the transit then you have a vehicle for bigger jobs.

Surely it's already pixel, thats what you would get on a 550? As Mick said, uses 4.8 file.

Have you got a link to something like you're talking about? All I can see so far is 24mm thinnest and about 60 quid a sheet, if you can't cut into 3 going to work out quite a bit more expensive and also take up more room transporting.

Also - IR35 is a thing to check out and be on top of, but it's tax and nothing to do with insurance. For example, they still need employers liability insurance if you go and volunteer for them for no pay. Regarding IR35, answer the questions in CEST - for tax and NI status only as it says Check employment status for tax - GOV.UK WWW.GOV.UK Use the Check Employment Status for Tax (CEST) tool to find out if you, or a worker on a specific engagement, should be...

I've had that as a subbie, it seems designed to freeze by having a loop down behind the axle then up to the engine. We borrowed a kettle of hot water from the customer, turned out the kettle was working although he didn't seem able to make tea with it as I recall.

I've got this one, the connector in the flying lead seems somewhat standard so you can easily find packs of leads for connection to several batteries or if you have motorcycle etc with inaccessible battery. I have put a short cable with connector to the battery on my trailer to save tipping it up to charge. https://www.tayna.co.uk/battery-chargers/maypole/mp7423a/