I am not a plumber but actually assess engineers on G3 building regs (amongst other things) and all I would add is the engineer is correct.
The installation is shoddy at best and has quite a few installation issues. Also flow rate at 7 ltrs/min is very low would expect pushing double that at a tap.

Three still alive, Geoff Hurst, George Cohen and Bobby Charlton I think

I was asked by the wife to describe our sex life with the title of a film earlier..... apparently "Enter the Dragon" was the wrong choice...

I was lucky enough a few years back to get an ex Police workshop bike lift. They were getting rid because they weren't stamped with their SWL. My theory was if it could take the weight of a fully loaded Pan European it could take my bikes. It lifts the bike on a scissor system operated by a worm dri...

No great help here (I have working gun dogs and lost a few over the years) but I always say I would rather have a dog pts a day early rather than a day late. When his tail stops wagging and he goes off his food then sadly its that time. My last old boy was over 13 was a bit dodgy on his legs but I a...

Good point!! I'll go back to my crochet!!
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This is very local to me, one "problem" for them although it is only 5 miles they have gone from a Leicestershire postcode to a Derbyshire one, still in my opinion very harsh. There is a picture of at least three police vehicles and 4 or 5 employees at the main entrance to Calke in the lo...

This is very local to me, one "problem" for them although it is only 5 miles they have gone from a Leicestershire postcode to a Derbyshire one, still in my opinion very harsh. There is a picture of at least three police vehicles and 4 or 5 employees at the main entrance to Calke in the loc...

my gang

Gerry Marsden of Gerry and the Pacemakers

Went out on my 16th Birthday on my mums Honda PC50 stepthru, Quickly gought a Garelli Tiger Cross, then a FSIE to get a reliable method of transport to work. That was 40 years ago and have always owned at least one bike since then, had short gaps of not riding but always have them in the garage.

Left school 39 years ago, did an apprenticeship with British Gas, left came back became a technician, left again and have spent the last 14 years running my own business assessing gas engineers. Spent sometime training assistance dogs as a hobby but that doesn't count. I suppose I will spend the res...

I think I paid about £28.00 Fully Comp rider policy up to 100cc with NU for my FS1E in 1980.
Was just shy of a weeks take home pay for an apprentice gas engineer...

A wife told her husband that if he ever came home drunk again, she would leave him. So one night he went out, got drunk, and threw up all over himself. He told his friend, "I can't go home like this or my wife will leave me." The friend said, "I have an idea. Tell her that someone els...

wheelnut wrote: ↑Sat Sep 12, 2020 10:25 am This might be worth a punt

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/284008344296

Can see it being a future classic

I live within 5 miles of where this is (I have never seen it on the road) I might pluck up the courage and go for a look

It also says Item location as UK not a specific location...…
If something looks to good to be true it normally is.

I think my most unreliable bike must be my first...
A garelli tiger cross. 50cc's of power that would either chew up the woodruff key and grind to a halt or occasionally when starting up would run backwards throwing the pedal backwards. Happy days.
Kept it about 2 months before getting an FS1E

I joined the old place in Jan 08 but only made 50 posts, used to check in and have a read nearly every day though. I will try to be less of a lurker here