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loafer

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  1. With respect i dont think they are rollers
  2. Tam could you tell me about the Oswestry sealyhams you could pm me if you prefer
  3. you should have to pay for info of this quality
  4. 4" blocks will be porous, but still use them. What I would do is belt and braces but you could do some of this yourself. Get the brickie to build it as you want it, ask him to joint it internaly and flush it up externaly. Then when he has finished get some SBR, mix it in a bucket with cement and a few handfulls of sand and make up a thick emulsion slurry, paint it one way and then the other, then apply two coats of render. Both with the waterproof additive, then when fully dry paint with the piolite masonry paint, Leyland, or other trade paint.Internally paint it with a water based masonry
  5. So that's me put in my place then? So after that you'll have no problem putting the post back up in it's original form?
  6. The post before you edited it said they were your fowl, put the post back in the original form or get a mod to do it. I don't know about these things. I'm simply stating as it was. Now then, as for calling me a fool, you have the luxury of distance. And I assure you if we were now face to face you would be a lot more hesitant to do so. But it's a small world and our paths may cross. As you are a young lad, I hope with the benefit of experience you will be embarassed by the way you have conducted yourself from start to finish on this post.
  7. now then gamerooster you have taken some key words out when you edited that post after i bumped it to the top be a man and put them back in
  8. We have a toyota dyna, my wife drives it. Ours is the 2.5 and seems quite economical. The newer ones are 3 litre. Never seen canopies for them but anything can be made I suppose. As far as lamping is concerned, this is where it is all going to fall down, with no weight on the back these motors won't back up a wet drive, they are built to carry and 2 tonne on ours wouldn't be uncommon. Without weight, they are bouncy and uncomfortable. You could fix a box on the back easy enough as for faults these motors are bomb proof. We run 3 toyotas and have done so for over 12 years. Their reliabilty is
  9. raymond 1, what have you started we have had race riots based on less, you should be more careful.
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