Hello, I would like to know the benefits of using concrete to support godfather / concrete spur as opposed to using the garden stones and soil removed from the post hole.
Our Honda brushcutter UMK435E ( 4 stroke) is running so fast the cutting head is rotating in idle, the idle screw has been adjusted without any effect Please can you advise?
Windows live mail has sent an error message OX8OOCCC0F, searching on the web I think a huge e mail has been sent which the server cannot cope with, Does anybody know how I can get rid of the error message and solve this problem? Expected e mails are arriving OK and sent one are going fine.
We have just discovered that the pottery drains taking rain water are all blocked. The blockages appear to be caused by builders rubble ( including an open rusty stanley knife)( roof work was carried out a few years ago) soil and plant roots. Attempt to clear the blockages with drain rods and spiral...
A plastic dustbin is sufficient, and has been in place for many years without any ' plastic ' problems. If you required a sturdier bin how about a wheelie bin, or water butt, you would have to dig much bigger holes for these, I do not know why you think the bin would only last a week.
Welsh brickie Thank you. I have read quite a few of your replies and woundered if you could take a look at Damp wall 43 inches from floor under the damp and damp proofing forum. It is the same wall that lacks the mortar betwix header bricks any ideas?
Welsh brickie Thank you for replying, The same wall has a damp problem, l posted a question the other day under the damp and damp proofing forum, I woundered if you could take a look to see if you had any ideas.
I do not know if this would help in your situation but you could try:- required plastic dustbin, water pump and energy. Dig a hole in the area that suffers the most, it needs to accommodate the dust bin, which after cutting holes in the sides is put in the hole, put the pump in the dust bin make a s...
The internal walls in my 1892 property are suffering from damp on removing the blown plaster most of the mortar is pure sand so just drops off. The wall an English garden bond lacks mortar in the header rows, so much so a tape can be inserted a good eight inches, I guess the tape only stops as the e...
I have an old property 1892 with English garden wall bond brick work, the outside is rendered and masonary painted. Inside I have damp from 43 inches upwards for about two foot then the wall is dry again, I have removed blown plaster revealing brick work, at each row of headers a tape can be inserte...
