Recent content by scraggs

I would research what the fuel you use is denatured with. I would also make sure the room is well ventilated.

As posted by someone else Drimasters are excellent to sort out condensation, it's all about air circulation. Can be cold in the winter though.

Have had similar with my mums vitamin D injections that are supposed to be delivered quarterly. Since they took over from the previous company about 6 months ago it's been a disaster, and generally takes several calls to get them delivered.

Depends on what sort of size you are happy with, we have had a couple of autosleeper Topaz, nice small van that you can park anywhere but still has it's own shower/toilet room, I hate sitting on toilet seats that someone else has heated up :) and always have to have my own bog.

Finally pulled this old girl out of the shed today and got it started after a while. Time to get her back on the road I think

Drimasters are very good for condensation, I fitted one in a place that every tenant moaned about condensation and haven't had a call about it since, I doubt they would do too much to alleviate dust problems as it pulls the air from you loft, which is laden with dust and insulation particles and...

I have it set on that already, in fairness the land rover is a pretty rough ride :)

I have a fitbit charge hr, when I get into intense cardio stuff it struggles getting the heart rate, it is also a pain if I wear it in the Land rovers as every bump registers as a step :) Still worth having though, but I now only wear it whilst training.

We sold our minibus to them, they offered £800 more than any dealer on a trade in against a new one, if they had bothered to look harder it was very rotten underneath for an 07 plate :)

It's several years ago we were involved with some quite extensive research with trackers, including testing a unit with Tracker themselves, I will try to remember what I can about it. If you are going to buy a unit then get a GPS/VHF unit, VHF still sends out a signal through containers and most...

When it gets really cold in our house we roar the fire up and put a quite large electric fan by the side of the fire and aim it towards the door and from there it warms the rest of the house up. Works very well for us and the fan only uses 35 watts so costs virtually nothing to run.

We have a Villager Chelsea, although we have gas heating I am tight and only have it on for 45 minutes in the morning until the burner is roaring back up again. We have had it for about 15 years has been fitted in 2 houses and it has been abused but still in pretty good shape. We go through...

The V&H are nice but are a bit too noisy, they have the baffles in but can still make your ears ring after a while :) I have come to the conclusion you can end up doing a fortune on Harley's, I bought a sundowner seat for my g/f but it was so uncomfortable for me I took it back off.

Harley Fat Bob for me, a few bits added like V&H big radius pipes, high flow intake and detachable sissy bar, otherwise I couldn't get the g/f on the back :) I also have an 851 Ducati and 900SL Ducati, but they don't really get ridden much now days. I need something a bit calmer to ride now...

WHAT ! :)