cut the ends off the cable to clean copper and bang a new socket on ... once they play up it's the only reliable cure .... then fill it with sili ... after you've tested it of course,
before remounting it 
Ours is 12m wide over the arch and 20m long , painting was the main reason for it but it's been handy for a lot of things. The concrete Lego blocks are not overly cheap, if you have containers anyway then go for that option, the containers on ours are hicube containers to get a wee bit more height in it. Your right it's not cheap but was meant to be a quick fix for a temporary shelter but you know the issue we had getting it sent to us made it not so but it is possible we could strip it down and put it somewhere else easier that a proper shed.assume the 20m is the width @Quattromike ? what sort of warranty on the cover? ... 's alot of money for a temporary roof, but presumably no planning issues/requirements?
what do you mean by aggregate shelter? to cover agg piles presumably ... can't imagine the lego block wall came cheap either ?
did consider spreading my 40 fts out behind my old w/shop and sitting a roof over the gap ... would've given me a 40 x 44 ft covered area for a painting bay, but never got around to it
well tomorrow didn't happen --- yet ... either lashed on daily or the only dry-ish day was taken up with entertaining Clara for the day and carving pumpkins ..
bloody funny though
-- 'leaked' quite a lot .. so after i'd stopped the 'leak' and cleaned it up a bit, got the constant live connected up and gave it a try .. dash lights back to normal and the box of tricks works a treat ... started first flick after a little heat (spade duly crimped @GazCro ) .. wants a little cleaning and a couple of connections making good on the PCB
two main circuits controlled via relays in the Immob., plus a few tricks to keep the immob. active in order for the machine to work ... quite lectrickery really
Thought you didn’t trust Sage, Gra?well tomorrow didn't happen --- yet ... either lashed on daily or the only dry-ish day was taken up with entertaining Clara for the day and carving pumpkins ..
meet toothless
did havView attachment 29055
gave it 12 volts and a paper roll and amazingly it fired up ... and aside from being 2 hrs fast (3 now) it was bang on in the display ... no idea what sort of input sensor it had, but only two wires so some sort of simple flow meter driver.
bet it was a few bobs-worth new and has an extensive menu
hoping to get the immobiliser installed tomorrow - 'sposed to be dry and I have to be here to sign for me monthly drug delivery. Forecast says blue skies
??????
I thought that was the reference @Bri963
.... was just a bit obscure (to me - was getting late ) ... think it might be a different bunch though
Russ'd told me on the way up that he had to be back for 11 -- expecting a call from Microsoft in the states - level 2 tech, trying to sort his new puter that'd sh1t itself two days earlier .. he'd spent hours talking to them the last couple of days and waiting for the circle of dots to finish going bloody round. .... just ... .... had a hell of a pile of fire going in it, by the time they got back for tea time ... and some post tea 'quiet' fireworks and sparklers for Clara ...
... what you expect 
after the W10 Dell s**t itself AGAIN for the 3rd time in 12 months, last night, updating - it ain't come back up yet ...
I don't own a PC but I understand the constant update thing. Phone wants to update 2 days after you've updated it. I just press reject now.back on steam power
Alex (cyberprog) came over and sorted it first time for me, with a complete wipe and reload.
It managed to self repair itself the second time, after Alex'd 'breathed' on it the first time, but didn't think it would manage it ... took forever.
And now it's done it again - been watching, (on/off), a circle of dots, going round all ****ing day
thank f*** for me old faithful XP ... much slower, but at least it works - the W10 is great when it works ...
some nice features, but the constant updates that you can't turn off, and it's constant reporting home are utter crap
may be a step or two closer to a Mac
it's an utter PITFA .... can pause them, for 28 days, but at some point you have got to let it do it ... can't bin them off like i could with XP
and when it does it's anyone's guess as to when / if it comes back .... last time was caused by a faulty update from MS apparently .... I wasn't the only one with issues, reading the 'net ...... wish I had some more 'under the bonnet' knowledge ........ .. like the four massive spring clips weren't enough
Try an alternator on a terex hd1000, looks a 20min job, kin took me 1.15. The gaurd is the bit that holds the bottom bolt in place.it's an utter PITFA .... can pause them, for 28 days, but at some point you have got to let it do it ... can't bin them off like i could with XP
but even under the bonnet is getting seriously trying ... took me an hour this afternoon to work out HTF to change the air filter on Vicki's Fabia .... the two hidden screws holding the lid on it were not helpful ... had to ring a mate to ask him HTF it came apart
Yes I've stopped allowing updates too. They want more access to your info
Is your broadband still slow gra? That may not be helping some updates are sizeable...back on steam power
Alex (cyberprog) came over and sorted it first time for me, with a complete wipe and reload.
It managed to self repair itself the second time, after Alex'd 'breathed' on it the first time, but didn't think it would manage it ... took forever.
And now it's done it again - been watching, (on/off), a circle of dots, going round all ****ing day
thank f*** for me old faithful XP ... much slower, but at least it works - the W10 is great when it works ...
some nice features, but the constant updates that you can't turn off, and it's constant reporting home are utter crap
may be a step or two closer to a Mac
