Quattromike
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All's well that ends well I suppose but nothing worse than not getting to the bottom of it.
No doubt the problem will reappear again at a crucial moment when you desperately need itAll's well that ends well I suppose but nothing worse than not getting to the bottom of it.
Well if all you need to do is give it a good hard stare (like Paddington bear) I’ll have your numbers then any problems I get you can have a LOOKI went upto her this afternoon, had a quick look at the dead man lever switch, seems to be in good enough condition, clicked it a few times and sound nice and positive in the action. Thought to myself it's something else causing the issue. Had a look about some of the wiring looking for a bad earth or something. Must have spent 15mins looking and thinking about it. Sat in the seat again and turned the key and instantly fired up. . I didn't do anything other than look at it but what ever it is it seems to be fine now. I tried with arm up and down, on and off the seat but starts no matter what!
Now't like a "Padders hard stare" to put the beejeeezus up summatWell if all you need to do is give it a good hard stare (like Paddington bear) I’ll have your numbers then any problems I get you can have a LOOK
if only it worked when you want it toNow't like a "Padders hard stare" to put the beejeeezus up summat
That's the worst thing about it. .No doubt the problem will reappear again at a crucial moment when you desperately need it
won't bloody work after that thoughJust have to put all the panels back on that I striped off yesterday looking for the fault.
aye too right thereif only it worked when you want it to
This statement is freakishly accurate .won't bloody work after that though
Amen, let that be the end of itResult