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Author 101 Uses for a 2-tonne Trolley Jack... No. 63
PaulW
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   22nd Mar 07 at 23:00   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Temporary Sink Repairs
Rob E
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Adam-D
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how heavy is your fucking sink!!
PaulW
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I have no idea, but the bolts completely sheared from inside the plug bit thingy so was just hanging loose...

the sink does however sit about 1" higher than it previously did
Jules S
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The hot feed isolation valve looks a tad bent too

Edit: might be the cold one

[Edited on 22-03-2007 by Jules S]
CorsAsh
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Needs lowering IMO.
PaulW
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dont care whats bent or broke aslong as i get my deposit back when i move out on may 4th lol
Jules S
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The bit that is broken is about a tenner IIRC.

Somewhat less than leaving the trolley in place anyways
Colin
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Get down to B&Q, will only be a few quid

Reminds me of my mate, he moved into a flat & the previous owner had removed the sink waste from her washing machine leaving a rather large hole in the sink waste. He put alll sorts down, gallons of water from the plasterers bucket, bleach, white spirit etc & flooded out the woman downstairs kitchen, in the 1st day of being there

 
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