THIS week I bought (15 Viewers)

[Minxy]

And that’s a problem, the job I bought it for has screws that are in deep pockets and the bits don’t fit, never mind I’m sure it will be useful one day. You can never have to many tools

Sorry, I just had to giggle at that ... it's similar to me, I have the tools for the jobs but once hubby's been messing about in the workshop I can never find the flipping things!

 

[bilM]

Got myself a diesel heater and fitted in my garage.

 

[bobnick]

Yesterday i bought 20 Punjabi Samoosa to bring home (as i have always done as cannot get in UK, at least nothing like as good)

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[ceejayt]

Some very expensive but very smart folding hooks in brass. Fold flat when not in use and just ‘look good’ and very sturdy as they are made for boats

Coat Hook - Folding - Float Your Boat

Foldaway coat hook Available in either chromed brass or polished brass Stainless steel spring automatically snaps the hook back in

floatyourboat.co.uk

 

[ceejayt]

And also one of these to match - nice clock

Clipper Code Flag Clock, Brass

Buy Clipper Code Flag Clock, Brass from our Weather Equipment range at RNLI Shop. Your shopping powers our lifesaving.

shop.rnli.org

 

[L' Hobo]

And also one of these to match - nice clock

Clipper Code Flag Clock, Brass

Buy Clipper Code Flag Clock, Brass from our Weather Equipment range at RNLI Shop. Your shopping powers our lifesaving.

shop.rnli.org

When it's complete, do we Funsters get invited to the launch?
You are slowly buying a boat aren't you?

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[ceejayt]

When it's complete, do we Funsters get invited to the launch?
You are slowly buying a boat aren't you?

Just needs a bit of waterproofing before that
Have to say that boat chandelry stuff is quality although £19 a hook is quite toppish

 

[Nanniemate]

Just needs a bit of waterproofing before that
Have to say that boat chandelry stuff is quality although £19 a hook is quite toppish

Thought they looked good and were a simple bit clever idea. But then seen the price. I like the word toppish

 

[ceejayt]

Thought they looked good and were a simple bit clever idea. But then seen the price. I like the word toppish

I can vouch for the quality - lovely brass and when not in use they just look decorative - bought three, then liked them so much I bought another three - madness really but bloody useful

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[Minxy]

I can vouch for the quality - lovely brass and when not in use they just look decorative - bought three, then liked them so much I bought another three - madness really but bloody useful

Did you check you have the payload for all those brass hooks?

 

[Cush]

finally paid off the Mo. not all it’s little quirks are all mine. Happy day

 

[Nanniemate]

Heading up to brecon later

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[Cush]

A starter soldering kit for my new found hobby. 12v electrics! Think it’s designed for kids but should be perfect for some plugs and switches I need to wire. Like a nice and tidy wire end

 

[ElliesBoss]

A rotary switch for the heater blower. Just got the fun of stripping the dash now .

 

[gus-lopez]

A pair of led driving lights
a pair of led work lights.
a tracker
50 assorted 1mm >3mm metal drills
a 5m Cat 8 ethernet cable
10 x 90º rubber electrical boots
3 x clay bars
10x micro fibre cloths
4 x metal tyre valves
puncture repair kits
2 x washer jets for van that are threaded with nuts
pipe & Y & T pieces for the above
250 red & black heat shrink
Obd reader with live feeds
2 x stainless steel number plate surrounds
decorative sticker

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[Peavy]

A pair of led driving lights
a pair of led work lights.
a tracker
50 assorted 1mm >3mm metal drills
a 5m Cat 8 ethernet cable
10 x 90º rubber electrical boots
3 x clay bars
10x micro fibre cloths
4 x metal tyre valves
puncture repair kits
2 x washer jets for van that are threaded with nuts
pipe & Y & T pieces for the above
250 red & black heat shrink
Obd reader with live feeds
2 x stainless steel number plate surrounds
decorative sticker

you are up to something, for sure

 

[cyberyacht]

you are up to something, for sure

Yeah but he forgot the partridge.

 

[ElliesBoss]

you are up to something, for sure

Praps he's one of them peppers I keep reading about.

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[ElliesBoss]

Praps he's one of them peppers I keep reading about.

Prepper!

 

[St3v3]

A pair of led driving lights
a pair of led work lights.
a tracker
50 assorted 1mm >3mm metal drills
a 5m Cat 8 ethernet cable
10 x 90º rubber electrical boots
3 x clay bars
10x micro fibre cloths
4 x metal tyre valves
puncture repair kits
2 x washer jets for van that are threaded with nuts
pipe & Y & T pieces for the above
250 red & black heat shrink
Obd reader with live feeds
2 x stainless steel number plate surrounds
decorative sticker

That's definitely Temu

 

[gus-lopez]

That's definitely Temu

Yes but 5 seperate orders

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[Minxy]

Yeah but he forgot the partridge.

And the cuddly toy!

 

[RobbyMClark]

Cover for the Cadac - wind blocker and egg rings(round silicone to stop eggs sliding all over the show if table not level.

 

[KiwiKampers]

I’ve just paid a man NZ$200 (£97) to wash and hand wax my motorhome. He’s done an excellent job and I don't think that was expensive, especially considering he spent at least half a day doing it.
The strong UV light here is very hard on the vinyl and decals and the job of cleaning it has become too dangerous and difficult for us oldies, so I don’t mind paying to have it done every now and again. Finding someone to take on the job was difficult. The usual car valet companies didn’t want to know so I was really glad to find this husband and wife team.

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[Pausim]

I’ve just paid a man NZ$200 (£97) to wash and hand wax my motorhome. He’s done an excellent job and I don't think that was expensive, especially considering he spent at least half a day doing it.
The strong UV light here is very hard on the vinyl and decals and the job of cleaning it has become too dangerous and difficult for us oldies, so I don’t mind paying to have it done every now and again. Finding someone to take on the job was difficult. The usual car valet companies didn’t want to know so I was really glad to find this husband and wife team.

Yes your UV levels are exceptional. I guess it also impacts on wipers and tyres, do you keep them covered?

 

[KiwiKampers]

Yes your UV levels are exceptional. I guess it also impacts on wipers and tyres, do you keep them covered?

It’s funny you should mention tyre covers - I am just about to buy some. Last year we had a tyre wall blow out and it was on the side that gets the sun where we park the van. The other side is against a wall and doesn’t get the sun.

 

[gus-lopez]

A set of rear brake pads in case I need them & 2 front lower wishbone ball joints as I found the rubber boot is split on one.
5 on/off switches for the van along with multi pack of shrink/solder connectors.

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[Nanniemate]

4x 5ltr water bottles sadly the one I had gifted to me from Spain started to leak and the spring water from the shops no longer fits under the cupboard so they fit under the sink perfectly so have drinking water on board and enough to use if the van is drained down for short overnights without the faff of filling and draining .

So the what'd have a bought 4 bottles of air

 

[BouncyBoatFolk]

4x 5ltr water bottles sadly the one I had gifted to me from Spain started to leak and the spring water from the shops no longer fits under the cupboard so they fit under the sink perfectly so have drinking water on board and enough to use if the van is drained down for short overnights without the faff of filling and draining .

So the what'd have a bought 4 bottles of air

Or could be pressed into service as 4 x bulk wine carriers.

 

[Pausim]

It’s funny you should mention tyre covers - I am just about to buy some. Last year we had a tyre wall blow out and it was on the side that gets the sun where we park the van. The other side is against a wall and doesn’t get the sun.

My tyres are usually in a shady spot but even in the UK my wipers take a pounding from UV. I haven’t had to replace the wipers for 5 years since I started using UV covers on them, previously 2 or 3 years seemed to have them splitting.

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