Bought this pair of air bags off e bay £8.55 incl postage . Just used for the first time after fitting a new cooker too low at front and these two little airbags picked it up no trouble so I could adjust the feet, a bargain imo.
Need a lift ???
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pappajohn
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Used by the recovery service to wedge open door tops to get rods in to unlock doors or retrieve keys etc.
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I used these to align a Upvc door and frame I fitted a while back.
I have see an Green Flag guy use a couple to gently open up a gap in my mates car door so he could get his door opening kit in when my mates Audi decided to lock itself with the keys in the ignition.
I have see an Green Flag guy use a couple to gently open up a gap in my mates car door so he could get his door opening kit in when my mates Audi decided to lock itself with the keys in the ignition.
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Saw some of those on a shop recently, thought what a good idea, but unsure how I'd use them.
So I didn't buy
So I didn't buy
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Saw some of those on a shop recently, thought what a good idea, but unsure how I'd use them.
So I didn't buy
You squeeze and release, squeeze and release the rubber bulb and the bag pumps up.
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I guessed they'd pump up, but still couldn't think of a use at the time.
This thread has given me ideas though
This thread has given me ideas though
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Saw some of those on a shop recently, thought what a good idea, but unsure how I'd use them.
So I didn't buy
I got mine thinking they might come in handy , and they have
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This thread has given me ideas though
Is it printable ??
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Very good Larry saved a lot of hard work, ? I can see Win has a bun in the oven, but what's that in the other oven ? some sort of Norfolk road kill. ? Bob.
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Well, my daughter has a dishwasher that was installed by previous owners who then tiled the floor.
This means the appliance will not just pull out.
These may be useful to lift whilst screwing up the legs.
This means the appliance will not just pull out.
These may be useful to lift whilst screwing up the legs.
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Any chance of a kinky please ?
Self locking cars are an absolute pain. Its one of the first questions I ask when we re changing.
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That’s a reflection in the glass of Hugo’s (German Shepherd) toy rabbit , hope it’s not in the oven
Just realised, the bun in the lh oven is a Christmas cake our daughter has cooked and is waiting for icing.
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Here you go..
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Strewth Bruce she would finish me off ??
But what a way to go Larry
Hmm, fancy. I just used a pair of flat crow bars.
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I bought them to pull nails and pull down a garden shed. Carried them ever since.
Thinking about it, not seen them in ages, wonder where they are
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Hmm, fancy. I just used a pair of flat crow bars.
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I bought them to pull nails and pull down a garden shed. Carried them ever since.
Thinking about it, not seen them in ages, wonder where they are
For the purpose of lifting the cooker less risk of damage with the air bags. I have crow bars in the garage.
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Thankyou ohh and she’s not really my type ??
Bloody spell check how it come up with kinky I have no idea ?
I asked for a Link as last time I tried to get some the search came back negative ?
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Is yours an intelligent ai spell checker that works out what's the most likely words wanted from previous use.
It reads your mind
but would they be any good for levelling the m/h?
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I had one of those donkey's years back and if you put a cable tie around the filler neck to restrict it, it made one hell of a whoopee cushion.
Going have to have a cold water bath, I love the colour red ?
Perhaps you shouldn't be asking on an open forum?
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