The wipers in poundlands /99p shops are plastic,
ones in Aldi are metal,
ive used aldi ones before they dont fall apart,
ones in Aldi are metal,
ive used aldi ones before they dont fall apart,
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The ones I looked at were plaastic, XS range.
Either way - its never that bit that goes - its the bit that cleans the screen and I didnt see much difference in feel. For what they are I'd rather get some Bosch ones.
Either way - its never that bit that goes - its the bit that cleans the screen and I didnt see much difference in feel. For what they are I'd rather get some Bosch ones.
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Aldi have the compressor and air tools again on the 13th
Nothing wrong with old one, and because I've only just seen this I'm 3 months out of date
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for people not on forum every day they had pages of dead offers to read through before finding the live ones.Nothing wrong with old one, and because I've only just seen this I'm 3 months out of date
use new posts button then you miss nothing
No they wouldn't, you hit last page button and you're up to date.
use new posts button then you miss nothing
Assuming you have all day to spend on the forum
I picked up there £20 Nut gun, seems pretty solid will have to give it a proper go next week
That reminds me, I need a replacement. The last Gave up working in one direction. Think it's out of warrenty now though
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That reminds me, I need a replacement. The last Gave up working in one direction. Think it's out of warrenty now though
i have one of these http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3-8-air-i...885?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item58abe5eee5
easier to hold, mine is a cheap one not sure if its same make as the one in link but its lasted years
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torque wrench back in lidl on the 24th and a few other bits
http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/SID-0...idl_uk/hs.xsl/our-offers-2491.htm?id=249&ar=2
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http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/SID-0...idl_uk/hs.xsl/our-offers-2491.htm?id=249&ar=2
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Hmmmm
The brake spray @ 2.49 is a bargain!
And i wonder how good the heat paint is as well?
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The brake spray @ 2.49 is a bargain!
And i wonder how good the heat paint is as well?
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£12 for 5 ltrs at motor factors, spray bottles 2 for a quid in £ shops
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Comes in a Gunk style container? if so - regardless its something i use alot of when doing brakes etc
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some times in an old fashion oil tin style, some times in plastic, some times even with a free spray bottle too
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Trolley jack looks decent !
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i wouldnt put my money on it
If you use once a blue moon yes its fine
regular - then no, alot of "cheap" jacks are all the same just different colours, and i've had 1 donated, it was "poo" and mine which is Torq (aka B&Q) is failing in the same way
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£16 for the torque wrench is worth a punt, I have a 10 year old trolly jack from Argos and that's still going well so cheap doesn't always mean its a five minute wonder before it breaks
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My current Aldi trolley jack is going well and gets thrown about when used.
My current Aldi trolley jack is going well and gets thrown about when used.
