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Nice piccies Dave, BTW where were you??? wanted to meet the great man! Yep, It was good turn out-nice pub an'all. Oh! before I forget-Thanks DaveC for bringing me bit's-not! :D But what are you doing here??.............. Till the next one peeps!

Having just done this bud I can deffo say yes to the valve fitted under the h/lamp panel!!-as for the bulkhead I simply drilled another hole next to the column, fitted pipe and loom and sealed it. As for the settings search Kirbz posts he put one up with his settings somewhere! HTH! :D

Yup but the newer lifts are vasltly improved bud-self lubricating etc.

Dave you could bring the window reg/motor if you like!!! :D :D

Nothing wrong with Hyraulic lifts!!-Just had a two post 5.5 tonne one put in at work.It's the bo**ocks! Goes up nice stops where you want,comes down nice and controlled even with a 7.5 tonne truck on it![empty of course :rolleyes: ] it stand 5 metres high with the gantry over the top so nothing to trip over! Auto cut-out if the vehicle goes up too high and mechanical safety locks. Ohh...and it's SINGLE phase!!!! :dance:

Good to hear dude!! :D

Sorry to butt in Vijay-but which lift you looking at? I found a company up here that supply ravaglioli at very good prices!-I'm deffo going for a two poster[when I get the planning sorted :D ]

Be interesting to see a reply?????? :rolleyes:

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Got to hitch a ride too-no rear bumper on car at the mo! :rolleyes: Still get to see all dem nice Zeds! :cool:

6 outa 6 wrong!!!-must concentrate! :slap:

Dave, I rung the guy dealing with the building regs and apparently because it is attached it is not exempt. ''Noproblem'' says I-I'll get a detached then! ''But'', the guy says you can't have more than 30 square metres. So the upshot is I have lost about 4 square metres in total-but I don't need building regs! :D They haven't mentioned the 3.2 mtr height yet :x: -lets see what the planning dept comes up with! :wack:

Did on mine mate! :D

If it is the knuckle on the arms, MJP sell em' as I've just ordered one! As Paul says-It's usually these that wear. ;)

Cheers mate but that's the thing-I'm not attaching it! :confused:

Yep-well p***ed off-fookin council!-Already picked the new one as well! :headvswal

Looks nice Pete, But WTF did you have to put pics up for!!!-Now the wifes seen it![ooooh that's pretty]-Thanks! BTW-you got a lot of candles then? :wack:

Exactly why I went for concrete sectional!!-If I go for both the above I may as well Build one!!! :(

Just my opinion mate-but don't put anything on the hose!-just try tightening down first. :) Oh! nearly forgot use a broad hose clip, them nasty narrow ones will try to chew through the hose!

Right I have a brick detached garage[that was built with the house]now I intend to demolish this and put a concrete sectional one in it's place, albeit a bigger one :) . So thought I would do the right thing and inform the council using the appropriate forms-and guess what? they are trying to say I need planning permission[which though unbeleivable,don't worry me too much]and building regs!!! :confused: WTF??-it's concrete! :xxx: Got any ideas what to do now? Cheers.

Right, got yer!-wont the hoses pull down that much then cos silicone is pretty pliable? :x:

Bugger- hope you sort this dude as I haven't started on mine yet![waiting for koyo]. Are you saying the silicone hose is to big for the engine outlets? :confused:

Nut in FRONT of the steering wheel!! :p

As the pics show,none yet! But the same as Sgt C's under your first post :cool:

yep it is bud ;)