diy dramas

Just thought i would do spot of plumbing on my toilet which has been leaking for awhile. :'( :'(
Well i tried to turn the rubber gormet around yep you guessed it water every where > > off to the plumbing shop got the right stuff now how does this fit?????.
After few %&$#% things started to go well and i had success no water leaks yet my fingers are crossed . Dave

Dedly
GuddayM8
Depending on wot type of systern u got /how old
U can cut a new rubber outa an old tyre tube with wod punch to get U thru
otherwise Bunnings do sell an expensive conversion doodad th@ is ajustable to convert the beast to the newer n more plastic type
LOL
happy Flushing
LOL
cya

Thanks mate but all is well floor is drying out ! so on to the next job and that is going to be the cornnice this could be fun or maybe a disaster.Dave

'CORNERS'

Sorta reminds me of the ol joke

Q: How do U confuse an Irishman

A: put him in a barrell
n tell him to go stand in the corner


LOL
it can only get worse from here on in
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cya

Hey Swishy i know this getting off the this thread but i started so i reakon i can .

So what do you about Clayton Dewandre Vacuum brakes ?? Dave

Dedly
GuddayM8
I plead the 5th amendment u're honor

I no nutn
just the common sense approach
even tho sense aint so common 2 day
LOL
Jist bung U're Q:/Problem up here
n we can all have a go @ it

So do tell

Thems the Breakes

LOL

cya

I know the service kit is bloody hard to get hold of...and sometimes I know how to spell it correctly.

Btw, Dave, you need a lemon tree out the back so you don't use the loo as much!

Btw, on the DIY front, I spent five hours on the mower getting the grass back under control on Saturday. Now it's short enough to fifth gear it...

If it's DIY disasters you fellas want, here's mine....

It all started out harmlessly when Dad took to doing the western wall on the house - until he needed to remove some of the old weatherboards! He put the prodger bar into the base of one of the boards to try and remove it - guess what happened??? Said prodger bar flew out of the base of the board and sconed said person in the mouth!

Anyway he ended up coming up with a Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor brainwave - he ended up cutting through the boards with his Stihl 032AV chainsaw whilst balancing on a scaffold (2 44 gallon drums, mind you!!!) with a warped walk board on top on the back of his previous Toyota HiLux ute! I think I was the one he sent up to get the bloody chainsaw from the shed - I ensured she had a full tank of fuel, a full tank of bar oil and away I went! Someone in their rather alcohol-infused mind (won't drop names to protect the dignity of said person!) decided to ask said chainsaw operator if they could get the camera out and get some photos - better said than done! Three-quarters of a 24 photo roll of film later, he'd finished the job and began to pull the boards again - this time they came off!

Moral of the story: if in doubt, don't do anything until you get the bloody chainsaw!!!

At this juncture, it might be good to refer to this previous thread started by Barry!

hcvc.com.au/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1218423499