He's just trying to finish it quick before you manage to get away. My brother in law has always had Rotties and the first one he had, had an identical white flash on her chest, just like your one.
extra special that means, the white flash. unless your from the crufts or kennel club something where it's a fault still, you'll know how soppy they are then (mostly)
Yeah daft buggers ain't they. A strange compulsion to be lap dogs for some reason. The breeder knocked £200 off for the flash as they couldn't show her, and that was in '86, but she was a great dog.
Lidl Torque wrench 28 to 210nm = £14.99. I already have the Halfords pro one's but got to be worth a punt for under fifteen quid if the +/-4% is not critical. LIDL Great Britain - lidl.co.uk
I want to get a new tool (no not adopt ken) not sure what they are called. Battery tester? Brother in law had a tool that you can hook to the battery which shows volts, when running and when not Anyo e recommend one? My first thought is snap on but not idea of the price
Ken, adopt you or read my 162 unread work emails from today, easy choice , bring it on corporate world I have a worse option.
Yep. Even a cheap £20 jobbie from screwfix or somewhere would be accurate enough to show the difference between 12v, 13.2v & 14.4 v.
DJ Speakers, Disco Lights, PA Systems, Lighting & Effects, DJ Equipment, DJ Kits - LCD Digital Multimeter Electric Voltage Tester, Batteries and Leads even a £2.89 multimeter
Just wanted seething simple as I'm dumb as feck. Why I need them. Well we had issues with the kit car last year and was the mounts to the alternator that was not earthing it right. Havin the tester my BIL had was easy to work out the idle vots as well as when it's running at higher revs
They're really not that complicated. Just learn the functions you need and don't worry about the rest. I rarely use anything other than the continuity tester for checking fuses and the voltmeter for batteries.
