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Clearly it hasn't seen a lot of service, but I guess that in Scotland nature washes the screen for you..
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When I got it, was supposed to be compatible with suzuki vitara ,but it wasn't, was only a few quid from the bay of plenty, and I couldn't be bothered to send it back.
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Good try, but no. Although I’ve got self lifting covers on the house outlet. The top is screwed down using stainless screws. But the cover just pulled out. Must have been installed by someone who went on to build caravans. Note the little black Scotty dog identifies the type of crap outlet.🙈
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It’s a belt tool for a Dyson vacuum cleaner and comes with a tensioning jig all used if clutches are changed. However we got rid of the Dyson and recently I found the belt/clutch tools. I retained the T shaped tool to help remove badly aged grouting from our rear patio. What a life saver, so much better than an old tent peg, or paving weed removal tool. The Dyson tool enables me to penetrate right underneath the uneven riven slabs and can be rotated 180 degrees etc. Combined with a cordless drill and No 5 masonry but it’s hard to believe what’s been removed. All I now need are 2 rain free overcast days below 20 deg C and the new grout will go in.
Never throw anything away 😂
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