General Chit Chat

[Phil71]

[Dejan]

holy shit

thx phil

[Phil71]

55 years old

[KG3]

Anyone here attempted services/repairs/modifications on your own car, without hiring a mechanic?

Don’t know anything myself about mechanics tbh but these days with all the books/you tube videos available, is it worth getting a decent tool set and attempting certain jobs myself?

Or is it best to hire a mechanic for everything

[Va-Va-Voom]

Mechanic

[VCC]

Just spent last couple hours hooked up to a heart monitor
Thank you Phil

[DiamondGooner]

55 years old

Fk a duck.

55 yrs old, dayyum.

[KG3]

Can anybody recommend a good pressure washer?

[dc16]

Can anybody recommend a good pressure washer?

What for? Driveway, patios that kind of thing?

The missus bought a Stanley one that we have used on the driveway and some decking and it works ok. Wouldn't say the build quality was amazing though and wouldn't recommend if you wanted something industrial.

[KG3]

Can anybody recommend a good pressure washer?

What for? Driveway, patios that kind of thing?

The missus bought a Stanley one that we have used on the driveway and some decking and it works ok. Wouldn't say the build quality was amazing though and wouldn't recommend if you wanted something industrial.

Washing cars

[VCC]

Can anybody recommend a good pressure washer?

Karcher
Very good quality both domestic and commercial.

[Rockape]

I bought a B & Q own make 6 years ago and it still works fine. When I needed one for work I checked out the reviews on Screwfix and bought this one. Much cheaper than a Karcher and it works very well: https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb669 ... /5014j#_=p

£90 cheaper than the same spec Karcher

[VCC]

I bought a B & Q own make 6 years ago and it still works fine. When I needed one for work I checked out the reviews on Screwfix and bought this one. Much cheaper than a Karcher and it works very well: https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb669 ... /5014j#_=p

£90 cheaper than the same spec Karcher

You will be buying a new one whilst the Karcher keeps going, always remember to put a service kit into a water blaster when they fail is as expensive as buying a new one once you factor time into it.
I work with pumps,

[Rockape]

I bought a B & Q own make 6 years ago and it still works fine. When I needed one for work I checked out the reviews on Screwfix and bought this one. Much cheaper than a Karcher and it works very well: https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb669 ... /5014j#_=p

£90 cheaper than the same spec Karcher

You will be buying a new one whilst the Karcher keeps going, always remember to put a service kit into a water blaster when they fail is as expensive as buying a new one once you factor time into it.
I work with pumps,

Except I won’t! The Macallister version has been used a lot for six years and still works perfectly.

[Angelito]

Came across this on Reddit.

What are your views on the 1% boarding more wealth than the remaining 99% combined?