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MKS

• Jun 7, 2012

• #2

Probably knew you'd be coming mate ;-)

 

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• Jun 7, 2012

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You can gain access with the use of a tool, what's the problem?

 

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• Jun 7, 2012

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Steve_P said:

You can gain access with the use of a tool, what's the problem?

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Lol diddnt think of it like that

 

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• Jun 7, 2012

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Holy cackoly, bet it was brown trousers time for whoever was on the end of the disk cutter!

 

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• Jun 7, 2012

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I've seen a cuple that have been boarded over but never bricked in!!

 

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• Jun 7, 2012

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Holy cackoly, bet it was brown trousers time for whoever was on the end of the disk cutter!

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That would have been me then!

 

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• Jun 7, 2012

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I'd have bricked it back up , teach the retarded owner a lesson lol.

 

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• Jun 7, 2012

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I've had that INSIDE a building - where someone has put a stud wall over a CU. Genius.

 

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• Jun 7, 2012

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Bet it was the REC - a new way to stop fuse carrier seals "dropping off"

 

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• Jun 7, 2012

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If you look at the date you will see that it was installed in the future. Obviously, the brickwork isn't there at that point in time...

 

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• Jun 7, 2012

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Just put a piece of board over the front of the brickwork, drill a hole higher up and resin fill it, that way it will be classed as maintenance free.

 

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• Jun 7, 2012

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There's a gap of more than 1mm, so the brickwork is obviously mechanical protection!!!

 

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• Jun 7, 2012

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If you look at the date you will see that it was installed in the future. Obviously, the brickwork isn't there at that point in time...

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Lol they are house numbers mate,

This is the delightful area of chelmsley wood in birmingham, to save money when these houses were built the MEB at that time stuck a 3phase up every 3rd path and then split them out, so each house had a single phase cut out with a solid link and the fused at this bad boy!, my job was to find it and uncover it

 

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• Jun 7, 2012

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Amazing!!! What happened to no 13????

 

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