Search results | Page 3

Search results

  1. J

    I say you say

    cake
  2. J

    Anyone drive a pickup rather than a van?

    I've had my 2.2 manual Ranger for a year now. 36k miles, Pegasus top, so much more useable than a Snugtop. Sliding loadbed and opening windows in hardtop make it really easy to access everything. At the weekend remove seat covers and deep floormats and it becomes a very comfortable family...
  3. J

    Which Electrical Body Are You With?

    Not personally registered, but contracting for NICEIC Approved Contractor
  4. J

    If you're brand-orientated, which are your main few?

    I open the box and there they are!! Boom! Boom! 10.8 for drill and mini recip, 18 for bigger drill and grinder, and 36 for even bigger drill, all hold charge and last , though they don't get used all day nonstop, they work fine for me.
  5. J

    If you're brand-orientated, which are your main few?

    Wera for screwdrivers, and now spanners and 1/4" sockets. The hold on their tools is comfortable, and handy little design features, like nut holder (snigger!) on the open spanner. Sockets and spanners used to be Proxxon, still rate them for heavy duty dismantling! Knipex for cutters, crimps etc...
  6. J

    Need help with a certain problem please

    What voltage is your device expecting, and what voltage is your supply supplying?
  7. J

    Which Van is best for an electrical contractor?

    2015 Ford Ranger.
  8. J

    Best S3 safety boots?

    There appears to be a link in my previous post. It isn't to the boots I have S3 Safty boots Saalbach - engelbert strauss
  9. J

    Best S3 safety boots?

    Engelbert Strauss Saalbach boots have done me well over the winter. High leg, lightweight, reasonably priced
  10. J

    TNCS bonding for additions and alterations

    Is TTFFS a new earthing system?
  11. J

    SDS scutch. What brand?

    Armeg for me, though not infallible.
  12. J

    Pickup Truck and racking/stacking and security.

    Sliding load bed, unistrut shelf supports, shelf accessible from side and rear windows, which lock from original key fob. Picture of shelf supports needs to be viewed 90deg anti clockwise!
  13. P2210178.jpg

    P2210178.jpg

    • jeremy
    • Media item
    • Comments: 0
    • Category: Professional Electrician
  14. P2210177.jpg

    P2210177.jpg

    • jeremy
    • Media item
    • Comments: 0
    • Category: Professional Electrician
  15. P2210176.jpg

    P2210176.jpg

    • jeremy
    • Media item
    • Comments: 0
    • Category: Professional Electrician
  16. P2210175.jpg.jpg

    P2210175.jpg.jpg

    • jeremy
    • Media item
    • Comments: 0
    • Category: Professional Electrician
  17. J

    Which vehicle????

    Ha! It's not like that everyday, and it is very comfortable.
  18. J

    Hard hats

    The thing that moved me to Centurion helmets were their fleecy liners for winter work. main contractors we were working for at the time wouldn't allow hoodies, beanies etc to be worn under the hard hat.
  19. J

    Which vehicle????

    Computer apparently says yes!
  20. J

    Which vehicle????

    I bought a new Ranger Limited in September. Had it fitted with a Pegasus Hardtop, and a sliding loadbed. Extras were Satnav, reversing camera ( a must have!), tow bar. I do 1000 miles/week, quite a bit of "rural" ( other side of a field!). It's so comfortable, I can leave home at 0500, drive 3...

OFFICIAL SPONSORS

Electrical Goods - Electrical Tools - Brand Names Electrician Courses Green Electrical Goods PCB Way Electrical Goods - Electrical Tools - Brand Names Pushfit Wire Connectors Electric Underfloor Heating Electrician Courses
These Official Forum Sponsors May Provide Discounts to Regular Forum Members - If you would like to sponsor us then CLICK HERE and post a thread with who you are, and we'll send you some stats etc

YOUR Unread Posts

This website was designed, optimised and is hosted by untold.media Operating under the name Untold Media since 2001.
Back
Top