Garage Deals & Offers

Black and Blue also available Black £51.49 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/361-US-PRO-TOOLS-BLUE-TOOL-CHEST-ROLLCAB-BOX-ROLLER-CABINET-BALL-BEARING-DRAWERS-/401150600842 Blue £58 (for some reason there is a £6.50 delivery charge for the blue one) https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/361-US-PRO-TOOLS-BLUE-TOOL-CHEST-ROLLCAB-BOX-ROLLER-CABINET-BALL-BEARING-DRAWERS/401150600842?_trkparms=aid=222007&algo=SIM.MBE&ao=1&asc=51875&meid=af2ed3cc4bb94bf7921ce393818f4faa&pid=100005&rk=5&rkt=12&mehot=pp&sd=362139725166&itm=401150600842&_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851

£50 = 1 small snap on spanner lol. Great for keeping bits tidy for no money. If you were using it every day for commercial work you wouldn’t be spending £50 spuds lol. Heat added

repouk 2 h, 7 m ago 1"flimsy Chinese made piece of junk" I have a similar one of these "pieces of junk" bought from Texas DIY (remember them) in about 1982 and pleased to say all drawers still in working order.Cabinet a bit battered but OK.I certainly can't complain.Think i paid about £25 when I bought it.

The post had just copied and pasted the description so people get an idea of what it is, I don't understand your problem, it's a deal on a deals website. For general DIY I think it's perfect, for the professional they'd be better getting better ones with a much higher price tag. It's all common sense really isn't it.

2 negatives... Your OP states that this is high quality, which it clearly isn't. It might be good value or worth the price but high quality it is not.

The affected cars are completely irrelevant, but to keep you happy; Golf, Civic and 520d - all were less responsive to throttle. This was over a period of years at different branches as I thought perhaps it was the maintenance of the tanks at one branch that were the problem, maybe bacteria build-up that wasn't resolved. My colleagues tell me to interchange supermarket fuel with premium brands every second tank, preference for Sainsbury's and next tank being Esso.

What were these vehicles you used this diesel 'on' and what were the performance results? Why did you go back two more times if it had such a negative effect? Did you inform Morrisons? What do you use now that's so much better? We need facts if we're going to listen to your nonsense.

You've no idea what you're talking about. All retailers treat fuel differently, whether it comes to how it is stored, what additives they use etc Ask your local trading standards offciers who test and inspect fuel - that's where I got my info from, straight across my desk. EDIT: I've seen your post claiming 30 years in the motoring trade - heaven help us all if this is the extent of your knowledge.

Think prices may have gone back up now? Just drove past it...

(popcorn) I'm here for the tin foil hat-worthy comments (popcorn)

24 now :D

Ffs you've been living next door to her for the last 20 years! (lol)

I see you haven’t met Alice, she is my good old friend Typo

Who the **** is Alice?

Why is that?

Except its not law. Everything sold in the UK is sold as "offer for Sale". So no one has to honor a mis-price unless they do so out of goodwill.

You could always try the "you've broken the sales contract" tac?

damn it

Winner winner chicken dinner :D

Great Find Ordered 1 Thank You

Ordered because £9 ones when oos this morning, stocked up on baby toys for my 3 week old when older

Missed out on the 8.90 cos I started to browse lol found this instead. Ordered then start browsing again

Brilliant already got one so good to me.

Bargain.... Ordered thanks

Thanks OP, great find! 8)

Cheers OP .... Grabbed the freebie on my way out!

Not sure to be honest, I would try giving them a call before going...

The photo is normally good, just bring it up on your phone and let them scan it to redeem

Do u need the physical voucher? Or they accept this photo?

hmm make sense (popcorn)

This information wasn't included in the original post. You still have to click to find out where the Business Show actually is. London's a big place. Note that even you've had to google 'Excel London', not just 'London'. 'London' alone is not enough information. The original post does not include enough information to avoid someone needed to click the link to find out where it's located.

You still have to click to find out where it's actually located. The location (as in the venue) should be included in the post. Just saying London is not enough information or you wouldn't have people asking where it's located...

Yes it is. London is the location. Excel is the venue (y)

I see OP has changed the title lol

The brexit school of economics i reckon 😄

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/683051/UK_Statisticson_Waste_statistical_notice_Feb_2018_FINAL.pdf "The UK recycling rate for Waste from Households(WfH; including IBA metal) was 45.2% in 2016," "In 2016, 71.4% of UK packaging waste was either recycled or recovered compared to 64.7% in 2015. This exceeds the EU target to recycle or recover at least 60% of packaging waste. " checks out, although thats household waste only, where did you get 10%?

Where the hell you get those figures from? We recycle just about 10% of everything in this country.

Overall about 45% of recyclable rubbish is recycled in the UK, and about 57% of plastic bottles are recycled in the UK. Or were you asking about America?

Further reductions down to 10p today

Further reduced to 10p today

There's a lot of people coming here now trago mills is open

Yeah I might but it’s a 40 min drive and I might have people passing.

Why don't you get them? :/

They’re nicely balanced with the 5ah, I’ve found the 2.5ah lighter but more top heavy on the drill

Are these quite big/heavy to hold if using a lot?

Wow, quite a deal. I paid £148 for the bare tool and I've not seen it as cheap since. So with 2 x 5Ah batteries and a charger that's a great price. For DIY use you probably don't need 5Ah batteries - I use 2Ah batteries in mine and it's never run out on me.

https://www.toolsense.co.uk/dewalt-dck699m3t-18-v-cordless-kit-6-piece.html You need this then (highfive)

Having just taken my suspension apart on my Transporter I want one. However this is a bit pricey for DIY.

OP, please expire - the price has been £3X.XX for a while now.

A thin strip of wood along the back of the door, held down with three screws into the floor. Problem solved.

Unless you have a completely smooth garage floor forget this, i have a semi smooth concrete floor, followed instructions, wire brushed the floor, but its packaged rolled up and both sides curve away from the floor, even if you try and flex it the other way before you stick it down, when you stick the garage door side down the other side just lifts. I now have a stick black line along my garage floor and a big bit of rubber in the bin, at least i only wasted £15.

When I looked earlier today it was £33.42 so I ordered it from B&q. Just checked and it is £15.50 again.

does this come up on sale often?? Was going to order last night but forgot ;-(

In case anyone is wondering about compatibility - I replaced my ML850. The main box, rail/belt and header bracket all differed slightly needed swapping over for the newer version. It was not a straight swap, everything was slightly different, even down to the shorter length of the power lead (which has an EU plug on the amazon.de version). About as not a straight swap as it could get. I was able to reuse my canopy arm, and the safety beam sensors. The old remotes aren't compatible (I've yet to test the old numeric keypad but suspect nothing wireless form the old system will work with the rolling codes of the new model) and the wired panel probably could be reused, but has been replaced with a wireless version. I might try reusing the old wired panel inside the garage and using the wireless one mounted inside the house.

If in any doubt about whether you'd stick with your purchase, you might be better ordering at the higher price from Amazon UK rather than worrying about international returns. Once installed I'm confident you'd find it a reliable piece of kit, they're a good brand - I'm not worried about having to return it later on under warranty.

It took me a few hours to fit. You need to fit a bracket above your garage door, either on the wall or to a solid part of the ceiling, so if you have a metal lintel over it then that takes some effort to mount to. You also need to suspend the main part of the door opener machinery from the ceiling a few metres away from the door. This is the Chamberlain distributor's webpage and they have guidance on door types. http://www.easygates.co.uk/garage-door-types.asp If you have a "canopy" door then you need a canopy adaptor which is another £80 or so. I have a canopy door, but already own the adaptor - but because these door types are a little harder to move fully open, I went for the "Premium" opener rather than the lower powered "Comfort" model. I used to have a ML850 (850 Newtons) which just about managed to pull my canopy door up enough - I wouldn't want to trust a lower-powered 700N "Comfort" to do the job. Even if it managed it, the motor probably wouldn't live as long. The Premium has a 7 year motor guarantee and is 1000N. The Chamberlain technical support is very very good and they may be able to assist any enquiry. It's not ultra-easy installation in all scenarios, but should be OK for a competent DIYer. Much depends on whether you have ceiling joists in the right place, or are happy to improvise a bit tog et things lining up.

How easy are these to DIY? Also, can they fit on every type of door or only specific types?

Excellent. I have a Chamberlain ML 850 that I fitted 12 years ago, used daily and still going strong.