and saved yourself about 4.5k which you can now spend on a holiday.

Looks a sensible choice, tougher and more accurate than a Rolex.

May be something to do with this pile of logs she has to split this weekend.

When selling a car always make sure it has one minor fault that you highlight, then put on advert and receipt spares or repair.

25 years ago my wife said, “As long as your happy i’m happy”
Had to remind her of it again this morning.

My suggestion would be to put it on ebay and put the cash towards a Little Thurlow for M/F or Contura 51L, the best woodburner “in the world” {in a Jeremy Clarkson voice}.
Sorry never replaced the internals on a firewarm, but if you post some pics i may be able to point you in the right direction.
As for the Aldi question can’t help, never been in a supermarket. :D

My post above still applies, the s10 is pending for Defra approval.
I would not fit a stove to a clay lined chimney without dropping a liner down.

Yes, can be done, that’s all i can tell.

Less time on here, more time tackling the problem is my suggestion :wink:

If your stove is Defra approved, i’m sure the squirrel is, then i would suggest dropping a 5″ liner down, it’s possible it could be condensation which can be a problem with clay liners.
It is often assumed that water coming down a flue is rain when it is condensation.
In my experience a lot of clay lined chimneys fail the pressure test.
Get the fitter back out to check it.

Reading all these has made me realise i have a life, Band of Brothers being the only one i’ve ever watched.

Best go hunting, unless you want dripping condensates and the associated fire risk.

Anything i find in the skip out back of iceland.

Keep clearances to combustables as stated in regs, ie if the wall next to flue pipe is plasterboard + skim this is classed as combustable.
Does the stove have hearth exemption, if not you will need a concrete plinth to regs.
If you join pipes the top pipe must fit inside the one below with gas tight seal, fix pipes together using stainless screws.
2 x 45 is ok as long as you can get the brushes in to sweep all the chimney,short telescopic off top of stove so burner can be removed without disturbing flue, most stoves can be swept through the stove.

It’s all in doc J, planningportal.gov.

Its your wifes fault, simples.

When i worked on a building site we had a fry up every day, used to see how many different things we could get on a sandwich, bacon, sausage, egg, beans, black pudding, mushrooms, toms and cheese, it was a killer using a shovel after necking that lot down.

Resolution to drink more ale, yes still on track.

Rock and roll.

Chimdey instead of chimney, you retarned twad.

Schools still open after 2 foot of snow.

Sorry but i’m luvin this thread.

Being able to buy fags and fireworks from the local shop aged 10.

Going in the pub at 15 and getting p1ssed.

Now the poor kids have to stand outside in the rain and snow drinking cheap cider.

Get your affairs in order.
If you’ve hit 50 your a gonner. :wink:

My retirement plans are probably way more modest, and i havn’t got 20 years worth of business lunches behind me. :-)

Spike Milligan does not have “I told you i was ill” on his gravestone.

Not worried, just morbidly interested, planning on retiring in 3 years time, just wondered what my chances of making it were.

Machette attack video.

Greedy shallow people obsessed with money and stuff.

Worlds greatest pubs = Sheffield.

No, i think it was a loose grip that caused it, that and excessive fpm.

Perhaps i’m getting big hitter mixed up with posters who regularly entertain me with their wit and wisdom.

Like deadlydarcy.

So are you saying a big hitter is really the office bore?

I recently sustained friction damage to my helmet, not nice. :-)

Obviously got no class, back of Waitrose is where its at.

I’m sitting at the puter trying to think of a petty annoyance, unfortunately i can’t think of one.

Bloody annoying.

Power flush, then refill using a quality inhibitor

In my parents kitchen, ruined my underpants with a very moist follow through.

Longines have a nice range of ladies watches, good established swiss brand.

and she goes like a train.

I do this kind of thing quite often, loading m/f and woodburning stoves into customers cars, had one last week turned up in an Audi a3 cabrio to pick up a 120kg stove, i offered to del for £30, tight git insisted taking it and i dumped it on his front passenger seat.
I suggest you take a few blocks of wood to get the boiler high enough so the balance point is level with the lip of the boot, plus a couple of large cardboard boxes one piece on top of another so you can slide the boiler in.
The other option is get it sent to you on a pallet, about £45.