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Imagine how much Ford would charge you for one of those ! £4/500.
Even £35 is a 'steal', real value for money.

If you REALLY want to know what future the State has planned for us , read the report on UKFIRES.ORG.
It is THE official State website , so no problem with viruses ,etc.
You might want a stiff drink close at hand , be warned.

Ever tried nailing jelly to a tree ?

Broken spring ?

Unless you live in an area growing sugar-cane, the whole 'green' ethanol addition is just a scam.
More fuel is used in creating ethanol from barley , by ploughing, sowing,harvesting, refining , delivering, than what you produce at the end.
Lots of nice subsidies though to collect in the process.

Yes, that's fine, just make sure there is not too much thread 'inside' the bush.
And just double check that M12 is what you need.
M14 bolts are all around that area.

For the purists , it is easy enough to remove this muck from the petrol but it does make fuel a shade expensive having to throw 10% by volume away every time.

NO, NO, NO.
At £43 each they are way over spec.
Ordinary bolts are plenty strong enough to do the job , just look on ebay at ALL the M12 options , there is one there somewhere.

Put simply , ethanol is bad, bad, bad but for the green brigade it is classed as 'renewable'. Having wrecked older engines with E5 , the 'Coup-de-grace' comes with a double dose , E10. That's twice as much water as before . Never mind that it is produced from barley, wheat, etc,, highly subsidised, ...

OK Trevor, will do.

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