Kwik fit

rexthecat wrote:
Mud now gone so if he has complaint when i do the other side I'm in a stronger position in informing the arse their may be more to life than being an arse and counting your money, i doubt it will have much effect but I can have fun demoing it,

Be careful, you may find that car repairs, and even washing it are forbidden in the parking area, even if it is your space. Check your lease/tenancy agreement before winding him up further.

You are certainly not allowed to wash or work on your car on the street (except essential repairs to get it moving), depends on who owns the actual ground you are standing on.

facade wrote:

rexthecat wrote:
Mud now gone so if he has complaint when i do the other side I'm in a stronger position in informing the arse their may be more to life than being an arse and counting your money, i doubt it will have much effect but I can have fun demoing it,

Be careful, you may find that car repairs, and even washing it are forbidden in the parking area, even if it is your space. Check your lease/tenancy agreement before winding him up further.

You are certainly not allowed to wash or work on your car on the street (except essential repairs to get it moving), depends on who owns the actual ground you are standing on.

Good point with flats. I have lived in a rented flat before and they had similar rules.

I had this trouble at my parents house when i had an old proper mini i was only ment to carry out miner repairs but seeing as im in the trade what do you class as miner i had a housing officer come round as i started to remove the engine i made a deal with him if i took longer than an hour he could report me it took he 45mins he huffed turned round and walked away never did see or here from him again then thay brought the house lol

Of course I could point out that the brake shoes are available here.... www.bigjimny.com/store/index.php?_a=product&product_id=127

As is the fitting kit...

www.bigjimny.com/store/index.php?_a=product&product_id=190

I am just in the process of changing supplier which has enabled me to drop most of the prices, some by quite a significant amount.

Martin

Yup its true, no point rocking the boat, just annoys me the level of complaint this guy was willing to spout when i,d already agreed to clear up. He had a list of complaints that he was willing to complain about too, other things he perceived as other people doing wrong in the block. And I guess strictly speaking he's right no some guy probably isn't allowed to park his bike there etc.

His basic point was if everyone did what he expected of them then it would be a great place to live, I have my doubts. Generally there's a good atmosphere and the neighbours are friendly, seeing that the rules are strictly followed is going to crap on most of us.

Still I'll play nice, but I gotta say he's still an arse.