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Diana and Jackie

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  1. Found this for you , amazing what you can do using Google search.

    Diana

    http://www.knowhere.co.uk/Kettering/Northamptonshire/Midlands/messages?start=6

     

    I recently purchased a 2.0 KVA Haverhill generator and I am looking for someone to assist in servicing this unit, perhaps an ex employee of the company, with servicing knowledge, could contact me and help with my problems. Thanks   

    • Re: Haverhill Generators by phil (Member 10120231) on 18-Mar-2004
      ref your haverhill gen,if you still need help get in touch. ex service engineer

       

    • Re: Haverhill Generators by stuart sharples (Member 10125393) on 28-May-2004
      I Have recently purchased a Haverhill Generators Battery charger unit type LWA 100 it has 12 or 24vdc switched output rated at 15 A for 12v and 13A for 24V the genny gives out 12 and 24v but the control board appears to be dead does anyone know of an ex service engineer or anyone with circuit diagrams for the voltage regulator board

      Best regards and heres hoping Stuart

       

    • Re: Haverhill Generators by phil (Member 10120231) on 5-Nov-2004
      Stuart I have diagrams for most of the haverhill units if you still need them.phil@clar50.freeserve.co.uk
  2. 14 hours ago, Surveyor said:

    That was true, but now you need a ticket to dig and reinstate, it is supposedly to prevent holes in the highway having to be dug up several times to sort

    Anyone digging on a street or highway under the Roads and Streetworks Act 1991 has to have a licence.  In a nutshell this was introduced by the Government in order to prevent a road or pavement being incorrectly re-instated, thus causing subsidence or potholes. It was also to prevent a road or pavement being dug up, reinstated and dug up a few months later by a different utility to the first.

    The fact of the matter is the dodgy practices of the past still continue with some contractors totally ignoring the legislation - especially some councils own staff !!!!

    Diana

  3. 10 minutes ago, Baz48 said:

    Correct I have just been through the mill regarding keeping my minibus and other entitlements H-licence ect now I have reached seventy. It only took 3-1/2 months and eleven phone calls to DVLA so I may continue driving minibuses on  a voluntary basis for the benefit of others at my local authority. it also means I can enjoy driving friends QL and OY or the International or Fordson sadly I don't have my 432 anymore but if I had I'd enjoy taking it shopping at Tesco as I did in the past

    In  my observation the ability to drive has nothing to do with age and a lot to do with common sense and a perception of danger, which in my experience is declining.

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  4. On 6/26/2018 at 9:10 AM, paul connor said:

    Oh yes, I forgot about that part, after 70yrs they remove your minibus D1 entitlement and C1 >7.5 tonnes categories I believe? 

    Not strictly true, it can be maintained provided your doctor and optician pass you fit to drive, though another piece of legislative nonsense is the  ability to hold a B licence and pass a H test then drive a tracked vehicle of any weight, provided you maintain your B licence.

    Diana

  5. 15 minutes ago, Norbo said:

    Its not that bad its only got 8 or 9 bits of chrome on it not my cup of tea  and air horns look a bit odd but i dont think you would have more then a day to remove the chrome and paint the stuff you intend to keep .  Each to there own i say  its not what i would do doesn't mean its wrong if the bloke likes that thats all that matters as its him that was driving it . £500 and its all green .

     

    Does that include putting back the bits that have gone missing ? (If you can find them)........

    Diana

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