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  1. 13 minutes ago, radiomike7 said:

    Essentially a linch pin, there are several different types of locking methods, I have seen these on Hollebone adaptors.

    Thanks will start looking for that, new a cotter pin was wrong, I have seen linch pins as on the Penman trailer they were a straight pin with a round ring on them

  2. I was taking the 110 to the Garage for the MoT today and the cover of the ATU box started flapping. Stopping to check I noted that only the top have the wire retaining clips holding the catches closed.

     Looking around I need another 4, any one know the correct name as mechanically an idiot? so I can hunt for them

    Thanks in advance

    Richard

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  3. 13 hours ago, ruxy said:

    Prior to filling any forms (don't fall at the first hurdle) , you need to establish  ' who you are dealing with'  as party to any proceedings.  It seems to me that this is not a Mr.  Nelz Nelson it is a  "Non-Limited Company"  known as  Elite Militaria,  my understanding is that this is legally technically different to 'Sole Trader' status - you need best opinion on this point.   From my experience in a County Court , paying for Solicitors & Barrister , you win your case then have to £ fund a Costs Hearing - then employ a "Practitioner" ,  so I hope for your sanity the Small Claims Court procedure is a easier ride !      At least his business is not Ltd. Liability - so if he has any assets in the name of his "Non-Limited Company" - then you may just be in with a small chance - provided there is no  "  Licensed Insolvency Practitioner" involved.

    Have look on companies house website all sorts of useful information there

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  4. Just now, XS650 said:

    If you can afford  the £60 it costs and you have solid back up evidence take it to the small claims court.

    This can all be done online by filling in two forms.

    What usually happens with  chaotic small firms is they ignore all the letters ,do not turn up in Court and judge automatically finds in your favour.  If they do not  pay court sends  bailiffs in and usually you get your money back and all costs.

     

    If going down this route remember to add your time and also interest per day for none payment on time i use 5% compound usually also if you have had advice add there expenses on.

    I had an issue about non payment and the small claims people were the ones who advised me to do this

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  5. 8 minutes ago, ferretfixer said:

    Understood.

    I have no concern's whatsoever of Nelz being a violent Man at all. In Fact when I lambasted Him on the Phone. On the last occasion I was actually able to speak to him! He was most flustered & embarrassed! Let's just hope IF he is present. That the Statement of Legal action being directed against Him. Will 'Galvanise' him into doig the right thing?....

    If i go in and he's not there will mention this thread which may help, I don't know how many people on he forum but that figure may help

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  6. 24 minutes ago, ferretfixer said:

    Good Man yourself.

    In the unlikely event of Nelz being in his unit. If He is, you might mention to him. That the net is closing in on Him. & that unless He comes up with the goods or a full refund as He has offered in the past.

    Then there will be no option but legal proceeding to be served upon him.....

    Thanks for your kind assistance Sir! 😉 

    I will make a judgement call if i am going in but thanks for the back up

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