I got one of these to hang up in the stable. Have just installed it and turned it on and off a few times with the remote control (how swish is that?!)
It has 20 LEDs and it is nice and bright.
www.stablelights.co.uk
I will be getting another one for my dad one for xmas - it will be...
This does the job for me - needs a bit of elbow grease comapred to the thing you linked to, but it gets them up lovely
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/321487399940
80 miles @ 20mpg with diesel at £6.13 per gallon = £24.52
But 20mpg towing is optimistic
I would be expect the fuel bill (as per ROG's method of fill to fill) to be £40 / £45 and, of course, your friend shouldn't be buying her own lunch that day!
For those so inclined, it would be interesting...
Maybe what has happened is that OP has bought two dresses that were listed separately with £6 each postage and, in buying two, expected to benefit from the seller combining the two purchases into one parcel for delivery.
However, as others have said, there is ample opportunity to understand the...
When the Blacks in York was closing down a few years back, the Helly Hanson base layers were being sold of for £2.99. I bought 71 of them, 28 of which were even in my size!
What about the Skoda Yeti?
The huys over at briskoda seem to think it fits the bill nicely http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/273045-yeti-as-a-tow-car/
I think it might be covered by the policy that comes with an American Express platinum card. I read something somewhere on another forum about the cover applying to a trailer he was towing with a hire car.
I don't have the documents to hand just now and the nearest I can find on the website is...
OK, so the seller is a dealer, that puts things more in your favour. She is expected to have more expertise than you and the onus is more on her to be accurate and complete with the description etc.
You should certainly be phoning or visiting to encourage her to make good on her offer to have...
can you prove - to the standards required by a court - that the horse is mis described
if not, don't waste your time / money with the court route
your best option is to try to get the seller to take him back as she already offered to do
given that she offered, threatening with court at this...
If the seller is a private seller, surely you are down to the goodwill of the seller here? You say she has stopped replying to your texts - have you phoned her to take her up on the offer of taking him back?
Much like buying a car privately, it is surely caveat emptor unless deliberately...
does sound like an air leak
could be a connector come loose (best case) or systematic failure of every pipe and vessel in the system (worst case and very unlikely).
best to get it looked at