Still no luck with these tap bonnets and I'm thinking I'm going to have to break them off somehow. So 2 questions:- what's the easiest way to get thes ...
Hi Jason, It has been a while since I've been active on here. I actually had a head injury that kept me from any projects for quite a while. I'm back ...
Also do you have a guide about how to use the strap wrench on the tapered flange? I struggle to get any tension with it but suspect it’s my technique. ...
Thanks Mitchell, I’ve been able to run a knife behind the flange comfortably so I’m confident it’s not stuck with silicone.The angle makes it difficul ...
TLDRAny ideas how to get this tap bonnet off? Hi everyone, the tap set installed across our house is my nemesis. If I had the money I would replace t ...
Hi @Doonesbaby, it's going really well thanks! I just planted out both beds with self seeded cherry tomato plants so am expecting to feed the street t ...
So sorry to hear of your injury Tim (@timjeffries) - that sounds terrible and I hope you have now made a full recovery. So glad to hear you are back o ...
Hi @timjeffries,
Many thanks for your question, I'd be pleased to assist. This is a fairly common issue with tapered tap flanges. The angular nature ...
Hi Jason, It has been a while since I've been active on here. I actually had a head injury that kept me from any projects for quite a while. I'm back ...
TLDRAny ideas how to get this tap bonnet off? Hi everyone, the tap set installed across our house is my nemesis. If I had the money I would replace t ...
@Krustyfundoh It's not in the ground at all actually. I used Cypress. Basically it's 4 posts down each side with the 200x50 capping and the tin tying ...
Highly recommend aerating your compost. Check out this simple method for a quick solution http://littleveggiepatchco.com.au/blogs/news/8144159-compost ...
There are so many options available to you @donna. Do you have a sense of what you would like to use it for? That might point you in the right directi ...
Hi @tobiasfamily, there is actually a way to combine a garden bed and a worm farm that works wonderfully well. Check out this post over at Milkwood fo ...