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18 hours ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

Never mind feeding the dogs. Neuter the bloody things.

You should go there sometime see what they do ,you will be amazed how it is  

you can talk to the abbot monk   he is a great guy 

maybe make a donation or take 5 big bags of food 

i have been there and see the fantastic work they do and all the workers dedicated to sick animals ,

use  cloud  easy

And when the fire is out

All a  big mistake and all the crap will get into the  environment  .never cleaned up  and who owns it Bankrupt Moved on to the next shady business ,

what  a disaster around the coast of Rayong  going towards  Cambodia   it is very pleasant   near Ban Pai on the coast road .many of you must have  been there ,

1 hour ago, vivananahuahin said:

what can you expect from such uneducated people, this is the result of free visa politic, I cannot understand, of this the government is desesperated about the tourism and financial situation.

why do u think Russians are un educated ?

Put the power off first 

then f you van not find reset button under neath take cover off  

 look what you do for reset button or google  the heater make and ask how to reset 

if u are not confident to do ask someone who is 

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On 4/14/2024 at 2:15 PM, Kinnock said:

Looking to replace the ancient Isuzu farm truck with something a bit newer.  I know that condition probably trumps the brand when buying second hand, but my experience has been all cars and motorcycles, so I'm clueless about diesel pick up trucks ... so wanted opinions on what types of trucks I should be searching for on Marketplace?  That will help narrow the search, then we can buy on condition/price.

 

Basic 2-door manual would be fine.  4 wheel drive would be nice, as would auto, but not essential.  No need for a hard top or cover.  Ideally standard spec with no fat 'racing' wheels as it will need to drive on farms as well as local roads. Budget around 150,000 to 200,000 THB.

 

First thought was a Hilux Vigo for reliability and spares availability, but they look to be higher cost than an equivalent age and condition Navara or Ranger.  Isuzu and Mitsubishi also seem to hold their prices well, so if I want better condition for the cash should I go for a secondary brand?

 

I guess a turbo is less desirable when buying a clunker farm truck?  Is manual or auto preferable for older trucks?  Any brands to avoid, such as Chevrolet?

 

Tips/suggestions appreciated.

Hi There i have a 4x4 Isuzu  for sale it has 300000km but always serviced and in Good state of repair   just had the diesel pump in the tank renewed  with original spare  if u interested contact me via this site 

13 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

Are you old enough to recall the ghetto-style jungle bunny BoomBoxes of the late 60s and 70s, in places like the Bronx and Harlem?

Those were far worse.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Count yourself, these days, lucky....maybe...

 

 

Fantastic  far less  agro than now 

5 hours ago, Expat Tom said:

Interesting but misleading. First, there are many many crime index reports.

 

https://www.numbeo.com/crime/rankings_by_country.jsp

 

Numbeo is considered to have the most extensive data basis. 

They rank Thailand as 100th and ahead of the USA, the UK,

Italy, Belgium and France. Thailand is ranked safer and with less crime

than most European countries. 

So, choose your own index to follow. 

I have visited  more the 75 countries and lived for longer than

one year in Asia, North America, Europe, South America and Micronesia 

and no place is perfect. 

I am an American expat and have lived in Thailand for well over 10 years.

To each his own but, as for me, I am quite happy to be here. 

me to

Intenet     Immigration         look it up no need  whine  it is all there for the reading Plan accordingly all government closed on the Monday 8 April

Next week many days closed .

many people make problems self just read up

if you dont read or use internet dont complain.

1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:

I visited Phuket several months ago after not having been there in about 10 years, and I was astonished at how low the quality of the tourists and expats were. A lot of Russians, a lot of Arabs, a lot of Indians, very, very few Europeans or Westerners. Any place that has about 40% or 50% Russian tourists is going to be a place that is difficult to have a good time. These are not nice people, these are not polite people, these are rough people with a Cossack background, who come from a very uncivilized nation.

 

As far as this guy goes anytime at anyone attacks a policeman he should be locked up. Perhaps there should be a mandatory prison sentence for this kind of ridiculous behavior. 

Have you ever been to Russia ?

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On 3/19/2024 at 8:02 AM, luckyblock token said:

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I am interested to buy a triple sim mobile, where and how can I find one, google was not very helpful

what models are available in 2024?

thanks to the experts

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On 3/12/2024 at 7:10 AM, giddyup said:

I had two new ones that I'd bought from Lazada previously, but when I went to change it I found they wouldn't screw in, and the thread was much shorter than the original. Problem is the tap is now leaking like crazy, so waiting another week or so to be delivered from China is out of the question. The kitchen tap has a shut off valve under the sink, but of course it's frozen and won't move.

wd 40 works wonders

16 hours ago, pixelaoffy said:

Ah,so uncle and it seems the mother is happy with just an apology! Sums up how pathetic the values of these people are. Of course some farang pushes someone off their steps and the Phuket Thai mob is in uproar. 

Not There Steps but government land steps 

Child beating is like this u beat 1 devil out and 10 in  never hit a child or a doctor       

buy all new here the freight and import and red tape customs port duty will screw you keep the money buy new 

16 hours ago, uttradit said:

What do you want people to say? This happens weekly in Thailand.

Yes it does a never ending story

Who cares just mind your own business 

you are not forced to look 

maybe who is looking gets a cheap thrill 

in the 60/70 years  the flower power age  everybody did it on the beach  was the hype  

22 hours ago, Moonlover said:

I've seen this these trucks pulling away from red lights, 0 to 60kph in half an hour. Or crawling their way up the slightest incline. Sorry, not convinced.

Clapped out old 

3 hours ago, Moonlover said:

This of course only applies to the Bangkok Metropolitan Area. Meanwhile up in sugar cane land:

 

 

this is not overloaded it sugar cane not Bricks  not much weight

Flying back to Lampang yesterday from Bangkok  

if you see the rice field fires burning on the way up there is a wonder happening that there is any breathing air at all ,

fires everywhere  let the government start with this no burning policy first that would do SOME good then 

start looking how to improve this old bus situation and these so called wizz cars with the diesel system open to far causing darkness when they go by from fumes because not adjusted right 

but Thailand is Thailand  don't give people good ideas it causes aggravation  aggression 

no need to quit Smoking  u don't need cigarettes its free ,

what about the rear view mirror is that more important than human life 

same brake failure is bad maintenance service or a quick sleep cos drive long hours no stops 

it is always  play with life on these roads 

hopefully the duty policeman pulls through 

The embassy has to be notified about a foreigner death and also the police .

an then the embassy makes  the paper work ,

if you have a Non B and work permit the BOI in BKK send you also after 2 years renewal a fast track paper 

which you show at Fast track going out  never asked for coming in ,

i don't know if this is for everybody  but they have given me 3 years straight  came with my digital work permit

How is your roof prefab frame going to be fixed to the Wall/concrete structure?

here is normal have concrete leg where the truss sits on a side ledge then a bolt put through to anker off 

if you have a drawing  of what you are building i would be happy to e mail you advise  

we built our roof structure here and welded onsite but one word of advise is go  look at the structure before delivery,

take someone with you who knows about structure welding and if there is stress bends from to hot welding dont Yake let them make again 

as anti rust here is a spray can is better to use Nippon paint Primer then top coat 3 times we did that 4 years ago no rust as yet .

if u want send me your e mail  via this site