stubuzz

13 minutes ago, dinga said:

Would it be feasible for me to similarly apply a single dose of SC200 by spray - or does the treatment really need to be applied some distance below ground to be effective??? (if likely effective, I was thinking about maybe treatment with SC200 every 2-3 years, and continuing with Chaindrite (say) every 3/6 months).    

You will need to dig a trench 6-12 inches deep around your property.  Lots of stuff on YouTube.

If it raises salaries, yes.

The reporter on BBC says that the police are currently monitoring more than 3000 potential terrorists in the UK.

1 hour ago, Issanman said:

That does not look anything like a Yamaha GT125. 

Yamaha GT125 has mag wheels front and rear.

49 minutes ago, giddyup said:

They were issued long ago, no more.

They were stopped 20+ years ago.

I have a friend that has a lifetime license.

I do not agree with hitting children, but the article fails to explain what the student did to the teacher.

Minimum grade API SG/CD (SAE 10W-40) Fully or part synthetic.

Check the specs here http://www.oilspecifications.org/api_eolcs.php

You should also be looking at the oil specifications: API; ACEA; JASO...  There is a lot of crap oil sold here.

Coffee?

3 minutes ago, Doiger said:

The previous uk owners probably don't want them to be found.

they have probably already been paid out by their insurance companies and got brand new cars.

Then the car belongs to the insurance company.

1 hour ago, snoop1130 said:

After being told the car must be sent back to Britain, he became furious, claimed to be a former politician of a major party and threatened to sue the whole investigation team, the source said. 

There must be different laws for politicians.

7 hours ago, macknife said:

This is the size. the 100/70 rear is a hard size to find. Michelin don't have it.

I don't mind changing the size but the rear tyre is quite low profile and is very very close to the wheel arch.

 

@ stubuzz:

Are you sure 80/90 can fit the rear? 70 to 90 is a big jump considering the tyre is already close to the wheel arch. The closest michelin I could find was a 90/80

Yes the stock tyres suck in the wet.

I have them on my bike.  I will post a picture later.

2 hours ago, papa al said:

What size is it.?

80/90-14

This happens everywhere, and why do they do it?  Because there are no consequences for their selfish and dangerous behaviour.

3 hours ago, Bmouthboyo said:

So if the buyer wants to come and buy it on a weekend he will need to make another trip to BKK to transfer at the DLT, arrange for transfer of plates to different province and collect in pattaya.

No. He will need to do it in Pattaya.

14 hours ago, macknife said:

But what Michelins fit the back wheel? It's a very odd size.

I had Michelin Pilot Streets, and now i have Michelin City Pro.

Take a picture of the disk and caliper and post it. 

However, It does sound like the pads and disks need de-glazing and some new anti squeal compound applied to the back of the pads.

39 minutes ago, rodmunch said:

So if I sign a contract that states employees must give at least a 2-week notice, then it would be ok if I just gave a one-week notice instead? Because according to (9) of this link below, I would have to give a 2-week notice if I get paid every 2 weeks

So, you are being paid weekly?

I have a GT. The first thing you need to do is replace the crap stock tyres with a set of Michelins.

If the buyer wants to register the vehicle in Pattaya, he will need 2 copies of everything. First, he will  get a new Pattaya  registration plate and It will cost 500bt per 100k of the vehicle price.   Then register the vehicle in his name.  It takes a few days to complete everything.

I would also get a copy of the buyers passport in case there are any problems later on.

What province is the car registered to now?

At the start of the video he asked for the name of the policeman, who refused to give it.  This is why he refused to get out of the car.  He also asked if there was any video evidence of the woman driving, which there wasn't.  I would say he stayed extremely calm throughout.

You have Imidacloprid a systemic insecticide.  I use fipronil which can be bought for 100bt from farm/chemical shops and does the same thing. Here is an interesting safety sheet you should read,

http://npic.orst.edu/factsheets/imidagen.html