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Same sort of issue as these. http://www.fatallyflawed.org.uk/index.html

My mistake didn't read through the whole thing. I put it again at the bottom just incase someone else only read it like I did lol. Sorry fella.

When I re-done mine less than a month ago we was told to wear it, what happens going across a bumpy site when the bucket starts really bouncing? With a harness you stay in bucket! Without one you fly out! Sure you was not thinking a about PASMA training?

Exactly what I thought maybe it is above the recommended distance for tails, so they put in t/e and an isolator?

Think I've got here just in time. Next kitchen the fitter has "Done the electrics for me." If I had have got here an hour later all this would be covered with that nice glassworks.

Come back after a few days away from site and my sockets and spurs have been replaced with this lovely glass work. God only knows what the Polish kitchen fitter has done with them. Time to break the news it's all got to come off again.

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http://isswww.co.uk/VoltageContinuity-Probes/ Large selection there. I've always used fluke, seem to last a lot longer than an unbranded one. Marc

Yep I got the monster makes the 24v look silly now. Got my apprentice the baby one with the shock absorbing handle thing. Still spot on and a bit lighter. Marc

Top job there, looking for new subbies. Wonder what his day rate is. ROTFWL Marc

Thanks for the heads up. Marc

Bosch 36v. I had same problem batteries from my bosch 24v have also died. Bought the new bosch 36v and so far I am not looking back. Marc

I had same problem, 600 saving really does pay to shop around. Marc

Hello I'm Marc from Kent been working for a company for six years taken the plunge at becoming self employed.