HT Leads Advice for purchase of.....please.....
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HT Leads Advice for purchase of.....please.....
As with some other parts being you get what you pay for, should there be a certain brand / type to go for or avoid????
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WANTED old treadle lathe please......
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"GOT ANY OLD TOOLS??"
"WANT ANY OLD TOOLS??"
WANTED old treadle lathe please......
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1980 2.0L Aircooled Blue Hightop Holdsworth Villa Camper
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Before Autocavan was absolved into GSF, one of their mechanics said the best leads to fit are the bog standard ones (usually are Bosch or equivalent) as stocked by GSF. They have a long life cycle and there is no advantage in fitting expensive ones. Don't whatever you do buy them from Halfords - they charge the earth for leads and they're not as good as the standard ones GSF supply.
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