An English couple want to rent my house at Pont de la Taule for 6 months, starting in about 4-5 weeks times...so it's all hands on deck starting Monday to get the huge amount of works completed that are required to make it habitable. Meantime I'm trying to finish all the other outstanding works, mainly a complicated set of cupboards/shelves that sit in the well of the staircase in John and Sandrine's gite.
Rupert stayed over yesterday on his way to the off-road event in the Spanish Pyrenees which he helps to set up each year. He's coming back with his Australian girlfriend in a week or so's time.
The weather is slowly getting less humid and less cloudy but it's still poor for this time of year and with the humidity comes the flies...they're driving me mad.
Après avoir travaillé pendant quelques jours, le motoculteur est décédé à nouveau et malgré tout faire nous pouvons penser qu'il ne sera pas juste de démarrer ... vraiment frustrant.
Une couple d'Anglaise voulez louer ma maison à Pont de la Taule pour 6 mois, à partir de quatre ou cinq semaines... c'est "tout le monde sur le pont" à partir de lundi pour obtenir la quantité énorme de travaux achevés qui sont nécessaires pour le faire habitable. En attendant, je vais essayer de terminer tous les autres choses , principalement un ensemble complexe d'armoires / étagères qui sont assis dans la cage de l'escalier de John et gite de Sandrine.
Rupert séjourné ici hier. Il revient avec sa petite amie australienne dans une semaine.
Le temps est lentement obtenir moins humide, mais il est encore pauvre pour ce moment de l'année et avec l'humidité provient des mouches ... ils me rend fou.
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J rang me on Tuesday about an English couple who could have been interested in renting our house for 6 months from Sep - I am guessing the couple who are taking Pont de la Taule are the same pair?
Probably?
When I was married & lived in rural northern California we had both a lawnmower & a rototiller.
Several times both stopped dead and wouldn't start. The problem in both cases was a small piece of metal (probably potmetal or aluminium) which was sort of a safety measure--it would break and prevent the motor from being damaged (usually due to rough ground or something hitting the blade in the case of the mower.
It's been a long time and I don't remember the name of the item (key?) but it's one of those simple little things that people usually forget.
Mind you, it's just a suggestion, perhaps it will ring a bell in someone else's mind..
hope you get it fixed soon, so nice to have the machine do the work for us.
best wishes,
Lynda
Hi Lynda
I think it's called a "shear-link" or "shear-pin", it protects the drive shaft from damage when you hit an immovable object. Alas my problem is an altogether different one. Have had some more ideas as to what it might be, but as I don't need to use the rotovator until next spring it can wait...I have more urgent tasks to do!!
Thanks for the comment.
Lee
Count us in for extra hands at PdlT
Alun & Breezy
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