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Hi just joined tonight, I'm a time served plumber and gas fitter and been in the game nearly 12 years post apprenticeship.
I've spent the majority of my work on the gas side of things, boiler servicing, breakdowns and replacements/installs, gas fire replacements/installs and warm air servicing and repair. Thanks again for letting me join, I've joined in the hope of learning more from others and I'm happy to help in problem solving and engage in conversations.

Harry.
 
Welcome Harry.
HCT said:
I've joined in the hope of learning more from others and I'm happy to help in problem solving and engage in conversations.
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You'll learn nowt on 'ere lad!

We're all just MISOGs passing our final few hours till Dr Death arrives and relieves us of the tedium of our wasted lives serving the ungrateful b4stards that are the general pubic :(:(:(





Or, grab hold and hang on! :D Look out for the sarkie gits and the barbed comments and generally have a good crack. The sensible and grateful members of the public make it worthwhile :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
 
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