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Old Feb 28th 2007, 8:27 pm
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Can anyone tell me whether it is worth taking test equipment to oz ?
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Can anyone tell me whether it is worth taking test equipment to oz ?

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did you take all your stuff ladders/and all
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Can anyone tell me whether it is worth taking test equipment to oz ?
Im taking multimeter, loop tester, rcd tester, insulation res tester and my best hand tools all in my luggage

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did you take all your stuff ladders/and all
brought three pairs of youngerman alloy steps ( carnt use em electricain can only use firbreglass or wooden steps )
alloy extention ladder andpipe vice and all power and hand tools

pipe viceis gathering dust as these fookers dont know what galv or black enamel cond is
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