Pleeeeese stop selling chinese clack! (particularly bearing UK brand names). It either never works in the first place or it breaks straight away.:mad:
It beggers belief that these numptys are building roads and bridges all over the world. :eek:
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Pleeeeese stop selling chinese clack! (particularly bearing UK brand names). It either never works in the first place or it breaks straight away.:mad:
It beggers belief that these numptys are building roads and bridges all over the world. :eek:
Where is better clack made?
Clackmannanshire
What is clack?
where i come from it mean rubbish or another word for poo if you get what i mean
Britain should still be able to make that then.
but you get what you pay for if you buy cheap clack expect it to break
Ah ha a clack attack
Every steel bridge comes with a free panda. BargainiferousQuote:
Originally Posted by ducati
I agree, that's why I rarely buy the cheapest option. Latest in a long line; an 'RAC' Branded battery charger used twice, failed.Quote:
Originally Posted by starfish
Cost £40. Not cheap I'm sure you will agree.
Four brand names I've had problems with off the top of my head. RAC, Wolf, Spear & Jackson, Karcher
Conversley, I've bought stuff from 'The Very Happy Electronics Company' and it's been fine [lol]