This is pure wickedness. "oga calm down ṅaa" you started beating her as if she is not human.

GAZZUZZ:
and she's alive and running.......

YouTube video uploading.... Taking her home tonight.

charging worked so well I was driving the car for about a minute before engine decided to start.

Wow! Congrats boss

Enough of the side talk.

bendovex:
where is your workshop sir?

No 36 eze gbaka gbaka Street off elelenwo woji road woji, port Harcourt.

arantess:
At last , one based in PH Pls share ur digits, tnx

08068757123

When you drive too fast you consume more fuel. When you drive too slow, you are not safe either. I did say balance your speed. 80-90 km/h

AutoMoTech:

Thats good. So i can refer potential customers to ur workshop

Yes. Thanks

AutoMoTech:

Nice. Na PH U dey shey?

Yes

bendovex:

Thanks for your response,
so the problem is from the transmission? Do you know any competent technician you can recommend around Port Harcourt?
Thanks once again.

Bring it to our workshop.

It's 6:06 pm

These market guys are something else

GAZZUZZ:


Early in the Morning, I took out all the cells from the battery frame, separated them into two packs, 1 pack were the Unhealthy batteries below 7V, and the 3 that were overcharged. the other pack were the healthy cells.

I then Further divided the Unhealthy cells into two equal packs, connected each division into parallel connections, and connected both divisions (now connected parallel) into 1 series connection.

Output became 15.4V (7.7VX2). I connected the batteries to my old charge controller for my solar panel. This was perfect for my intended use.

Connected and charging went well with no heat, just steady slow rise until ...........







Clouds came, rain started and there was no Sun to charge cells.

You are almost there. Is a matter of time

Remove the Honda picture. Happy sales

gifted21:
I have been following this thread, l like your response, thank you for taking out time from your busy schedule to answer questions here.
Please you are now my last resort, wish l was in Lagos would have brought the vehicle to your place.
Am using a Toyota Carina e, hatch back, started bring white smoke kazem advised to change the rings/rims(l don't know the actual name), after the change it started bring black smoke and won't move. It will start but won't fire, they said l should change air flow meter, didn't stop, change injector head abi sensor, l did next thing the car won't start.
Took it to another kazeem, said l should buy top cylinder that the car was not revolving fine, after fixing it, car will start once but won't 'raise' and won't move.
Plz help. Thank you

kazeemimization.

kunleweb:
I have detailed research papaer on ugwu farmig for up to 100 acres. I'm willing to be your research infromation provider. send your whatsapp digits to musbuq @ gmail.com

onye oshi

Praying God for a good harvest

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5 weeks 3 days

adebobconed:
Well done Man, you're doing a great job.

Thanks man

GAZZUZZ:


Is that what I taught you? You never buy just the pump. I am sorry problem will be back shortly

choi!

thebigkendo:

Ahhh for just the pump or complete?

Just the pump.

radautoworks:


Pele. I wish it was cheaper. How much did you get the toks? I genuinely hope the toks last for a while and I don't see you again in 3-6 months. That happens A LOT.

#10,500. At Ikoku market in port Harcourt.

thebigkendo:


FreshMekanik come & collect your fresh fuel pump

Baba see price.. He no respond again

Honestly I was speechless. Na tukumbo I come settle for.

This is the current state of the maize.
4 weeks 4 days. this picture was taken yesterday.

money spent so far

#3000 for clearing of the farm

#2000 for Trimming of palm trees

I burnt the burnt the bush and packed the firewood myself.

#500 for maize (bought from our local market, I didn't know where to buy hybrid maize seed in imo state )

#2000 for the boys that assisted me in planting

#3000 for 5 custard bucket of NPK fertilizer

#1000 for DD force pesticide. ( i noticed caterpillar was eating up the maize so I bought DD force and spread on them.) I mixed at 2 capful per 10 litres of water.

Total = #11,500

FreshMekanik:
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This picture was taken after weeding at 3weeks. After which I applied NPK fertilizer. I was to apply the npk at 2 weeks, but I was not able to travel until the 3rd week.

I will be uploading the picture of the current state at 4 weeks 4 days later today.

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My maize at 3weeks

To cut the long story short. I was able to plant the maize . I planted at 2 maize per hole at 30cm across column and 80cm across row. I did manual planting so some might be shorter while others longer

It wasn't easy,

I have been conscious of my expenses so did a lot thing my self so won't end up at a loss since its my first time.

Over their in jigawa, they were not fully into maize farming. So I don't really know much about planting maize in large quantity. I was just a novice. I started making my research.

A lot of people talked about hybrid maize. I didn't know were to buy one I decided to go with the ones sold at our village market.

The experience I had in the north increased my passion for farming. So I wanted to farm something no matter how small.

I decided to go with maize. I asked my mum to help me with a farm land. I was offered two plots of land opposite our house. I paid some people to help me clear the land, plus the person that will trim the palm trees.

There is this stereotype about farming been 'suffer man stuff' I can't remember seeing any body farm anything commercial in my village. So I was scared of what people will say seeing me farming. What if I fail? A lot of things came across my mind. But I was able to overcome all of them and went ahead with my farm project.

I have always been a lover of farming but I have never been able to practice it apart fromy the normal family farm.


So I was posted to serve in jigawa state, after which I was posted to a school in a village as my ppa. I witnessed reall farming not what I call ceremonial farming we practice in my village. So of them farm trice in a year. In my mind i passionately wanted to farm, but I was not able due to several factors ranging from language barrier, unfamiliar environment, discouragement by fellow corps member, finance etc.

After I made friends among the locals, I started following them to their farms to assist them since I wasn't courageous enough to go for a farm of my own.. They were surprise seeing a Corper do such. That little gesture reserved a special place for me in their heart.

Fast forward after nysc