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Please I'm in Urgent need of the electric motor shown below. its specifications:

power: 1hp (750watt)
operating voltage: 110volt or 230 volt
operating current: 13 or 7 amps.

this particular one is from a Sears water pump. however, any similar model will do.

have you been able to source the pump. I've got one in Lagos you might just be interested in seeing.

have you been able to source the pump? I have one you might be interested in. will upload the pix here 2morrow if you don't mind. cheers

this is obviously not a recent post.
are you by any chance still in the business?

jamexborn:
20k, how many you need ?

are you kidding?

if you'll accept 8k, I might patronize you cos I'm also interested in getting one.

your money's worth!
A well maintained car.

stop buying her gifts or giving her money to know if she truly luvs u.

oseri:
Location and any check engine light pls

I've answered location.

no check engine light.

Ederovie:
I've got 400k Thank you

NO. Thanks!

murphyt:
location

come to UNILAG to view it pls.

Not a single fix to make, just buy and zoooom off!

more pictures:

Neatly Used Golf 4 for sale

Well Maintained:

2 Front tyres changed 3 weeks ago
Gear oil: Changed and serviced
Shock absorbers: Replaced
Engine: Recently serviced
Plugs: 4 Plugs changed 2 weeks ago
Nozzle: Cleaned

Reason for sale: Needs to upgrade

Transmission: Automatic
I4 Engine
Mileage: 193,597
Air Condition: Functional
Air Bags: Functional
Multi function steering wheel, All Side airbags, Remote locking.
Radio/CD, Rear headrests, Traction control, electric windows, Steering wheel rake adjustment, Electric door mirrors, Alarm, AC, Audio remote control, Electrically adjustable drivers seat, Full size spare wheel, PAS, Drivers airbag, Electrically adjustable passenger seat,Height adjustable drivers seat, Remote central locking, Child security lock.

CertifiedFreak:
Dude, your rice sweet well

indeed. he used some very nice spice to cook it but no 'sauce'

Does it have an inbuilt battery or need your customers buy a separate battery?

Thanks for the insight.

I have a question:

In your last calculation, you did 1008/70

Please where did you get the 70 from

KanwuliaJara:
It is obvious that you are very insecure. You leave your exams to focus on the dynamics of your dysfunctional marriage. You lack diplomacy and are very CONFRONTATIONAL!
If your MIL does not pick your calls or reply your text message WHY ARE YOU BOTHERED?

You need to learn to control your emotions and prioritize your affairs in the order of importance.
You have exams to prepare for and you are on NL whining!
Are you the only parent to those kids?

The time you should spend taking care or YOUR affairs you spend NAGGING about your husband and MIL. You want to travel with 2 BABIES alone to write an exam?

From your first post up there, I could list a million reasons why you keep having domestic issues.
You lack proper communication skills for one and you have a VICTIM-MENTALITY.

You feel aggrieved?
Why should you?
You are too NEEDY!
Get help and learn to relax!
Marriage is not a cross to be carried to Calvary!!!

You've said it all!

I couldn't have said it better.

Frankly, I was fuming with disgust when I read OP's post. I cant agree more that OP is insecure, loutish and lacks courtesy. Marriage requires diplomacy and maturity. Op has clearly demonstrated that she grossly lacks both.

1. Your hubby reassured you he will take care of the kids, why bother? At that point when you doubted his ability to fully cater for his kids in less than 24hours that you are away, I'm sure you deflated his morale, his confidence, his pride as a father, his ability to take charge and responsibility in your absence....etc...that alone is enough to stir strife and indignation. He must have been grappling to clamp his pulse when you 'added salt to injury' by confiscating his wallet - this prompted his vehement action (pushing) against you. I guess you were lucky the accident only ended in a concussion. It could have been worse.

2. You MIL refused your calls, so what the heck? without her, you can surely make alternatives ( which I think is absolutely unnecessary since your hubby gave his words. Why whining like one childish moaning minnie.

I can go on & on, but apparently, a lot has been said and I want to believe that you have gained one or two things from the load of comments on your thread. Pls learn to be calm, relaxed and manage pressures with less worry. Equanimity is one quality that I can clearly spot isn't in your character. There was no point calling your mum (though you haven't stated you did) or your MIL.

ireneidiva:
You are rude.

not only rude...but also very cold hearted.

op, there's a little data entry job I'm supervising. however, I'm afraid its just for two weeks. if you don't mind, send in a pm.

already saggy?

lomomike:
Bros, we are fed up with this serpentine belt shredding, and I have come humbly to whisper to you to buy OEM belt, pulleys and tensioners. However, during installation follow the recommended tension force and torque of the pulleys, tensioner and belt.

One of those belts was specially ordered from US by a friend I complained so bitterly to. The specification: 6PK2150 BOSCH, yet it was eventually shreded as others. Pls spare me marketing gimmicks here. There seems a technical fault in an unknown pulley which if not fixed, will shred any belt installed. Ive changed tensioner. This is a serious case for smart auto Engineers, not marketers.

previously shredded belts

the shredding seem to all be in similar pattern...as you can see from the pix, the last line of the belt is finely shredded, then tangles within the pulley system.

belt shredding has re-surged again. Two belts shredded in 2 days

don't bother your head....do they (custom/police) read ?


anyway, just to satisfy yourself, you could get a learned custom officer for a superseding cover up letter clarifying 'To whom it may concern' that the error was a typo. be sure to drop some tips.

500k or trade in?

here pix too large to attach

Piyke:
Are you saying the tensioner was the culprit?

Absolutely!

happy to be back on the road

Piyke:
My bro was having this same problem on his 03 Camry until he got OEM serpentine belt. Once installed no more

I've fixed the fault. the new tensioner I bought wasn't any better than the faulty one in the car. I had to change it and that really worked.