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Good Van Stock.

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I carry a lot of stock on my work vehicle. People comment about how full it is and say "how do you find anything?" I say I just open a door and it falls out.


Well today I had a call-out. A tripping R.C.D. Yawn, another faulty domestic appliance I thought, water in the electrics. An easy fix just unplug everything and individually plug stuff back in until the R.C.D. trips off again.


Nope not this time. It was the immersion heater. So, having a new one onboard, I changed it with my special immersion heater spanner and big hammer, after issuing the warning about the tank possibly splitting and I will not be responsible for that.


Good van stock is essential I reckon, especially today as most shops were closed.


I don't reckon that I will ever be able to be a minimalist sparks. I love a full van.


P.S. It was the first immersion heater renewal in a long time for me, but there again it was a copper sheathed one and not Aqualoy as most seem to be these days.


Do you?


Bye,


Z.




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    Mornin' Grumpy,


    the van stock is an investment like investing in gold bars, stamps, old coins, antiques, shares or fine wines etc. The turnover of most of the stock is 6 months' maximum. When I finally go to the great electricians' final resting place the stock won't bother me at all. If I retire before I ascend (or descend) I will give it away or sell it at a local car boot sale in the summer.


    In 99 percent (or more) of cases I can complete jobs immediately without wasting time driving off to buy stock. That equates to better profits, which I use to invest in stock, which makes me more efficient. It is a win-win situation.


    Customers are impressed if you can complete a job immediately. And it saves having to make another appointment. I suppose that I am a bit of a fire fighter. Attend and complete the mission is my motto.


    Bye,


    Z.


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    Mornin' Grumpy,


    the van stock is an investment like investing in gold bars, stamps, old coins, antiques, shares or fine wines etc. The turnover of most of the stock is 6 months' maximum. When I finally go to the great electricians' final resting place the stock won't bother me at all. If I retire before I ascend (or descend) I will give it away or sell it at a local car boot sale in the summer.


    In 99 percent (or more) of cases I can complete jobs immediately without wasting time driving off to buy stock. That equates to better profits, which I use to invest in stock, which makes me more efficient. It is a win-win situation.


    Customers are impressed if you can complete a job immediately. And it saves having to make another appointment. I suppose that I am a bit of a fire fighter. Attend and complete the mission is my motto.


    Bye,


    Z.


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