Step 1: Turn the water off at the mains. Step 2: Turn the tap on and let the water drain out of the pipes. Step 3: Remove the spindle from the tap. Step 4: Remove the washer from the spindle and replace with a new one. Step 5: Re-install the spindle to the tap and turn the tap off. Step 6: Turn the mains back on.DONE!!! Now go out there and do it! Warning: Occasionally the tap may be badly corroded inside the unit.tep 3: Remove the spindle from the tap. Step 4: Remove the washer from the spindle and replace with a new one. Step 5: Re-install the spindle to the tap and turn the tap off. Step 6: Turn the mains back on.
A man challenged a speed world record on a jet ski in the Lake District on Tuesday. Alan Pickard rode his 1200cc jet ski at a speed of 84.02mph on Coniston Water. He claims it pushed the world record up by 3mph. Mr Pickard, a former motocross rider, broke both his legs, wrists, ankles, collarbones and most of his teeth before he tried jet skiing.
102.5-Mile Continuous Drift Sets New World Record. South African journalist Jesse Adams drifted this Toyota GT86 for over five hours on a skidpad to set the record. Drifting isn't as easy as it looks. It requires finesse and balance, and takes loads of practice to master. Even pro drifters mess up once in a while, which is why this news world record 100-plus-mile continuous drift is so amazing. This week, South African journalist Jesse Adams brought a Toyota GT86 to a semi-wet skidpad located at the Gerotek testing facility near Pretoria, South Africa, with the goal of breaking the Guinness World Record for a single continuous drift.