Mo wrote:

"Mo" wrote in message
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ARGH!


The hole in the ground seems to be an old pipe or something...?

The cooker itself is massive and there is no chance of it leaning forward
unless something put massive force on it.

While I am here.. - Could I do any damage whilst moving the cooker
tomorrow to take it out of the kitchen - may have to lift it as it will not
drag well - is it best not to tilt it too much etc?

I should worry more about replacing it afterwards - it's incredibly easy
to snag a new vinyl floor with a heavy kitchen appliance and rip it,
especially the thin stuff which it sounds like you're laying. Lots of
heavy duty cardboard needed!

David