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Woody.v8
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It's a metric tonWhat about the Ton
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Exactly.Sod's law, she'll accept those prices, & keep coming back to you.
She annoys me weekly.
Doesn't seem to accept I have a job and family and expects me to pander to her needs.
Hence my quotes. I'll be perfectly happy if she rejects them.
How many little blue pills did you require?
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Quite a few I would imagine if it is 10m long.How many little blue pills did you require?
Previous place of work we had a customer like that - wanted a turntable in his drive, asked our boss at their golf-club . . . he declined but suggested a design place . . . who took his money to design it, and suggested us to make it . . . we costed it, added a really decent wedge, then doubled it all as we didn't want it . . . in reply he said "who do I make the cheque payable to . . " Bug ger!Sod's law, she'll accept those prices, & keep coming back to you.
If its really nylon used as the slider pads, it may suffer after a few wet days the same as users of blue pills do when they take too many . . .
Probably bought by the tonnes and used the crushed up leftovers to paint the cab
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I used oilon for the wear pads, it's made for it.If its really nylon used as the slider pads, it may suffer after a few wet days the same as users of blue pills do when they take too many . . .
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Too cheap. If she gets on your Bristols and you don't want the work or the customer, start at 25 euros each. If she is using them as a religious icon, 50 euros each, no discount for bulk.
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Finally finished the weather vane for my S-i-L, ready for transporting & installing when a trip South is arranged [could be a while, what with Covid, weather, appointments etc 
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And, before anyone points it out, I know a blackie's legs aren't yellow but I wasn't going to buy another tin of paint in the correct colour....
]And, before anyone points it out, I know a blackie's legs aren't yellow but I wasn't going to buy another tin of paint in the correct colour....
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Today I made nothing but a complete f up of stuff. When to paint a few parts. Paint was a little thick. Went to thin it down and spilt a big load of thinners ruined a new pot of paint. Ripped the zip off my temporary shelter so everything got wet as it has to slash it down. All in all a up yours day really. Still not happy with my paint finish
Be careful - still swells - then its like someone put the brakes on.
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Just say it was breeding crossed with a Myna Bird........................................
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And, before anyone points it out, I know a blackie's legs aren't yellow but I wasn't going to buy another tin of paint in the correct colour....
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I've been using it on cranes for almost 20 years with no problems , The boom sections have got plenty of clearance between the two front pads for it to be a non issue imo.
Sufficient clearance is the thing. Some good more modern alternatives now though from other suppliers that more cost effective ( me, cheap
)- assuming you are using the real thing at the moment.
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The NR20 tig torch, as it arrived, its leaky.. loosely assembled kit of parts. It appears a common problem that the face of the swivel head is rough - its not turned and a bit of a loose fit in the sillicone handle.
First thing was to file it flat and smooth, then I stole an oring from a wp17 back cap. Using two back caps for leak testing.
I notice the banjo screw the oring seals ok but its still not the best fit. I added a chunky green pyrex lense oring in the gap behind the red oring. Result is I can have it slightly loose without leaking - ofcourse for electrical contact it needs to be tight, but now Im confident I wont be wasting any extra gas.
ToT states that the identical looking CK banjo bolts fail where the plastic becomes brittle, atleast on the air cooled handles, so I'll turn a spare.
First thing was to file it flat and smooth, then I stole an oring from a wp17 back cap. Using two back caps for leak testing.
I notice the banjo screw the oring seals ok but its still not the best fit. I added a chunky green pyrex lense oring in the gap behind the red oring. Result is I can have it slightly loose without leaking - ofcourse for electrical contact it needs to be tight, but now Im confident I wont be wasting any extra gas.
ToT states that the identical looking CK banjo bolts fail where the plastic becomes brittle, atleast on the air cooled handles, so I'll turn a spare.
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Only possible with a fiery helmet....Glue some channel
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I've done similar when the dog's lead acted as a bolass and I crashed onto the kennel roof. It's pretty painful.Sunday, the following day, I finished the sliding line support; and then a short while later fell backwards off of my A-framed ladder set up when one of the legs sunk into the grass, and ended up braking several ribs when I landed on the corner of a random breeze block I hadn't cleared away from the area. So, now I'll be having a few weeks of leisure time to chill out and keep track of what's happening on the forum.
