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Awesome, 1950 > 52 Vintage 1-ton ?
Awesome, 1950 > 52 Vintage 1-ton ?
1950 1/2 ton. I bought it at a US car show 15 years ago and shipped it over; The fact it came with an old 'Farm Truck' License plate should have been fair warning for some of the "get 'er done" repair work that I discovered when I got it home and started getting it ready for a UK MOT.
Can you still get it ,haven’t noticed for years.Look what I found in the bottom of one of my oil cans:
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Duckhams oil! Haven't seen (or smelled) that in more than 30 years. I'd like to get a full can of it so I can use it as workshop air freshener
Collected an empty 19kg propane bottle, to be cut up for furnace. I was expecting it to be old and rusty, but it looks fairly new.
for melting aluminium hardly think it will melt lead never mind aluminium unless I'm missing something propane or coke yesFurnace, for melting aluminium. I will cut the top off and use fire clay/perlite, and a proper crucible. If the plan goes well it will be powered by a 3kw kiln element, or two. If not, propane burner, or coals.
used to scavenge all the discarded ones to get the dregs out,a few days later had enough for an oil change on one of my field bikes.
Furnace as in patio heater or more like a forge? I have a couple of 19kg bottles up in Yorkshire that I need to find a use for so looking for ideas, I don't need a piggy BBQ or a Minion patio heater before anyone proffers.
Hum, now you mention it I do know someone who would buy one of those.R2D2?
There is quite a lot of faff in an R2..Hum, now you mention it I do know someone who would buy one of those.
Edit: A 12 or 14 kg would be a better R2D2 proportion, I have a couple of those too.
There is quite a lot of faff in an R2..