Moose McAlpine
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Those are nice!
I used to deliver some for the film industry, hugely expensive when new.
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Those are nice!
I used to deliver some for the film industry, hugely expensive when new.
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Cuthy246
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Yeah citric is the plan, to be fair most of it is just a thick layer of dust. Late model 3 litre, block markings indicate Sep 88
Seadog
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I picked this up a couple of days ago from eBay at a very good price
An LDJT25. It's the bottom bearing from the Elliott Progress 1&2 pillar drills. Do I need one? No, but it's always handy to have a spare. These things are pricey.
An LDJT25. It's the bottom bearing from the Elliott Progress 1&2 pillar drills. Do I need one? No, but it's always handy to have a spare. These things are pricey.
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1968 2.5 Essex piston from a Zephyr I rebuilt, someone dropped a ball bearing in from the carb!
Cuthy246
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bit coarse for bead blasting should have used some smaller ones 
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God mode restorations
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A nice vintage motor that will be perfect for my camel back drill. A vintage bottle jack. ( currently seized but not for long ) and a set of oil pour pots.
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Will have to Google it now
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@slim_boy_fat and @Welderpaul , the 15m pressure hose arrived that you were interested in. I bought it from here
Its far better than the stock hose, but at nearly half the cost of the whole pressure washer then it should
Its braided rubber rather than hard plastic which helps,
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You can see it uncoils quite easily, the Karcher one is like a watch spring
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This is the karcher hose, I guess if it was stretched out in a warm room for a while, or stick it in some warm water for a while then stretch it out then it would be a bit better but its always going to want to tangle up.
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the two side by side, the new one is on the left, its a bit thicker but has a higher temp/pressure spec but is still more flexible and seems to have less memory. Its snowing up here so I won't be trying it out for a while. I checked it fits the pressure washer ok but that's about it for now.
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Cheers
Andy
Thanks Andy, will buy one ready for the spring jetwashing season!
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Ah! a volunteer....
You can do you aerial now
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Ah! a volunteer...
No.
I said:
You can fix your aerial.
I will add:
As I drink your coffee.
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First thought looking at the photo...… Is he going to baste it with that pot of oil on the mill ?
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Noticed the wheels on your Tom Senior mill. Have you found any negative aspects to adding the wheels ?
