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Clicked there and found this, happens to be my Clan [well, we're a sept of the Robertson clan
]CLICK HERE
Aaaand, back on topic
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Clicked there and found this, happens to be my Clan [well, we're a sept of the Robertson clan
]CLICK HERE
Aaaand, back on topic
slim_boy_fat
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Nice set of slip rolls. Also out the basement, but originally for someone else who hasn’t really the space, so now mine 
We had a set like that at the dairy I worked at, probably 100 yr old?Nice set of slip rolls. Also out the basement, but originally for someone else who hasn’t really the space, so now mine
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Never seen a set with the big wheel, only handles some with 2 speed/ torque inputsNice set of slip rolls. Also out the basement, but originally for someone else who hasn’t really the space, so now mine
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They have a lovely feel to them and the big wheel acts like a flywheel
Dinky Lidl battery chainsaw and pen multimeter.
Not tested the saw in anger yet, but should save me lugging the petrol one round me mums, sons, daughters for little jobs.
Funny how something running off a battery seems to deem far less safety respect than a screaming two stroke already ...
Not tested the saw in anger yet, but should save me lugging the petrol one round me mums, sons, daughters for little jobs.
Funny how something running off a battery seems to deem far less safety respect than a screaming two stroke already ...
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Idi Amin strange choice.
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Yesterday some nice girders from @CompoSimmonite and a snap on tool for taking off the retainer spring cover on brake shoes.
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Do you have a part number for that please? I needs one of them!
If it’s stupid money I could make one I guess.
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To make one, it's easy enough to grind a slot in an appropriate size of 1/4" or 3/8" drive socket, then use an extension bar as a handle.
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One of the jokes about Idi Amin was that if he did any dastardly acts we would remove his image from our Jam Jars .
I've got a Craftsman one somewhere - found a pair of pliers still worked better!
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I always use pliers. They work great till they don’t and you have to hunt the spring
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Can I have your Craftsman one?
Yes been there, lose the spring, abandon the job, go buy new fixing kit, come back and immediately find old spring.I always use pliers. They work great till they don’t and you have to hunt the spring
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Yesterday some nice girders from @CompoSimmonite and a snap on tool for taking off the retainer spring cover on brake shoes.
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I will clean it off later and have a closer look to see the number
