Pivot steer jcb,2007,used to be an early ‘80’s case,massive beast that was.
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pawsnizzy
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All the more reason to collect them
James1979
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What he said! Beat me to it
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I put a couple of sets of the ceramic figurines on Ebay, the band / musicians were ok and the sale was completed. The football players were deemed to be a depiction of slavery, the listing was pulled by ebay and my account threatened with suspension if they were to be re listed. Which is odd as there are loads of other Robertson promotional items both old and modern, I can only assume it was flagged by a snowflake and triggered ebay's auto ban hammer.
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I'm about to relocate the contents of a seatrain container from overseas at my storage facility to my new garage. Should be interesting to rediscover all the things I've forgotten we have.Even worse, I sometimes stumble across something that I had forgotten I owned because I put it somewhere "safe." And by the time I re-discover it, I've already bought another one.That's one of the great contributing causes of redundant tools... ..................................................
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I have both and personally the m12 3/8 impact is better and faster
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If You come across those Weller solder gun tips, I’m still interested I one please.
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Todays haul:
8" rotary table
10" rotary table
8" indexable chuck thing
And the star of the show, a nice 6" Kurt vice.
All in good order, replete with a nice crust of easily cleanable sminge and WD40.
I also got this old dog:
Yes, I know... but it was cheap.
8" rotary table
10" rotary table
8" indexable chuck thing
And the star of the show, a nice 6" Kurt vice.
All in good order, replete with a nice crust of easily cleanable sminge and WD40.
I also got this old dog:
Yes, I know... but it was cheap.
Barking Mat
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Nice haul. Very nice even.Todays haul:
View attachment 283262
8" rotary table
10" rotary table
8" indexable chuck thing
And the star of the show, a nice 6" Kurt vice.
All in good order, replete with a nice crust of easily cleanable sminge and WD40.
I also got this old dog:View attachment 283263
Yes, I know... but it was cheap.
Woody.v8
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Mr Fro
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Yeah, I'm quite pleased with it. Bloody emptied my wallet though!
It's from a guy who does machinery moving & clearing - says he's got a boat load of cutters and such coming in next week. I told him to drop me a few pictures...
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A box of bits...soon to be a box of fun. Going to make a little arcade game rig...assuming I can figure it all out (also part of the fun of course).
Even the cat was excited too....until it turned out not to be food.
Even the cat was excited too....until it turned out not to be food.
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Don't worry, I haven't forgotten you, or seadog.
Arc Tourist
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Nice score there Ian.Todays haul:
View attachment 283262
8" rotary table
10" rotary table
8" indexable chuck thing
And the star of the show, a nice 6" Kurt vice.
All in good order, replete with a nice crust of easily cleanable sminge and WD40.
I also got this old dog:View attachment 283263
Yes, I know... but it was cheap.
Paint 'em green. 
Mr Fro
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I've got a dissertation to finish first!Nice score there Ian.
