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Dancing Queen?
I am getting to the age where it may be more like Waterloo.
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or findaloo.....
Mick Annick
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Me neither
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Collected this today.
The box is aprox 1m by 1m by 1m.
Again it is well packed and full off goodies.
Here is a hint what is in it.
A hint as I have not explored it fully yet.
But This one bit will be staying with me.
The box is aprox 1m by 1m by 1m.
Again it is well packed and full off goodies.
Here is a hint what is in it.
A hint as I have not explored it fully yet.
But This one bit will be staying with me.
I bought some replacement contacts for digital keys of of Amazon for a couple buck.
Dam the box is full of expectation, I was waiting for the vid of shaking the box.
Then you see it “ Left Overs “
bigegg
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Apparently, it's the encoding(?) IC which fails, rather than the keys themselves.
Mine is OK,though. <Touch wood>
Edward Teach
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It looks like Lego fixes to it ?
brewdexta
The biggest tool in the box
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A Bahco 3/8" socket set.
I wanted a small set to keep in the pickup. Not only for mobile use, I seem to be helping out ageing neighbours quite a lot and using their "tools" means it takes 3 times as long. My nearest neighbour is 100m away, I tend to get collared while walking the dog, so I then return later in the car. So I've got a bit of a toolkit going in the pickup, nothing expensive but got to be reasonable quality. These fit the bill nicely, I'm never kean on the screwdriver bits in a socket set but the rest feels pretty decent.
I've got a bit of a variety from a decent recovery towing strap and shackles to a multimeter. Latest job is a broken winding cord inside a big adjustable patio umbrella/parasol thing. The owners like decent ale and keep a good stock so should be a pleasant repair
Cheers
Andy
I wanted a small set to keep in the pickup. Not only for mobile use, I seem to be helping out ageing neighbours quite a lot and using their "tools" means it takes 3 times as long. My nearest neighbour is 100m away, I tend to get collared while walking the dog, so I then return later in the car. So I've got a bit of a toolkit going in the pickup, nothing expensive but got to be reasonable quality. These fit the bill nicely, I'm never kean on the screwdriver bits in a socket set but the rest feels pretty decent.
I've got a bit of a variety from a decent recovery towing strap and shackles to a multimeter. Latest job is a broken winding cord inside a big adjustable patio umbrella/parasol thing. The owners like decent ale and keep a good stock so should be a pleasant repair
Cheers
Andy
I was hoping that blonde with the big watsits from baywatch was going to jump out - like on that film where the ship got taken over...Dam the box is full of expectation, I was waiting for the vid of shaking the box.
Then you see it “ Left Overs “
Just don't tell her. If she's anything like my Mrs you'll probably have bought it, built a bigger shed, installed the 3 phase supply, used it for ten years and sold it on again before she even notices it.
And if she does happen to spot it you could always try the " that old thing it's been there for years" trick.
Arc Tourist
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Tell her the truth. Its to make money so she can buy La Boutine shoes.
I've got one exactly like that - although the back stays on mine are to the outside. Grease the sleeves the wheels run on an it's move a whole lot better, even if the hole isn't exactly concentric to the outside diameter.
Only time I've been a little worried was with a 5.7 V8 Hemi hanging from it, the arm at close to full extension, and a long way up in the air, while pushing it up a slight slope . . .
arther dailey
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Got the same , bought second hand for £80, works well enough , the wheels dont like grass though...
