Today I acquired...........

[Lewis_RX8]

I'm trying to source a few litres through a farmer I know - Winter is coming!

Also looked at heating oil as a source , However doing diesel generator filter changes you seem to acquire some dirty diesel from the filters and shame to pay to recycle it soo

 

[dan.taylor.1]

Our damsons have been hopeless this year and the sloes dont seem much better for some reason

Yeah my mums have been rubbish too, but the sloes on the farm are abundant, I won't be picking any as we made loads of gin a year or so back and haven't drunk any of it yet...

 

[James1979]

One of those diesel heaters that YouTube was full of a few months ago.

Quite a decent discount from new from a Dodgy geezer flogging Amazon returns at a guess.

There was diesel in the tank and the wires had been connected. He knocked another fiver whilst I ummed and ahhed....

So wasn't too surprised to see this.

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Common fault jammed fan. Some percussive maintenance required to move it on the shaft.

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Rubbing on controller.

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Fan is free to spin an it works

Now upgrading with a fuel filter and isolator switch. On its own little trolley.

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Glad you posted that. I have the truck mounted version and the only things I could find was that E06 was ECU fault. Mine has a jammed fan too. Or it did

Truck is now warm. Thank you

 

[Munkul]

A pallet of laser cut steel from a local laser cutters, and a Dixon T3 holder from @James1979

 

[James1979]

Glad its gone to a good home

 

[dan.taylor.1]

A pallet of laser cut steel from a local laser cutters, and a Dixon T3 holder from @James1979

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Which laser cutters do you use?

 

[JMS1972]

The Oracle's a woman.

You can tell him that!

Maybe I meant Guru....

 

[Munkul]

Which laser cutters do you use?

Used Lakeland Laser this time. Best price I could find, and the lead time was 1 week. Quality is spot on.

 

[bigegg]

It will run in the workshop only when I'm in there. But thanks for the heads-up

They do put some heat out and you have to let it go through a cool down cycle before switching off. If you don't the controller fries...

Plus, you need to post the picture of the "owner brand" you WILL get from the exhaust.
They get VERY hot - and the burn pattern is very distinctive.
It's like a "club tattoo" on the FB owners forum.

 

[bigegg]

Watch out for the exhaust too, gets very, very hot, as you would expect.

Beat me to it

 

[MattF]

It's like a "club tattoo" on the FB owners forum

The mention of FB doesn't exactly make you think: "These are an intelligent bunch who won't make a silly mistake".

 

[zeppelin builder]

2.5tonne bradbury ramp with recent new nuts
made in italy by ravaglioli

 

[MattF]

Arrived yesterday. What can I say. I've been eyeing one for a while, & after getting that SDS, I couldn't use the "I've no 18V batteries" excuse anymore.

 

[Brad93]

Terrible photo due to broken camera on the phone. But I've acquired a 24" digital Mitutoyo caliper and a set of Jones & Shipman rolls from @JMS1972

Caliper is in good nick, I think it probably wants a very light oil to run nicely up and down.

The rolls need a little TLC, the discs themselves just want a light go with wire wool and WD40.
The bars separating the legs I will probably use citric acid and wire wool.

 

[MysterG]

Not exactly acquired, but rediscovered after (many many) years buried in a box of bits in the shed.



Can't for the life of me remember what car it came off ... I want to say a Renault of some kind maybe???
All I know is I thought it looked ace on the bonnet of my Mini Clubman when I was 18

 

[badabec]

Our damsons have been hopeless this year and the sloes dont seem much better for some reason

Several of our May bushes have died this year, covered in sloes then died. Similarly across the road a May bush with a 5 inch thick trunk died this year. Odd

 

[badabec]

One of those diesel heaters that YouTube was full of a few months ago.

Is that battery big enough? The CDH take quite a few amps when starting up, low power is one of the common reasons for not starting.

 

[Pete.]

Not exactly acquired, but rediscovered after (many many) years buried in a box of bits in the shed.

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Can't for the life of me remember what car it came off ... I want to say a Renault of some kind maybe???
All I know is I thought it looked ace on the bonnet of my Mini Clubman when I was 18

Fuego perhaps?

 

[Red'n'Black]

One of those diesel heaters that YouTube was full of a few months ago.

Quite a decent discount from new from a Dodgy geezer flogging Amazon returns at a guess.

There was diesel in the tank and the wires had been connected. He knocked another fiver whilst I ummed and ahhed....

So wasn't too surprised to see this.

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Common fault jammed fan. Some percussive maintenance required to move it on the shaft.

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Rubbing on controller.

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Fan is free to spin an it works

Now upgrading with a fuel filter and isolator switch. On its own little trolley.

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Nice find. What is that signal strength meter on the display about?

 

[JMS1972]

Is that battery big enough? The CDH take quite a few amps when starting up, low power is one of the common reasons for not starting.

It will have some kind of power supply too,
Probably a battery charger. They need about 10A for the glow plug when starting and then around an Amp when running.