AVI_8
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That’s because it’s almost new, only got the electrics signed off last week, eventually when I get used to having it I’ll stop cleaning it every other day
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Interesting, I had the same one off experience with a Milwaukee blade on a workzone, bandsaw, truly awful from the kickoff, the clunk on the joint was terrible, but it was also a clearly poor joint, which the TS ones are not.
I will give them a test and feedback. The fitted one to this Femi is fine just wearing so smoothness and throwing teeth will be a good comparison
Did you let TS know?
Rannsachair
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Vertex rotary table arrived today:
More details on https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum...for-a-tom-senior-light-vertical.120000/page-3
More details on https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum...for-a-tom-senior-light-vertical.120000/page-3
dan.taylor.1
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Got these Knipex circlip pliers from Amazon last week, had them in my wish list since @Brad93 posted about them, they were 130 odd quid, but for some reason they got reduced by 40% on the day I happened to look at my list, so I bagged them for under 80. Took a while to come as there was some delay getting from Europe but they're the usual Knipex excellent quality.
Munkul
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Seconded. Use them at work now as well as for myself
Really decent quality, especially considering they are cheap.I actually had a tour around their blade making/sharpening shop the other week! Not exciting, but nice to see their operation.
Cuthy246
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Got myself a proper score today, possibly the best skip find I will ever have!.
One old and dirty (but absolutely perfect otherwise) Snap-on top box
One mid box? that fits under the top box
Best part is it is full of stuff mostly sockets and spanners a lot of it is snap-on and the rest is a hodge podge of britool, kamasa and draper.
There is one particularly strange socket in there, big (didn't have time to measure but probably around 2") that reduces down a 1/2" drive. For the size of it I would have expected at least 3/4"??
When I parked up at work after lunch I also noticed a rather satisfying mileage
One old and dirty (but absolutely perfect otherwise) Snap-on top box
One mid box? that fits under the top box
Best part is it is full of stuff mostly sockets and spanners a lot of it is snap-on and the rest is a hodge podge of britool, kamasa and draper.
There is one particularly strange socket in there, big (didn't have time to measure but probably around 2") that reduces down a 1/2" drive. For the size of it I would have expected at least 3/4"??
When I parked up at work after lunch I also noticed a rather satisfying mileage
brewdexta
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Membership of a working men's club. Its unusual in being in the middle of nowhere and run completely by volunteers. It only sells decent ale and is next to a river, ideal as a walking destination over the moors.
From home it's about 8 miles, or 9 going the extra scenic route, so a 3 hour walk, so you burn off the calories before you put them back on, all part of the beer diet
From home it's about 8 miles, or 9 going the extra scenic route, so a 3 hour walk, so you burn off the calories before you put them back on, all part of the beer diet
Barking Mat
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Bargain !Picked up a 100,000 mile Vivaro today with every service stamp since it was new, just had £1100 spent on it, so rather pleased it only cost me £1200. Drives like new
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angellonewolf
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what did you do mug him on the side of the roadPicked up a 100,000 mile Vivaro today with every service stamp since it was new, just had £1100 spent on it, so rather pleased it only cost me £1200. Drives like new
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roofman
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You have to wait a long time but they do come along eventually.
roofman
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No all bona fide this one...
Barking Mat
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This one....No all bona fide this one...
Onthespotwelding
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These vans are notorious for injectors seizing in the head!Picked up a 100,000 mile Vivaro today with every service stamp since it was new, just had £1100 spent on it, so rather pleased it only cost me £1200. Drives like new
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Blown turbos and Gearbox problems are all to common.
And whoever thought putting the brake bleed nipples in the middle of the brake caliper needs shooting!
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Plus the calipers seize on the pins. Break disc at the rear contains the bearing's.
Heaters matrix leak.
Plus the central locking goes wonky.
Barking Mat
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At that price if it's got an MOT, it's verging on disposable, if you get a year out of it minimum.
Onthespotwelding
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Typical modern vehicle, built to fail
My eldest had a 2nd hand one with pretty high mileage for a fair few years.Picked up a 100,000 mile Vivaro today with every service stamp since it was new, just had £1100 spent on it, so rather pleased it only cost me £1200. Drives like new
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It had a huge egg shaped dent in the roof, they removed the strapped down cement mixer from the roof while he was viewing
He moved it on for a small van and got the same money back
