Dieselman 63
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Britool 26mm socket - a great find! Just 25mm to go and I have a complete set.
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Pigeon_Droppings2
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Bought because I'm interested in the discharge feature (timed discharge down to pre set voltage). I'm planning on testing some lithium cells that I have to check remaining capacity. It also charges the batteries up too of course!
Hood
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Yesterday I acquired this, well it is an extended loan for as long as I need it 
Plasma cut a bit of 10mm steel to act as a hot plate.
That allowed me to put a 500mm x 400mm x 100mm tray on that I made so I can boil the water, took 15mins to get 10l of water to the boil so that is perfect
Plasma cut a bit of 10mm steel to act as a hot plate.
That allowed me to put a 500mm x 400mm x 100mm tray on that I made so I can boil the water, took 15mins to get 10l of water to the boil so that is perfect
Nick DV
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Would be far easier just to boil a kettle .....................................Yesterday I acquired this, well it is an extended loan for as long as I need it
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Plasma cut a bit of 10mm steel to act as a hot plate.
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That allowed me to put a 500mm x 400mm x 100mm tray on that I made so I can boil the water, took 15mins to get 10l of water to the boil so that is perfect
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I bought a 20l tea urn
Dunk a 12V submersible pump in it, connect to 12V, connect a parts washing brush and hose to the outlet via an cheapo water filter thingie, add suitable detergent to the amount of water you deem sufficient, and voila . . . heated parts washer.
Hood
I am obsessed.
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Doesn't make as good a brew thoughWould be far easier just to boil a kettle .....................................
Hood
I am obsessed.
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Tea urn not big enough sadly.I bought a 20l tea urn
Dunk a 12V submersible pump in it, connect to 12V, connect a parts washing brush and hose to the outlet via an cheapo water filter thingie, add suitable detergent to the amount of water you deem sufficient, and voila . . . heated parts washer.
slim_boy_fat
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if that's for the drive it's tipped on it's a shame the driver couldn't have tailgated it for you. Then again I know you have toys to use
sako243
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It wasn't. That was for backfilling the trenches with the 6" rain water pipes.if that's for the drive it's tipped on it's a shame the driver couldn't have tailgated it for you. Then again I know you have toys to use
He will be on Monday when we start doing the actual drives and carpark. The drive has been made a tad wider to accommodate lorries more easily.
Moose McAlpine
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So jealous. I really want one of those ratchets.
Gonna need to do some DAF brakes now. Don't know anything else that uses 26mm.
Dieselman 63
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I’ll see what turns up at work. Old Citroens like to throw oddball sizes at me seemingly for fun.
seriesonewelder
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a brace of Bosch Sortimos (empty) from a neighbour 
MattF
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Nice boxes, the Lboxx's.
Olderisbetter
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Arrived today a lead to read fault codes on older VAG group vehicles and a static Bosch VE pump timing kit
Moose McAlpine
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That is a miserable task. I don't envy you.
