roofman
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i used to use a Mercury outboard gearbox filler...plunge type pump on the bottle but needed re-filling plenty of times
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sardine
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I got mine the same way, I had a word with the foreman on a local demolition site, he went away scratching his head, and I braced myself for being stung, but he came back and said " is ten pound the lot too much ? " 40 mm sheets from the roof, much bigger than standard sheets as many as you want.
Parm
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That's nice, I like that
slim_boy_fat
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That magnetic jobby at the top of the pic is worth a bit
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Some of the old lister marine gearboxes use gear oil.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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This stuff was not any oil, it was clearly a mix of oils.
Oh yes 4 mice.
It is now dumped in a plastic container fill off Gunk to try and clean more off, the hose has had it.
Kayos
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I will put some up later, Vauxhalls use m18 threads so most of the kits will bolt straight on
A 2m length of 30x8mm solid brass bar with 4x 2.5m lengths of 10mm2 stranded earth flex and 4 heavy duty 400a welder earth clamps. I think it came off a test bench of some sort. Clamps are destined for a set of heavy duty jump leads & I'll use some of the bar as a backing strip for welding thin steel.
A pair of all steel office pedastels. The lock was jammed on the left one & the drawers wouldn't open so I got it for £10, the other one cost £20. I'm going to stack them & use them to store my lathe stuff.
There was a coin tray included which will be useful. I'll probably make a holder for the MT centres & chucks which fit nicely fit upright in the bottom drawer.
slim_boy_fat
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@Turbo did they come from aBank office by any chance? They could be Tellers' cash repositories hence the coin tray. Some of ours used to be on castors so the Tellers could just cash up, then once they'd struck a balance the trolleys was simply rolled into the strongroom.
You'll know not to anything heavy high up........
You'll know not to anything heavy high up........
indy4x
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That magnetic jobby at the top of the pic is worth a bit
Tidy
Wasn't sure what it was worth, it was a freebie that came with the welding table I bought through this forum, been sat in the back of the Disco for a week, the rest of the stuff was what I picked up yesterday, bought some more machinery and tools from a clearance and the seller gave me the rest of the stuff in the photo. The stuff I bought is still sat in my trailer, dumped it in my lockup but will pull it all out this weekend and sort through what's there
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Do watch out using second hand grinding wheels. I like to buy mine new just to be sure.
Kayos
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I'm pretty sure the housing unbolts and you put the threaded bit in to convert to spin on type, well you do on the petrols, never actually done it on a diesel
