Lol, on with this at the moment, just had a replacement bearing for the one I dropped...
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Rannsachair
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Another handy book for £8. Dustcover faded and torn, book is good condition.
Really handy showing special tools and modifications:
Really handy showing special tools and modifications:
Saved a DeWalt chop saw and our old battery charger at work from the bin.
The battery charger needs repairing but it's been at work as long as I have, shame to see it go.
The chop saw cuts a couple of degrees off which can't be that hard to fix, couldn't see it go in the bin for that..
The battery charger needs repairing but it's been at work as long as I have, shame to see it go.
The chop saw cuts a couple of degrees off which can't be that hard to fix, couldn't see it go in the bin for that..
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Imperial and metric measurements
The DeWalt chop saw, three torx to undo and the scale slides from left to right. Easy to correct for 90 degrees
A few more photos for anyone who is interested. The paint is generally good (apart from the arm) and more importantly the ram and screw appear to be in excellent condition. You may notice the thick layer of grease as it's going to stay outside for a while until I clear some space. Does anyone want to purchase a pillar drill or three?
Seadog
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A Salamander.
It doesn't work, or at least, only intermittently. But for a fiver for a year old pump, I couldn't argue
Warranty replaced by Stuart Turner who didn't apparently want the old one back.
That's my shower sorted (provided that I can fix it, that is
)
It doesn't work, or at least, only intermittently. But for a fiver for a year old pump, I couldn't argue
Warranty replaced by Stuart Turner who didn't apparently want the old one back.
That's my shower sorted (provided that I can fix it, that is
)
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Bet its just the flow switch?A Salamander.
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It doesn't work, or at least, only intermittently. But for a fiver for a year old pump, I couldn't argue
Warranty replaced by Stuart Turner who didn't apparently want the old one back.
That's my shower sorted (provided that I can fix it, that is
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That's shocking (or perhaps it's not).
Its not the first. This one came on the bike, the bloke had just fitted it this time last year, just before I bought it.
I knew it wouldn't last.
Seadog
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I hope so.
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Funny you should say that. Mrs79 put one on her katoom last summer. It’s been used / on charge since. Dead the other morning
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That's unusual. I've been using Motobatt for years, quite reliably.
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That's odd .
I've a motobatt on my harley , must be about 10 year old .
