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That's the sellers iffy image, not mine lol. I didn't bother taking any pics (& anyway as usual it's raining, so they've been left in the back of the van tonight)Do they charge extra for ones that are in focus?
OJCar
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I used to get my LDV up on the ordinary "toy" ramps but it wasn't easy or good.
Biggest issue I find with them is the ramp is too steep (not helped by the angle iron rungs instead of full sheet tread). Non-drive wheels especially tend to push the ramp away instead of climb.... unless you can find a way to chock/brace the ramps. A time-consuming and right faff, so I've been on the lookout for something better.
Obviously I've not tried them yet, but they should be much easier to get my Renault Master (or anything come to that) so I can get under it.
A secondhand axle for my trailer. The suspension collapsed on my last one after much abuse and overloading. I priced up a new one £580 so this one at £65 is a bargain I need to shorten it by 8" and the mounting brackets are cracked at the bolt holes.
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Yesterday I acquired ......
A 350mm wet/dry diamond disc for the 770 ebay find at £25 del never heard of the brand before so if it's a bargain or not time will tell and
a pair of SS braided lines for the front of the Range rover , gearing up ready for the better weather . Rears are on order
A 350mm wet/dry diamond disc for the 770 ebay find at £25 del never heard of the brand before so if it's a bargain or not time will tell and
a pair of SS braided lines for the front of the Range rover , gearing up ready for the better weather . Rears are on order
Tractor Tony
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Big surprise yesterday as when I got back from taking the boss shopping, there was a large envelope waiting for me.
Inside was this gauge that OnOff had sent me, complete with Massey Ferguson Logo.
Inside was this gauge that OnOff had sent me, complete with Massey Ferguson Logo.
Onoff
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That's money for old rope I'd say.
Onoff
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You're welcome.
Not that big a surprise surely? Megan Fox waiting when you get home, different story.
Tractor Tony
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Oh so you follow @whatthehales
Brad93
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blimey you've got more lorch stuff than me now!
Munkul
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Nah just 3, same as you
the other micortig, the one on the trolly, is my brothers. I bought it for him off @Robbie260. Absolutely cracking bit of kit. He now uses 4.0 rods everywhere on the farm with it, because he hasn't found a supply that trips or blows fuses with it yet!
I wasn't even needing another TIG set, but this was too good a price and condition to turn down. I don't need the pedal hence trying to sell it on.
Brother said to me as I was gathering the troops for the picture "how many more Lorches will you buy before you realise you have a problem?"
I need a new TIG torch for it, I have the spare wp26 torch there but it's horribly numb compared to the wp17 version.
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I went for some random Vauxhall spares and a few tools, and really it's the tools that may be more use. Piston ring compressor, smaller version of the same, soldering iron, and drill-mounted valve lapper. Parts are mainly for new Vauxhalls, so if I go to Sywell this year I'll take them with me and see if anyone wants them.
What a coincidence I was at sywell today
