Looks good,my dad was from Fermanagh.many moons ago.
Looks good for the money, a mate of ours has a 850 T5 goes like **** of a shiny shovel despite the mega miles it has travelled.a free volvo 850!
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This has done 190000 barely run in , failed the mot on blue smoke from exhaust so plan is to replace the PCV , an stem seals , drop the oil and flush it and fit some plugs and filters ....Looks good for the money, a mate of ours has a 850 T5 goes like **** of a shiny shovel despite the mega miles it has travelled.
I think Pete's T5 has just done 200k, that is 200,000 pampered, garaged over night miles, it looks like new.This has done 190000 barely run in , failed the mot on blue smoke from exhaust so plan is to replace the PCV , an stem seals , drop the oil and flush it and fit some plugs and filters ....
Thats what I thought when I glimpsed them at the bottom of the scrap bin, but on removal the jaws were not formed like cutters and there was no way of locking them in position. However, a wee bit of googling has borne fruit, they are expanding mandrels made by W.G LeCount. Still no idea what I'll need them for but they couldn't get chucked in the scrap.
Cheers Ronan, I shall give them a clean up then a coat of ACF50 and squirrel them away somewhere so the misses doesn't keep calling me a hoarder! Might come in handy when I get round to acquiring a lathe.Very handy if you want to turn thin wall tubing, like dairy tube. I've had to do it in the past and it collapses if you put it in a chuck. These mandrels are not something you would use everyday, but very worthwhile having in the toolbox.
Nice.....A few "small" bits of aluminium:
A selection of mild steel:
A nice steel set of shelves with Aluminium tread plate and fully powered coated (£60 bargain):
Nice slabs of aluminium !
They weigh in at about 50Kgs each!