Tupers
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eSCHEn
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CD175 ?Another motorbike walked in yesterday..
Climber
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How do you guys get away with putting stuff like that on the carpet? That's what i want to know.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Lazurus
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Blimey I must be getting old as I remember these, never had one though went to a Yamaha RD200 with coffin tank..... Be worth a bomb now.
Climber
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Mine would know, trust me.
eLuSiVeMiTe
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3 kids under 7. A landlord that offered to replace carpets throughout but was asked to wait till the kids were older.
Make no mistake. I wear the trousers at my house
Just don't tell the wife...
Climber
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We have a one year old, a two year old and a Spaniel. I'm the only one who's not allowed to make a mess.3 kids under 7. A landlord that offered to replace carpets throughout but was asked to wait till the kids were older.
Make no mistake. I wear the trousers at my house
Just don't tell the wife...
God mode restorations
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I am 90 percent sure my mrs works for the F.B.I ....she knows about stuff before I even consider buying anything...she don't miss nothing
Climber
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To be honest ,you are making it easy for her. On any given day she can accuse you of thinking about buying some massive machinery, and she'd be right.
Lazurus
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Justshown the guy around who services and replaces the fire extinguishers and blankets - he had to replace a fire blanket where the plastic box had UV damage so looked faded, I asked what his company did with the ones that were taken away. "We skip em all" well not today hedidnt ended up with six all unused but in tatty boxes, make great welding screens and machine covers. Pays to be helpful sometimes. 
cianh91
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Was raging when I walked out to see the guy that done ours skipping all the old extinguishers he’d already emptied them I’ll inow the next time when there thrown into my Renault traffic shaped skipJustshown the guy around who services and replaces the fire extinguishers and blankets - he had to replace a fire blanket where the plastic box had UV damage so looked faded, I asked what his company did with the ones that were taken away. "We skip em all" well not today hedidnt ended up with six all unused but in tatty boxes, make great welding screens and machine covers. Pays to be helpful sometimes.
eLuSiVeMiTe
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Tapping head arrived today.
Seems to function as it should
Need to make a bar to lock the body and machine a 1" shank to fit the capstan tailstock and a r8 collet.
Not as useful on the lathe as it won't reverse but takes some of the panic out of power tapping.
Many thanks @jordan1 well packaged
Seems to function as it should
Need to make a bar to lock the body and machine a 1" shank to fit the capstan tailstock and a r8 collet.
Not as useful on the lathe as it won't reverse but takes some of the panic out of power tapping.
Many thanks @jordan1 well packaged
Mart63
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I had a Yamaha YCS5E also known as The 200 Electric. Was the precursor to the RD200 I believe. Wish I still had that one.
Lazurus
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Yes I was looking at a "Fizzy" Yamaha FS1E the other day 50cc in standard trim for sale at 5K!!!!!! I think mine was only £700 out of the showroom back in the day
Cobbler
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Had a look on the Bay out of interest, there’s one at 10 grand. Must be a special unobtainium model!
eLuSiVeMiTe
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Prefered the AP50 to the fizzy.
Paid a fiver for mine and destroyed it on the fields during my childhood.
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ronan
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Bought one of these co-axial indicators, for finding the centre of holes or bosses, or centre punch marks in a milling machine. Its the usual Chinese made stuff, but seems well made and it works very well, i had a play with it and it does what it says on the tin.
