It's still early in WA - 04:20am - and the tyre shop's not open yet, but today's the day I get new boots on DX grunt.
BFGoodrich All Terrain K02 - 265/75R16 - and 16 x 8 rims.
Pics to follow.
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It's still early in WA - 04:20am - and the tyre shop's not open yet, but today's the day I get new boots on DX grunt.
BFGoodrich All Terrain K02 - 265/75R16 - and 16 x 8 rims.
Pics to follow.
Oh no you didn't get BFGs?? Don't you know that company has has massive issues lately??Quote:
Originally Posted by DX grunt
Bwahahaha gonna look good Ross!
well ordered a hand brake shoe should get in monday.
Bought a Weber Q today after putting it off for ages... Can't wait for pork belly tonight... Yum!!
A Sidchrome ratchet ring spanner set. Bloody lovely to use.
Yes, they sure are.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
I initially bought a set of ratchet ring O/E that had the pivot joint on the ring end and it's amazing where they will get into.
Problem is that in some really tight spots when you try and 'lift' the handle to get them off they pivot and the ring jams itself on the nut
Wouldn't be without them now tho
Next on the tool list is some stubby ratchet ring spanners, a torque wrench and 1/2 inch drive hex keys. And dome decent impact drivers. Lol
I used to have two deflecting beam arm Torque wrenches a half in" and a qrt in" .Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
some AH liked them more than me and stole my toolbox while I was working in Alice.
No tools no work so had to come back to Melb, ticked right off over that,
awhile ago now though
i got stubby, standard, and extra long ratchet spanners use the extra long the most followed by the stubby, most of the time my electric 3/8 ratchet does the work. i love that tool save me sooo much time.
Bought a house, strangely scary throwing away that much money, at least I know I can sleep in the Troll if the market crashes!