And here she is all installed....
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I also bought this which arrived today, it's feeling a bit like Christmas. Thanks heaps AB. Top bit of kit, going to give it all a thorough workout this weekend.
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A new boat ,well tinny , and my thumper air compressor arrived today woohoo
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Foam inserts for my tool box :)
Got some front and rear slotted and drilled rotors, got my seal installation tool kit and ordered some braided extended brake hoses. All hoses too, not just the diff to chassis hoses. Was madly trying to find TB48 calipers before I went and ordered the rotors but talking to wreckers is like talking to my 18month old niece. How these idiots make money, I have no idea.
How much was the Darche Awning? I have a rear but I might look out for a side one too...Quote:
Originally Posted by sooty_10
looks good what happens to the sheet metal behind it, ?
grind it off or spray it black?
Looks like a big weight saving for the front end
Hey mate I got the Darche 2.5 x 2.5 was $249 delivered to my door. Pretty happy with it, used it a couple of times now and the quality of the canvas and stitching are great.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
I bought a new mattress for my swag.....and.....a sand flag with a lovely little red light on the top - to help me see in the dark. lol
Picked up a new phone. Latest android, dual sim, IP68 rated and made by landrover.
that looks intense there OD
Wasn't planning on buying it but get full refund if it plays up if they cant fux and theyre local as well. Got sick of carrying phones as in 1 personal and 1 for the leatherworking.
So far it is tons quicker than my s4 and being unlocked, I can access all the android mods and hacks available to tweak it
Just keep an eye out for any oil leaks that are bound to pop up ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by oncedisturbed
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Portable-...51e2d3b&_uhb=1
This arrived today must say its a lot better than the other style with no peizio
Or any rivets that may pop out.Quote:
Originally Posted by sooty_10
Got a provent 200 catch can
A new soft top and a 45 year old air cleaner...
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Originally Posted by katwoman
Please explain ?????????????
LOL
Maybe put this in thought for the day instead ?? Totaly Un-Patrol related Bob.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob
I'm restoring a old convertible.
Sad thing is that the air cleaner cost almost as much as a brand new roof !
An XTreme Hi-Lift jack in Grey
Some LED lighting & a new oil sender.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/230895224...84.m1423.l2649
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/230895224...84.m1423.l2649
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/331326568...84.m1423.l2649
well i gave the credit card a hit..
i bought ....
rear draws from 4wd super center
2nd battery tray from ebay
ctech dual battery controller (ebay)
10m of 6bs cable ( ebay )
2.5 x 2.5 awning..
roof net ( yep ... ebay )
9inch HID spotties ( ebay again,,lol )
all i can say is OUCH,, !! lol
Scrubbies for 4 days fishing in Yarrawonga with friends.
Toolzzzz:D
What did that set you back?Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
$925 for teh lot. Only used the drill so far and man has it got some balls.Quote:
Originally Posted by TPC
I was just using mine to drill a 10mm hole in 3mm steel C channel. Did it with ease. Is that the 600nm Impact wrench?Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
I've got power tool envy .thanks Mark ..
Its the 400nm on low and 813NM on max with 1354nm nut busting torque. Just gotta remember not to have it on high when doing the wheel nuts up. It will probably snap the stud off...Quote:
Originally Posted by lhurley
Well it was my birthday last week and I got a few vouchers for All Tools around the corner. So I went and had some fun. Now I want more... Think of getting their smaller torque wrench too for the lighter jobs where the bigger one is too big...But I'll have to save my own coin for that...Quote:
Originally Posted by boots
low could snap them off easily also I would think
If i spent that much on tools at the moment i would loose my balls.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Yeah it is a bit, hi, in the torque range but their other range was Makita and Dewalt, and some other brand I never heard of. There was no Makita wrenches to look at and the Dewalt was 380mn max with only 600nm busting torque. Plus it wasn't brushless like the Milwalkee's and they didn't have what I wanted at the right price. Plus I don't like the look of the Dewalts. Lol. You have to like what your holding....Quote:
Originally Posted by megatexture
Yeah I would normally too mate. But like I said, it was my birthday, 40th, I had around $450 in vouchers for the tool shop, the missus chucked in a hunge for my birthday and I had saved the rest myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by TPC
A new trailer plug for the boat as one of my indicators weren't working so I put a test light behind and had power so I thought the light was rooted and as I was pulling out the plug, I pulled a wire out and I couldn't get the little screw undone and went and bought the plug.
Now all lights working again.
Booked Seamus in for the bulk of his mods AND got a new mower LMFAO!!
Meet "Jack" on his first night ... AJ just had to climb on !!
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was it possible to just buy a skin ,,then use a battery from one of your existing cordless tools if any ?Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
New set of wheels, pick it up this arvo.
no licence??Quote:
Originally Posted by Punderhead
UnfortunatelyQuote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
put road tyres on it and punctureproof tubes,
my son just had a 3 month rest