Maybe mate. If it's still there after the weekend I'll have a chat to you about it when I'm home.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
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Maybe mate. If it's still there after the weekend I'll have a chat to you about it when I'm home.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Or a muddy building site with no dry ground. Pushing a barrow in ankle deep mud is fair bloody averageQuote:
Originally Posted by MB
Please buy one Daz mate, I’ll personally throw in a quadruple charger needed for first hour maybe :-)
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I got a set of 5 some years ago.. 10mm to 14mm. I think about $90 at the time in about a half size length with a flex head. Covered all the important sizes and didn't cost me the world. Best thing i ever did.Quote:
Originally Posted by Plasnart
I have a basic set from aldi, was about $20. Had about 5 spanners in it and like yours covers the basic sizes. They are cheap and I wouldn't expect them to do the stuff the more expensive stuff will but they will suffice for now. @Plasnart keep an eye out there mate, they come out once a yearQuote:
Originally Posted by 0-TJ-0
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I bought a ring for Mrs mudsane for our twentieth anniversary and she bought me a set of King Chrome ratchet ring spanners. Best tools ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Plasnart
I have invested in the right size impact sockets and a good breaker bar for all of the suspension fasteners. Also bought some deep impact ones as well.
I picked up a 12 piece set of blue-point ratchet spanners second hand for $150 which were still in great condition. I've found them so useful over the 15 years I've had them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Plasnart
I've recently just bought a Ryobi One+ 18v 5 piece set which included a ratchet wrench. I have used that a handful of times and makes light work of hard to access bolts.
https://www.bunnings.com.au/ryobi-on...-only_p6210812
I got an air powered one of those ratchets for $18 off the clearance table at total tools here just the other day.. yes it has an air hose attached.. but $18! Nearly got 2 just because.
Are they any good though? Ive always wondered? I never thought the air ratchets or even battery ones put out enough torque? I have one and have never used it as the rattle guns I have produce much more gruntQuote:
Originally Posted by 0-TJ-0
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They have thier uses. It's not a 1/2in impact gun, but from time to time you come across a stubborn nut or bolt in an awkward spot. You know the ones, you get one or two clicks on the ratchet each throw. Good for those.Quote:
Originally Posted by rusty_nail
I don't know the specs on mine but it'll crack wheel nuts if you let the compressor get up to pressure.
Might have to give it a second chanceQuote:
Originally Posted by 0-TJ-0
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I love my left handed screwdriver.
thought you be more fake spray mud n shiteQuote:
Originally Posted by DX grunt
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I have a day off, so I'm off to total tools.
Sucked in to those of you having to work today
You should ask if they are having an insider night anytime soon before spending your coin, I got $400 in gift cards and a free beer and snag sandwich the other day, just because they were having a special nightQuote:
Originally Posted by Ben-e-boy
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I brought a full set from 6mm to 21mm racthette both kind from ebay cheap asQuote:
Originally Posted by Plasnart
and found quality the same as the Aldi brand ones
Only a week until the end of the financial year. I'm spending nowQuote:
Originally Posted by rusty_nail
So, I bought a 3200 psi petrol pressure washer, one of those surface cleaning attachment so I can clean my driveway and a milwaukee battery from total tools.
Also a new pair of large ratchet cable cutters. It's been a good day.
Fairly happy with the new lazy man chisel.
Seems to munch through the batteries pretty hard though.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...019/06/142.jpg
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That would probably be due to the material your cutting? The multis last ages on plywood lolQuote:
Originally Posted by MB
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In tt to pickup the tools i started this thread with. Here ya go @MB hahahttp://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...019/06/143.jpg
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Pisser mate :-)
I wonder what its payload is rated at, didn’t notice by any chance?
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130 kegs mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
https://www.gettoolsdirect.com.au/ma...yABEgIfiPD_BwE
I take it all back :-) That does seem quite reasonable really like they linky say there, cement bags, blocks etc...
Someone please buy one and test it up a decent hill, truly keen to see if it can do XXdegree inclines at 130kg too[emoji106]
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Plassys link says it has hi and lo, I'd say it would shit it in?Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
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Don't reckon brickies would be all that pleased with the mud maker swanning around with a big grin on his face all day. The calls for mud will be louder I reckon! Haha gotta find an 18V brick laying tool now that the boy's sorted!Quote:
Originally Posted by rusty_nail
Shit mate if you can sort that out that would mean they could knock off early and have smoke-o beers combined with knock off beers!Quote:
Originally Posted by Plasnart
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Coming to the burbs oneday soon apparently.
https://youtu.be/5bW1vuCgEaA
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Does seem for now like 2 Brickie’s and a Muddy might be outa work in the future swapped for 2 operators and a maintenance technician full team behind the scenes maintaining and programming the puters :-)
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Beyond 2000 mate!Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
Masonry internal walls havent been around for eons, but that vid is showing what's possible I suppose. Now just gotta get the concretor to form up right, and that will probably become automated too soon enough.
Only truly meant Plassy mate that for now until machinery can magically maintain itself the super higher paid robotic technician team would in theory heavily outweigh the Blokes coin!
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Bring on the robots I say. I'm ready and waiting to capitalize on that.Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
Gold Ben :-)
Me nuffy’s are stuffed in the future for sure!
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Bought a 20t workshop press today. Wish I bought it years ago.
That's awesome Daz, very jealous! A bit like plassys ratchet spanners when I need one I always think bugger it I will just buy it when I'm out next and then think Nah I can get away without it...
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They bloody make everything don't they! http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...019/06/213.jpg
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Bullshit Chrisso, really?
Like an old blokes golf buggy homing device do they hopefully have inbuilt MB tracking, I’m SOLD!
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you know @MB has milwaukee lol, your fighting with fire thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Beat Ya :-)
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@MB is currently experiencing difficulties walking in public without embarrassment.