So I have seen but I thought it would be just as quick to use the winch. But it all depends on the circumstances I suppose. Food for thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
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So I have seen but I thought it would be just as quick to use the winch. But it all depends on the circumstances I suppose. Food for thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Yes you are right and really probably not needed. But could be helpful. Horses for courses.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
From experience mate, it's rarely ever quick to use the winch......Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Much faster to grab a traction board off the roof in certain circumstances and you don't always have anything to winch from.
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2 more fishing rods.......but I didn't get to the front door quick enough :)
I'm out the back and only heard, "have you bought more fishing rods"? :(
Wanted a cheap 4.8 rivet setting tool went to three stores in the area, none to be found. Ended up buying an air one, couldn't find a cheap on of those either, at SuperCheap (?) Isn't dual action but set SS 4.8 rivets pretty well.
Bought my first ever swag, Oztrail Mitchell King Single for $100....... gotta love Gumtree
Bought a catch can, 2 by 6 way Baintech fuse blocks and the materials to build my rear door table, should keep me occupied for a couple of weekends.
Tough Dog return to centre steering dampener and a Carter 4600 lift pump. Told the mrs, they were "needed" and "cheap at half the price" :)
Send the rtc back mate and get something better. I am on my second warranty TD rtc and it's starting to fail too. Utter garbage it is...Quote:
Originally Posted by MuddyTroll
Booked in mavlex for its roadworthy. final part for its compliance with the v8. cost me $270. bit rich just for an inspection i think.