What did you buy today

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Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD

It just came in a clear plastic bag. I'd call it packaging rather than a permanent use bag. Have you got a pic of the bag you got?

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Which brand Darren ?
My mate bought the Saber big kinetic rope at the show few weeks ago and it came in a very nice bag .
They also had a awesome bang for buck kit with rope and some soft shacklies in a bag too but they only had 50 at the show and it sold out like dunny paper! Was spewing.

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Originally Posted by MB

I used to lay cables in a past life [emoji90] [emoji268][emoji23]


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Thank god you changed to laying women 🤣🤣

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Originally Posted by PeeBee

"Tie a hanky to it, Atlas Copco blow it straight out 100m away and then grease the conduit/cable with plumbers ‘Mirror’ and then swear at your other two for not sweating/screaming hard enough shoving like "

What the hell is this about @MB

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Yeah I've read it multiple times and still don't understand.

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What happened? You not eating enough fibre these days?

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Originally Posted by mudski

Yeah I've read it multiple times and still don't understand.

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I am only guessing he ties the rope to a hankie, and shoves it into the lubricated pvc then blasts it with a hit of compressed air which launches the plug up the pipe with the rope attached. If his guys dont hold on tight enough the rope flies out the end - maybe, I don't know, who knows hat he really means, could be talking about plucking a donkey tail or eating a dorito.

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Originally Posted by PeeBee

I am only guessing he ties the rope to a hankie, and shoves it into the lubricated pvc then blasts it with a hit of compressed air which launches the plug up the pipe with the rope attached. If his guys dont hold on tight enough the rope flies out the end - maybe, I don't know, who knows hat he really means, could be talking about plucking a donkey tail or eating a dorito.

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Make a Shute out of the hanky and tie the corners with a rope to shoot up the conduit catch it at the other end and use the rope to haul cable through, used to use plastic bags todo the same when I worked for pmg/telecom/Telstra made it easy better than pushing rods.

You blokes managed to decrypt MB!
Pretty much what Stropp said.
Used to tie a hankie or some cloth to a pull rope to act as a parachute and the blast it with "no mucking around" compressor strength.


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Exactly, Easy Peasy, Thanks Gentlemen [emoji120][emoji106][emoji106]


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Last week, been a bit slow posting stupidity and forgot [emoji23]
A fresh new Iskra/Mahle motor for still only $350 many years later from ‘The 4WD Shed’ [emoji736][emoji106][emoji106]

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Old faithful one is still going strong after serious punishment thanks to @MudRunnerTD ‘s original High Mount upgrades advice [emoji120][emoji120]
Thought best to swap over to a fresh one and keep old as a spare as He’s now gone and convinced us Hillbillies into trialling 24v through them too [emoji123][emoji123][emoji23]


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An engine hoist to help with "operation TB45" when the time comes.

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