What the hell loader is that?
Komatsu?
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What the hell loader is that?
Komatsu?
John deer,mate..the oldest one of the fleet...bit hard lifting sh!t by myself........NO boys 4 girls....I shake my head....
does it flex?
4 girls, god I feel sorry for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by wa 489
How old are they?
2 in there 20's and the others are nearly teens......there alright..I get cakes and looked after well..
I have 2 boys and 2 girls, all moved out of home.Quote:
Originally Posted by wa 489
I was lucky that the girls did not turn into bitches through the teen years like so many do.
Put the awning on...... Wasn't happy that it stuck out so much, so had to adjust the bars and push the awning back in towards towards the car, so it sits as close to the car as possible, only downside now is the bar work is lopsided now, do currently toying with the idea of cutting it off. Brackets had to point downwards in order to fit under the garage.........
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I have to say, for something that was less than $200, I'm pretty damn happy with it an myself for that matter for not requiring adult supervision :D;)
Noice Clunky,,,Did you manage that all by yourself
Just make sure you peg it down when using it... First time I used mine I did not and it ended up on the other side of the car. Lucky nothing broke.
Yes Darren even after you warned me.
went to the hospital today to get the bit of metal out..got stuck in there yesterday while angle grinding my roofrack...
Sure did bud ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by wa 489
ow makes the bark i took off fitting my winch and bar work today look minor
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Going to come down and do a safety audit, use your safety glasses young man!Quote:
Originally Posted by wa 489
Who are you trying to kid? we all know you are one of the smarter cookies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
I know how you feel mate, had the same thing happen to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by wa 489
Nothing worse then seeing the vision in that eye bounce up and down as they scrap the eyeball.
Have to agree with Stropp "use your safety glasses".
Did similar last week grinding some rust of some old gear.....goggles are a must,
At least you got another one bud ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by wa 489
Nah seriously mate, I'm not when it comes to cars n stuff...... Other bits n pieces I'll work out eventually ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Yendor
Did a minor service. Oil, oil, fuel and air filter.
Never done a fuel filter before. What a bitch to prime the system. Got it Sussed for next time tho now. ;)
Found out how deep a stock RB30 can go without picking up water. Note how the water washed the mud from the bonnet. Time for a snorkel methinks.
Okay then, your secret is safe with me.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
Personally, I don't understand why you and some other members take this stand.
You could always state "this is what I think" or "this is what I have found"
Unlike some other people who just rip it off from other forums and take the credit.
Sorry Rod, you've lost me thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Yendor
I think you know more then you like to admit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
Hahahaha righteo...... All you've got to do us ask the guys that know or have met me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yendor
And a depth gauge on your bumper :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mudnut
Sorry, I misjudged you then............Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
That's ok mate, I forgive You!!!!! HahahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Yendor
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That's good, because we both know my statement wasn't correct
Drove it for a whole day without anything breaking or going wrong!!!
Finally got around to fixing my Stebel horns that broke off its mount and was blowing fuses.
Found that they don't like water.
Removed both horns to work out why they were blowing fuses.
Check all wiring from battery to relay to horn and all fine. But why was it arcing blowing fuses. Turned the horns upside down and a shit load of water and mud came out of both of them. Then used my air compressor to blow out and dry the air horns from the inside. Refitted them and they are working, although one of them still sounds a little muffled.
Also cleaned and dusted my air filter off,, picked up a far bit of dust and flys and a giant dragonfly in the filter from my trip to Knockwood.
Fitted Travel Buddy Stove & Wavebox 12v Microwave.
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Checked the swivel hubs for water and found some in the d/side. Have pulled it apart and cleaned it all, but have only lightly greased everything, apart from the wheel bearings. I have to wait until funds are available to get new seals. Also found that the small amount of water inside the cab didn't come through the door seal, but through holes in the top of the sill panel and the top of the seams. I have sealed the seam and will get plugs for the holes, even the ones inside the pillar. Also found water had entered the timing belt cover, so I have fitted an air hose nipple, so I can pressurise it with2-3 psi. I have fitted a waterproof winch control box, and you can see the drive train breathers on the fire wall.
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I must have missed something? - tell us more about your forthcoming adventure, I love reading about that sort of stuff, helps me keep shuffling toward my next adventure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rustyboner81
Finally got around to fitting my $25 Stebel horn knockoff too. Very loud! Fitted it up over the left hand wheel arch where the second battery used to sit. Welded up a bracket which bolts to the wheel arch using some original threaded bolt holes. Hopefully this will keep it out of the water & grime. The cheap relay supplied was .....cheap! When pulling a spade terminal off, the whole terminal pulled out of the relay, so had to buy another, Got one that is completely sealed. Now when I press the horn I get original & new one sounding, & if the new one ever dies, the original will still work. Should be good for getting those wedgies to leave the carcass before I reach ’em. Might even frighten the odd deaf person too!
Finally fitted my roof rack that I got second hand off shaun4x4 months ago. Also fitted my new awning that my oldies got me for an early Xmas present.
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I keep looking at the pie warmers, mmmm I love a good pieQuote:
Originally Posted by rafa