Its a cantilever spit.Quote:
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Oooohhh raunchyQuote:
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Its a cantilever spit.Quote:
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Oooohhh raunchyQuote:
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Oil and filters for the troll.
Good pick up I have one with the spud tumbler,Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
yet to use at camp as camp oven roasts come out a treat
I bought a pillar pod (2 x gauge), 2 x 52mm racetech gauges (boost and egt), and one of those hinge things which apparently allow the small barn door to open a bit more.
New bike, again :)
2014 Z1000
http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/...416_145412.jpg
Bought a 1800kg Trolley Jack for $50 and a 40 piece Tap & Die set for $40 both on special at Repco.
Set of Auber EGT and Boost gauges plus sensors.
I bought a set of GU bonnet struts to fit to my GQ. Has anyone done this yet? I have a pretty good idea how I'm going to attack it but if someone else has already they might save me some grief.
all I know is 100 KN is about 10 kg
Oil filters, oil, fuel filter, radiator hoses, coolant, fan belts, panhard bushes, steering damper, UHF and a 5ft fibreglass 7.5db antenna, this weekend has been a busy one for the old patrol
Birthday day pressie from the wife finally came in.
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A couple of pies and sausage rolls.
20" led light bar.
Same. What you get??Quote:
Originally Posted by Parksy
Hey TPC, What did you think of the jack, look ok for the $50? I've been looking at the cattledog and wondering whether to get the same jack. I've still got until the end of the week for the sale.Quote:
Originally Posted by TPC
6 pack of Carlton Dry.
It's my weekend (today and tomorrow) lol
Hey Westy, make a post to your car thread (or make a new one) when you install this will you? I've been thinking about this for my Jack, but not sure if it's too much hassle. Will watch how you go with the install and decide. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
Will do. I'll be stripping the interior out as I have other issues sort out..Quote:
Originally Posted by cgm
But yea watch my post
I tried jacking up the car with it and it seemed to work ok.Quote:
Originally Posted by cgm
Does sound too cheap but appears very strong.
Again? Far out man you only just got it all back together.Quote:
Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
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Yea. Rust repairs, central locking. Audio, body lift and tower brace. And lra tank..
It was just an eBay purchase. Cheap and generic unit. But I've read some reviews and people are generally satisfied with them so for the price I thought I'd give it a go.Quote:
Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
Aw dude. Shoulda got onto Paul at led light co...Quote:
Originally Posted by Parksy
He did me a awesome price on a 20" aroura...
No dramas westy. Didn't break the bank. :)
A hamburger from a Cafe' in the lovely industrial area of Laverton. I think they made it last week.
Picked up a conversion valve for the disposable Coleman gas bottles that goes into a 3/8 fitting for smaller gas cookers.
Works a treat.
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[QUOTE=oncedisturbed;503423]Picked up a conversion valve for the disposable Coleman gas bottles that goes into a 3/8 fitting for smaller gas cookers.
Been using those canisters for years now , much easier than taking a 9kg bottle away, and last a fair while too
Never bought it today but received my travel buddy oven and turbo timer :)
now growler's gunna think your dogs got a turbo.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
Ha ha ha spat my drink all over :)Quote:
Originally Posted by wa 489
My watt meters arrived so I'll fit either a 50 amp Anderson plug or a
Merit plug/ socket to it so I can plug it inline with the solar panel to let me know whats going on.
Plus my photo sensitive light switches arrived so I can set my
camp lights up and they will come on automatically as it gets dark.
Watt meters were only $15 Each off Ebay.
Not being familiar with these meters do I fit it at the solar panel end or at the Battery end
My meters came in as well. Reading the destructions, it appears that either end will suffice but probably closer to the battery may be preferred.
New molle belt bag came in today as well which will become my personal survival kit that will mount to the safety barrier in the troll.
Also bought a Smith's sharpening system similar to Gecko's Lansky kit.
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Bought 4 of these so I can make some of my torches bigger and brighter
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/18650-Bat...item43c86fcf53
I think you are obsessed with light TD, you would never be able to see the stars while camping with all your torches and lights that automatically come on when dark. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
I prefer less light while camping, also means less bugs.
Only use very limited lighting at camp, we start of bright while eating and turn them down as the night progresses.Quote:
Originally Posted by TPC
Just like my torches lol
Some flat LEDs arrived today these are going to be DRLs
flat as a tack with 3M backing tape and a bit over 170mm long x 10mm very bright too'
weird looking LEDs they call them Cob leds, paper thin.
All the yellow part is light.
Can see a million uses for these, and bugger all power draw
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Super-Bri...item3a87c06b82
As for the watt meters they will need to have 50 amp Anderson plugs fitted as wires aren't long enough for the Merit socket.
Might pull it apart and see how hard it is ti fit longer wires
That tape measure belongs in a museumQuote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
@ SD ,,I was an indian giver with it , I gave to a mate but all mine
are metric so I re gifted it back to me as it was in inches.
Pioneer stereo and speakers for our Patrol :D
Factory stereo was still in there, and played only a small selection of our CDs .... mainly the crappy ones!
Factory speakers were on their way out.
Pioneer is plays movies, has DAB, touch screen, reversing camera and all that jazz. Hubby kept himself entertained and fitted it all, with a little help from me, and a couple of beers along the way.
Very impressed with it :)
Some superior goodies, new engine mounts and a bent control arm, one for me one for AB for when we install our sub tanks.