What did you buy today

**Hodge** · 22nd August 2015, 04:20 PM

Originally Posted by threedogs

@ Hodge Ive had those seat covers for over a year now.
because of my back I tend to slide out of the Patrol but
The covers are still holding up well, with pockets everywhere.
I like them

Good to hear mate. I really like them and seem like decent quality. Win win.

**Clunk** · 22nd August 2015, 04:31 PM

1/2in torque wrench from SCA for $60

**BSRT.Beast** · 22nd August 2015, 05:17 PM

Tyre repair kit , seat covers, equaliser strap and shackles from Aldi

Also a drawer system from 4wdsupercentre (well I've organised it for Monday)

Yes they make them for the GQ its just not on their website

Help I'm hemorrhaging $$$$$$$ lol

**Rocket55** · 22nd August 2015, 05:20 PM

Originally Posted by Clunk

1/2in torque wrench from SCA for $60

What range does it cover? I've got one that starts at about 45Nm but I'm looking for one that goes lower for when I do my injectors etc.

**Clunk** · 22nd August 2015, 08:20 PM

Originally Posted by Rocket55

What range does it cover? I've got one that starts at about 45Nm but I'm looking for one that goes lower for when I do my injectors etc.

Its this one http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/onl...ecommendations

Big bugger 40-210Nm

**Bacho86** · 22nd August 2015, 08:27 PM

Originally Posted by katwoman

Lucky they have a lifetime warranty. We're on our 3rd.

Hmmm thanks for the heads up kat, I'll make sure I keep the receipt! Is their a particular fault with them I should look out for?

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**SiberianPatrol** · 22nd August 2015, 08:40 PM

New front and rear brake pads plus new pedal covers.

1999 GU RD28Ti turbo diesel; manual transmission; 33" Khumo mudders; ... more mods on the way

**Clunk** · 22nd August 2015, 09:14 PM

Originally Posted by taslucas

Next minute......

I've neever known someone to need so many voltmeters

**MudRunnerTD** · 22nd August 2015, 09:29 PM

Originally Posted by mudski

Really? A chainsaw course?...

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Absolutely!! In fact there is so much to know that it is a 2 day course. Well worth the trouble. I use to do track clearing with DSE the weekend before track opening and anyone using a saw had to be certified and wearing chaps, and all PPE. Good course and well worth the effort.

**Clunk** · 22nd August 2015, 09:44 PM

Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD

Absolutely!! In fact there is so much to know that it is a 2 day course. Well worth the trouble. I use to do track clearing with DSE the weekend before track opening and anyone using a saw had to be certified and wearing chaps, and all PPE. Good course and well worth the effort.

ooooh I love a man in chaps

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