Bush Hack Paper Aeroplanes Origami Crem Mate... any thickness too easy without an industrial folder
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Your definitely the ideas man MarkOriginally Posted by MB
Bush Hack Paper Aeroplanes Origami Crem Mate... any thickness too easy without an industrial folder
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12/97 GEE YOU
4.5lt Gas blower. Lots of mods to come.....all in good time.
Cremulator (16th October 2020), MB (15th October 2020)
Not my idea John Mate... Tradies in Paddocks taught me :-)
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Just look at those MIG butter welds - you bloody show-off!!! I can't wait to get my own mobile smelter and start delivering stuff of that quality, good job MB
MB (15th October 2020)
I can’t wait to get decent grid power up in the hills, seriously considering a fuel powered welder to save money on melting leads and or longer weld time than say 200mm @180amps before resting rubbery snakes for 10 min cool downs in between :-)
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PeeBee (15th October 2020)
That's a clever idea, I'll store that away and hopefully remember it.Bush Hack Paper Aeroplanes Origami Crem Mate... any thickness too easy without an industrial folder
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Hodge reminded me to 240v charge my batteries, so I'm doing that now. Thanks mate.
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12/97 GEE YOU
4.5lt Gas blower. Lots of mods to come.....all in good time.
Yeah they are schmick!
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PeeBee (17th October 2020)
I said good bye to my little Rossi welder this week, sold on Gumtree to a professional welding tradesman, so with luck he gets some performance out of it that I, the hack, could not.
mudski (17th October 2020)
Beefed up the front with double Koni's. Took about 2 days for the first side and a day for the second. I bought another pair of shocker towers and married them together. Bit of a head twist getting the mounts sorted out but happy with the outcome. I am looking to reduce fade essentially, and for my type of driving this will do just fine. Also, I end up with a ready installed spare if one blows out - but thats a fringe issue i am sure.
Dual shockes Drivers side.JPGDual Shocks Pass side.JPG
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