I would just like to say

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Stanleysteamer said:
You is eatin a lot later than us, and we don't rush it. but the weather is amazin isn't it? How is you going to cook 'em?
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Not late here this is tea time:) (we are 2hrs ahead). Not going on BBQ (to lazy to light it today) probably go on the cast iron plate seared then left on skin till they plump up still red/pink inside, with a nice salad and homemade coleslaw:)

Wanna come round?:)

Oppss no don’t come not enough :D

J
 
marjon said:
Not late here this is tea time:) (we are 2hrs ahead). Not going on BBQ (to lazy to light it today) probably go on the cast iron plate seared then left on skin till they plump up still red/pink inside, with a nice salad and homemade coleslaw:)

Wanna come round?:)

Oppss no don’t come not enough :D

J
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I'm all slavering now, bugre you! Wifey has promised me a nice lamb chop tonite, we'll see! (For once she is cookin!;))
Bon Appetit!:)
 
Wimblowdriver said:
Seems my french teacher was right when I got failed at 'O' level french in 1970. But I got a grade one metal work :D, something useful.
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You might be one year older than me then cos I took my O levels in 1970 too, but I took 'em at 15 cos I went to a posh skool! Got the French, but was unfortunately unable to do metalwork, we did things like fu ckin Latin!:eek:. Too posh!
Have hopefully caught up since then, albeit in an amateur way!:)
 
The new metalworking bandsaw arrived today :)
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Built and working with thanks to my Mrs
 
So I'm sat enjoying a glass of Austrian Gruner when I notice the **** tyres on the Defender, in fact the same tyres that have phooked my steering box. I have 16 inch modulars with some bell end moon raker tyres as the deal was too good to pass. What I want is a small tyre that take the stress off the steering box and effectively lowers the Drover as the basted thing won't go in the garage anymore. Anyway, without having a PHD in rubber what basted tyres will fit this clusterphook so I can eek out a deal?

I think I've just driven too many basted defenders this year and need a break, and relax.

@Hicap phill
@neilly
@My Old Landy
 
doriz said:
So I'm sat enjoying a glass of Austrian Gruner when I notice the **** tyres on the Defender, in fact the same tyres that have phooked my steering box. I have 16 inch modulars with some bell end moon raker tyres as the deal was too good to pass. What I want is a small tyre that take the stress off the steering box and effectively lowers the Drover as the basted thing won't go in the garage anymore. Anyway, without having a PHD in rubber what basted tyres will fit this clusterphook so I can eek out a deal?

I think I've just driven too many basted defenders this year and need a break, and relax.

@Hicap phill
@neilly
@My Old Landy
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Are you keeping the wheels, If so then you would need to make sure the wheel widht would work with any new tyres. That is assuming you have big tyres at the moment.

If not, have you thought about a nice std size set of wheels and tyres, you can generally pick them up cheap enough.

Cheers
 
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