Lovely!
Something to look at when the TV is sh!te!!!
Something to look at when the TV is sh!te!!!
.Twas what saved LR at the time.
will do the same as a Deffo, in more comfort and the load area takes more as it is easier to get stuff in.
But stop at the D2 anything after is a bunch of eletrickery,
Sod that, a TD5 tratter has too many lectrics for me
My last ever tutor group gave me a lovely model of a Deffy as part of my retirement present from them. along with a VERY decent bottle of red wine.I has a few inna cabinet. Few ole dinkeys picked up here an there. I has the same one as you inna box in your pic. It's outta box an I has removed the tilt, said it was very stuffy in there
"GIVEN"???? fook me, does this happen to everyone one in Scotland?
mine cost me all of £1250.
every poon came out like a molar!!!
yer c@use we look@fter our own
You'll be in bovva when herself can't find em!!!!!
very occasional she will h@ve @ bit th@ts if i le@ve @ny
Won't disagree with this. I also find it a pain, but it is just about bearable. Still prefer my 300tdi for its practicality.
I'm sure I have some Scots blood in me!yer c@use we look@fter our own
I'll have to dig it oot and come and live amongst you!!!
I would like the Halfrauds Pro kit (my friend has 2 of them!!!) but I don't do enough spannering to warrant the £300 spend.
You removed it from the box.....I has a few inna cabinet. Few ole dinkeys picked up here an there. I has the same one as you inna box in your pic. It's outta box an I has removed the tilt, said it was very stuffy in there
The only thing on that TV is a world map showing the grey line and call sign locationsLovely!
Something to look at when the TV is sh!te!!!
Tis cheap compared to Britool or Snapon.
Could always get a small socket set then add the extra sockets as and when you need them.
At least it comes with a lifetime guarantee.
Oh!You removed it from the box.....
The only thing on that TV is a world map showing the grey line and call sign locations
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How far have you CQCQ reached to date?You removed it from the box.....
The only thing on that TV is a world map showing the grey line and call sign locations
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Their top of range stuff is really good, the ones they keep in a locked glass display case. Bought their long breaker bar and long socket for me wheel nuts.
I like their ratchet ring spanners, open one end obvs. Most times don't need to faff about finding the socket and ratchet.
The most useful, most used and longest lived tools I bought with my own money (as opposed to things that fell off a shelf at work etc), are a socket set (brand unknown and made in Japan) and a Norbar torque wrench. All still in perfect working condition after nearly 50 years of use. I have a natural tendency to over tighten nuts n bolts and expanded my torque wrench collection over the years, to cover an ever widening range of requirement.
18mm is a bit rare, sure they weren't originally 19mm and haven't just rusted a bit!!!
See what thickerness the shanks of both of em are!!
Us olde skool mechanics use 18mm a lot. 18mm is a ball hair away from 11/16ths which is what most of the mighty fergie bolts are
Don't need to check. 18mm fits the original, 19mm fits the new.18mm is a bit rare, sure they weren't originally 19mm and haven't just rusted a bit!!!
See what thickerness the shanks of both of em are!!
That's more like it, a greek gift!
Nah, the fella was English
Married to a Wilks so should be worth a fortune if I was to sell
300 TDI, get in drive, no bollix. What else do you need that a brain can't take care of?
