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Dang that is nice just need one for left hand use for those of us that drive on the wrong side of the road, as we never received pistol grip shifters here

I have a similar one that was my fathers if I recall correctly it is made by smith’s England he had it from his days of having an engineering workshop

I have the Rothenberger kit that you show in ypur first post i bought this set back in about 1990 ish, it uses lpg (propane) and mixes air into the gas at the handle or via the trigger on the handle to increase the temperature over a standard propane flame, i can try to get some measurements if...

I Aus they are called chisel and half chisel chains and yes with a 28 inch bar you will want to hang on Years ago my husky 625 hardwood i droppped to a 18 inch bar with a half chisel chain and sliced telegraph pole into sections for stepping stones, the shorter bar increased chain speed so was...

Defiantly not my good this week, had to pull steering box and put a seal kit through it, put it back today leaking out of 1 of the o rings near the where the column attaches (our steering boxes mount on the chassis rail so have to drop exhaust and torsion bar to get out) registration due next...

That almost looks like my collection of meters except no 2 of mine are the same brand and have all been purchased over years as needed to work on the cars latest was a gunnerson (english) timing light from market stall cost me $10 and is heavy cast zinc construction and chromed only problem i...

In aus we get them in cheap 15 -20 piece socket sets most people I know throw them out I know I have lost a couple with them falling out of the cases and not noticing, but yep 3d print would be ideal and in all sizes from 1/4 to 1/2

Used to be all that was available to balance tyres years ago no fancy spin them up to so many mph and computer tell you where the weight goes

Nope again you confuse us with the kiwi's (New Zealanders) they have more sheep than population, one of our old songs from the convict era relates to stealing a farmers sheep and eating it No offense taken Chris just trying to inject a little humour, Pete

NSW is Australia i know we have a similar accent but it is like comparing American accent to Canadian also kiwi's love sheep we steal them then eat them But yes the series of youtube vids are great

Plus 1 would love to find one around locally, but knowing our local council they would not give it a permit

I have just put another 2 twin fluro's up in my garage and has made a world of difference

Thanks i got some actual tig welding rods for steel for my playing with not looking to use it full time as a tig as yet was looking to do some learning

This is exactly what it is i mainly bought it as a plasma cutter as my mig is only about 2 years old and is a good brand for australia where as this plasma cutter is chinese and only cost $250 so if it does not work well as a tig or stick welder there is no problem as i also have a brand name...

Guys just bought a cheap tig never used one before bought it mainly for its cutting ability, but figure i could try tig welding as well, when using tig filler rods are they same type of rods as used in oxy or are they more specialised apart from ones specifically for aluminum or stainless Thanks

Would probably be useful for lowering and lifting transmisson as well