minivin
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Err excuse me, what is going on here?
Surely good green lane driving practise is to drive on one set of tracks not creating new ones???
When the people who were driving turn up, ask them, I was only the passengering photographer
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Lets See:
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Enough with the ranting! thats my job! (trying to get you guys to lighten up)
I haven't paid my subs yet, i do'nt like paypal, can some one pm me a postal address and i will send a cheque.
P.S. how much to advertise home made apple pies?
oiy! I picked those apples as well!!! TRADER! TRADER! Slave Trader at that
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So wasn't when you were walking her before the last stretch then
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Also known as UAV's (Unmanned Airbourne Vehicles)
THe USA have been using them to fire off LASER guided bombs and Mavericks against targets in Afghanistan IIRC (think there are still issues on the legalality of engaging an enemy with such tactics) and the UK uses the Galileo Avionica Mirach 100/5 UAV as a target drone, trials platform and other "active" missions which I can't discuss
USA Predator and Hellfire missile:
Another:
A bit of LASER guided annilation for you sir?:
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I am thinking about buying a lathe for small hobby type work. I have been looking at the Clarke CL500M
Which can be had for £649.95 on one of their vat free days. It comes with a 6" jaw as standard.
The other one that I was looking at is the Chester Model B - Super
This one sells for £645, but only comes with a 5" jaw as standard. To upgrade to a 6" jaw will cost another £162.
I have been looking on ebay for one of these, but the prices that they generate are rediculous. They sell for about £100 less than the new price, even if they are years old, and worn to hell.
I was wondering whether any of you had any experience with either of these machines, or had enough lathe experience to be able to make some suggestions.
Thanks in advance......
A lot of it depends on what you intend to do, aluminium work is not so strenuos on the tooling, while stainless steel can be a biatch, I'd love a Colchester Student or something slightly bigger, but they go for silly money now so my modellers lathe will have to be fixed and pushed into service again
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RTB should be able to answer the union issues when he looks in
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yep, i'm with u mand
If anybody else admits to it it's going to sound like an orgy
ummm.... <cough> I might be as well
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dont blame me for your girly hair rob
Nothing girly about me hair, or did you go back into the closet when you had your's cut
me and mand??????????? give me some creditno comment
Give YOU some credit?!!!!!!!!!! people feel sorry for ME till they realize i am married to MikeThen they feel sorry for Mike
Anyway you owe me 14 years child support for your daughter!!! AND she has started dropping hints about Christmas already!!Oh yes, must order that prezzy for here
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oiy! don't tell everyone my age! people'll start thinking I'm the luv child of you and Tonk
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I'll have a look later
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Lets just call it a feature Multiple successive posts by a single member are auto merged by default.
Don't worry about the number of pics per post. Just upped the limit on that to 50 so Les can show us all his porn mods to catflat.
Ah kay
these forums are getting clever! -
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ok, apologese for the 13 picture long post in L2B, anyhoo.....
I posted the first four up, no problem, then I posted up the next four, and the post merges into the original post, anyhoo I conclude I must have pressed the quote or edit button and do the next four, it happens again!!!!!
So, why does it do that?
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thanks for the help tonk, i didnt wont to got out and buy brakes shoes which were 10" when i needed 11", and i keep putting 1989 from some reason probley any thing in the 1989 reminds me whne it was born in 1989 plus i was in a lesson so didnt have much time to think about wat i was putting.
$hit, feeling my age now that I can't be called the youngster
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Rob,
either you have a lagre bedroom, or you sleep in the garage????
I think my mother would prefer if I slept in the shed
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well it's either 1/4 UNF or 1/4 BSF, after just removing a nipple from a prop I got sat by my bed and threaded a 1/4 UNF bolt in I'd say UNF
walked straight into that one
it goes with the rest of the Series transfer case, sump gasket and oil filter, frame parts for the classic bike amongst other bits -
well it's either 1/4 UNF or 1/4 BSF, after just removing a nipple from a prop I got sat by my bed and threaded a 1/4 UNF bolt in I'd say UNF
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Here's some, more to come when I can find time, as it's midnight!!!!!
Shires
Camels
Tomb Raiders
EMLRA
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my boss is in slow time making a manifold plate, 45 degree pipe and flange for the SU carb to go on his 2.25 88 SIII, think he's gone all posh with stainless steel
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worth looking at these quys:
darn sight cheaper than Chris Perfect and others
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funnily enough I did finally resort to a lump of wood and a 2 1/4lb lump hammer to persuade them on after drilling and reaming
It then went further down hill when I found out that the wiper arms and wiper blades supplied by a well known spares dealership did not fit together, even though they came in the same parcel from them
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When I was a weeeee two, I learnt a major lesson in life, in fact during my MoD apprenticeship it was further drummed into me about such things, in fact, that be.....
ROUND PEGS DO NOT GO IN SQUARE HOLES
I do wonder some times
I take it this isn't some change-over to Defender where the output shaft maybe square or earlier Series are such, it for sure won't fit my 1979 SIII until I run a drill down it. -
<Looks at the que>
I'll come back later
How did Achill get out of the truck?
in International Forum
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I dunno, may have