Seadog
Save the planet. It's the only one with rum!
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brewdexta
The biggest tool in the box
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Any heading sarf perchance
I may bring a couple down if its any good. If it rubbish I'll bring it all down
Farside
Badly Welded Man
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It's a farriers' turning hammer for making horseshoes.
Horseshoes makes sense around here, with the number of stables and studs dotted around this area (and I don't mean the local Pat Mustards).
Badger1bear
If your not on fire, then your too far away
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Oh and hopefully we don't have to wait days for you to try it out like we did with @Badger1bear
tish tish tish sir
I'll have you know I was quelling a revolt by the peasants
Badger1bear
If your not on fire, then your too far away
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dobbslc
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After I blew up Henry at the weekend I was on the hunt for some spares as I couldn't bare to see him broken.
I spied something local on eBay and now have these. Both not working.......
Turns out my Henry is missing a spacer the motor sits on but the one i bought is slightly different! BUT it does have a 1000w motor over my ones 620w one (that'll keep the EU happy!)
The fix on the red Henry was just a broken wire !
Not looked at the wet and dry one yet.
The cost I hear you say?
£1.20
I spied something local on eBay and now have these. Both not working.......
Turns out my Henry is missing a spacer the motor sits on but the one i bought is slightly different! BUT it does have a 1000w motor over my ones 620w one (that'll keep the EU happy!)
The fix on the red Henry was just a broken wire !
Not looked at the wet and dry one yet.
The cost I hear you say?
£1.20
angellonewolf
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if the wet and dry is duff could be intrested in the hose head foe the wet if you got it
dan.taylor.1
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I use them for normal smiting too, they spread the metal out nicely and obviously the flat side is great for flattening hammer marks out. Or putting a forged chamfer on flat bits.
Hood
I am obsessed.
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I have a similar pair made by Ideal Ind. Inc, must be at least 30 years old, superb wire strippersView attachment 178349
Not the actual ones, just a picture of the same sort off the web
car boot sale £3 as new, I didnt haggle
Jlg
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It's my first venture into brushless all my cars and other EC stuff is nitro but you can't seem to get nitro boats any more and I've never been keen on lipo battery's but I now have 6 3s 5000mah 50c batteries in the house I really need something to keep them in in case of the worstI have no problem when it comes to RC toys buddyThe mug is there for scale. LOL
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Parm
Respect The Sound System
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Top Tip selling point
Badger1bear
If your not on fire, then your too far away
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Tinbasherdan
Bodger in chief
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Dieselman 63
Forklift Certified
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Jlg
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They are used though
I have no problem when it comes to RC toys buddy
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Losi 5t. Always wanted one but never got to go any bigger than a 1/8 buggy.
Still got lots of 1/10 stuff here which I need to get rid of.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
https://www.death-clock.org/
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Today I was given:
A blown radiator.
Cooked engine.
2 AA mechanic.
Plus a 3 hour ride in the recovery truck toto Kwi Fit.
Turns out the low coolant warning circuit was dead.
Fan thermostat was also not working.
So here I sit. Board.
A blown radiator.
Cooked engine.
2 AA mechanic.
Plus a 3 hour ride in the recovery truck toto Kwi Fit.
Turns out the low coolant warning circuit was dead.
Fan thermostat was also not working.
So here I sit. Board.
Jlg
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What you need is something with a .50 nitro engine in it there's nothing like a giant nitro engine to bring a smile to your face
