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Another one.
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Saw this being taken to a skip, so I offered to help them, gave them some folding money.
£10.
£10.
Mine's very inaccurate, even over the first link. By the time you are out to one pole, it's completely wrong.
Should see the zoomies and flopping like a fish he does on the sofa after drinking water, can't imagine the carnage on ciderGoing by the look on Oscar's face he plans on drinking those himself!
Don't volunteer to strip and service the 3 speed gearbox on a makita cordless drill. It is a complete bstd to put back together.Also acquired the "ahh that hard..." part of "how hard can it be" to strip and repair this hilti te80
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I don't think it's meant to be banana shaped lol
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Dewalt drills have a similar 3 speed box but it's a lot easier to assemble.
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Also acquired the "ahh that hard..." part of "how hard can it be" to strip and repair this hilti te80
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I don't think it's meant to be banana shaped lol
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Those TE80's turn themselves off at service time and have to be re-set. If the spanner light is on then even once repaired it might not run. The earlier TE76 you could re-set the service light by powering it up disconnected from the motor and give it some sequence of trigger squeezes but I don't think you can do it with the 80.
Got this te80 and a te60, both power up and spin the motor but neither hammers or drills, the conrod is broken so that solves the hammer part and as for the drilling I think the last person to "service" it put it back together wrong so gears weren't meshing and the bore the hammer piston slides in had the pressure holes on the wrong way so it was pretty much running like a diesel and thus pressure broke the nylon conrod!
*edit - I can just bypass the sh*tty service circuit worse case it turns out but since they haven't hit it yet I'm just gonna get it working and sell it on, turns out I can buy replacement conrods from aliexpress for half the cost on ebay etc
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Helps you breathe more easily?
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English torture machine, start with the fingers...
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I've got a set of those. They probably won't read the same but you can adjust the needle reading. Tee them all together and apply a vacuum, then twist off the front plastic lens and use a screwdriver to adjust the needle using that screw on the face just below the word 'vacuum'.
Mind those poxy vac lines they supply melt very easily.
Bit of an awkward font, especially on the cast back, but it's a Lucas Masta gauge, made by Lucas. The script S is the opposite direction to an ampersand. It's probably tripled its resale value now
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Look for Gbh5dce Conrod 90% will fit .Also acquired the "ahh that hard..." part of "how hard can it be" to strip and repair this hilti te80
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I don't think it's meant to be banana shaped lol
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Don't know how work over there but over here you cannot get any replacement parts from Hilti if you don't have the receipt
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Planning to finish the mechanic pit and surely needing to use the Husky K770 to cut through the granite before to use the big Kango to dig the remaining 20cm I have to remove from the bottom of the pit.
I've been thinking about using some sort of gravity or pump feeder water supply but honestly this thing was too cheap and time saver and surely cobbling something to serve the purpose isn't worth my time.
So I got this evolution 15 litres manual pump, meant to be used with their electric cutoffs but it uses standard garden hose fittings so it will fit my Husky no problems
50 euro + shipping.
3 metres hose, pressurized tank
I've been thinking about using some sort of gravity or pump feeder water supply but honestly this thing was too cheap and time saver and surely cobbling something to serve the purpose isn't worth my time.
So I got this evolution 15 litres manual pump, meant to be used with their electric cutoffs but it uses standard garden hose fittings so it will fit my Husky no problems
50 euro + shipping.
3 metres hose, pressurized tank
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I am £50 poorer
Pulled from the same skip, as the Woden Pipe vice yesterday.
But it had a sad lil friend.
Pulled from the same skip, as the Woden Pipe vice yesterday.
But it had a sad lil friend.
