What's on your bench today?

[Rich2484]

No, thats GT85, a general purpose WD40 like lubricant that also makes a good cleaner and crud softner:thumbup: I quite like the smell, sort of fragrant:thumbup:

 

Did you get the machine that was playing up again sorted, if not, get it back to me and I will do it free of charge....and make it smell nice:lol:

 

Now that's just strange. I started using gt85 a short while back as I was fed up with the smell of wd40.

 

Used a maintainance spray before and that is quite sweet smelling but its just a spray oil rather than any sport of cleaner or water displacement.

 

Edit. Cheers spud. Will have a look tomorrow. Might just chuck a known working meter valve on it and see what happens.

 

Just for some clarification as it was swimming around my head today for some reason. But what are the colours for spark plugs. As in over rich, weak, etc.

Edited December 10, 2012 by Rich2484

[spudulike]

Now that's just strange. I started using gt85 a short while back as I was fed up with the smell of wd40.

 

Used a maintainance spray before and that is quite sweet smelling but its just a spray oil rather than any sport of cleaner or water displacement.

 

I think it smells kinda nice:thumbup: use it to soften up the crap before using the compressor to blow the crud off!

[dellwood33]

Something like this ?

[GardenKit]

I mentioned a few days ago that rather than scrap some of my non runners I might offer them to Arbtalk members for a donation to The Childrens Trust.

 

This one is a runner. It came in for a service and a chain, but when quoted, the customer decided to upgrade to a new saw instead and bought a Huskie 140.

 

I have not checked it, so i don't know how good it is, and am not going to spend time on it, so its up for grabs exactly as it is with no promises.

 

The first bidder to offer a £20 donation (on this thread) to The Childrens Trust will be the new owner. The bidder must make the donation and forward me the receipt from the Trust. I will then box it up for collection by whatever means the bidder chooses.

 

This one is better than average, most will be non runners and with smaller donations.

 

 

 

[bobh]

I'll take that Barrie!

£20 to charity seems great to me.

Edited December 10, 2012 by bobh

[GardenKit]

I'll take that Barrie!

£20 to charity seems great to me.

Blimey, that was quick, should have auctioned it!

 

You are the proud owner of the 1st scrap saw to be sold on Spuds thread.

 

When you have forwarded me the receipt from The Childrens Trust you will be free to collect.

 

I think its fair to say that if it is not collected within 30 days (except by prior arrangement) it will be re-offered.

[Rich2484]

Blindly that was quick. I only saw your post. Refreshed the threads and saw bobh post.

 

gardenkit.

[spudulike]

Blimey, that was quick, should have auctioned it!

 

You are the proud owner of the 1st scrap saw to be sold on Spuds thread.

 

When you have forwarded me the receipt from The Childrens Trust you will be free to collect.

 

I think its fair to say that if it is not collected within 30 days (except by prior arrangement) it will be re-offered.

 

Bob H is a good guy, sure there will be no issues:thumbup:

[GardenKit]

Bob H is a good guy, sure there will be no issues:thumbup:

I am sure in bobs case that there won't be Spud, but just in case there are more in the future I thought it best to set a ground rule. The point, besides making a bit for charity is to get rid of the clutter! I dont want to be hanging on till someones summer holiday in the west country.

[bobh]

Blindly that was quick. I only saw your post. Refreshed the threads and saw bobh post.

 

gardenkit.

 

Got to strike when the iron's hot

Just happens I'm heading down to that part of the country in the near future and as I don't get off the island too often thought I had better make the most of the oppertunity :thumbup:

Barrie - Receipt from Childrens Trust sent - Tis a good thing you're doing