geoff
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They had pried off the badges with a screwdriver,knicked bits from inside & smashed the lights out of it too,kids I would think,but must have taken a bit of effort to get the wheels,I cant see how they could sell them,its a brand new car,& not too many of them about I would think.
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The owner was following a range rover,& thought it would be ok,trouble is the water was 2 1/2 foot deep!
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Absolutely.
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Spot on Felix.
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Near Danbury Essex mate, Those wheels would have looked so bling & Essex boy on my chipper,more so the carbon discs...
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:lol:
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Dragged this out of a flood,looks like someone got to it with their spanners & jack,the owner was a little miffed at his 3 day old car not getting through the flood,& a bit more miffed that it was in less than complete condition! Not a cheap car by any ones standard. 002 by geoff321, on Flickr
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Try the breath right strips,another good one is young (the round) eucalyptus leaves,cut them up & crush them,& put them in a cloth bag by the bed,or in your pillowcase:001_smile:
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My dog manages to do both at once,so there is some connection...
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Stunning wood,& fantastic turning,I love it!
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Aww shucks,theyve gone now,I was just getting used to them!
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My wife claims that she doesnt,I think she's right,she doesnt keep her mouth shut long enough to build up the pressure.
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Would be nice if you could do something about the daytime ones too!
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Your a braver man than I Steve...
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Try some of those 'breath right'nose strips that you can get at a chemist,or maybe a sports shop. they help. Or get the other half some ear plugs!
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Well done!
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Top idea methinks.
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Once the brake is on the clutch drum bearing will be working,& with the clutch band load on it,if the bearing is shot it could cause the noise. I thought they had a fix for this problem with a different clutch drum & sprocket.
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Aww shucks,we can't help it...... Nice to see those frames made up,lovely job you did there,& your a real nice feller too...
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Here you go Rich;
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Good Luck with the rest of the test Chris,Dirt bike riding gives the best skills in controling a bike on the road in bad conditions.
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Building a Harley chop/bobber,heres a couple of pics,it is work in progress!
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I would miss the sound of a big limb busting the hinge,then the sight of it going down. That feeling of joy & speculation when you crack up a saw for the first cut in the morning. The joy & relief at the end of a drag & chip. & looking back on a nicely done reduction. I would miss the anticipation on the way to an awkward job. Most missed of all I imagine would be not expanding & learning more about the job from those I work with:001_smile:
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Looks well engineered,but I have to agree with you,it just is not looking right,& my attitude is if you cant go see it then dont buy it with these things. Not my cup of tea this one.
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Sounds like you got a lovely saw there mate,& this sale just gets me feeling jittery & a bit..:confused1:
