The Chill Out Zone - Page 11424

stevestrat · 25th August 2016, 11:15

Afternoon. I was around this morning but had email problems, had to re-enter my password, fine if you can remember it! Had to change my password and, for some reason, that always causes problems with the email on the phone, it doesn't recognise the new password and you end up deleting and reinstalling the email account. Sorted after much muttering and cursing

mininuts · 25th August 2016, 11:22

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Originally Posted by Lancpudn

The last time I used the Rover wheel nut wrench I noticed it was showing signs of wear & didn't fit the wheel nut very well.

I ordered a new telescopic wheel nut wrench off ebay that came with two double size sockets 17/19mm & 21/23mm. it even came with a free pair of gloves for the princely sum of £6.99

I've just tried it out on the car & it feels very sturdy & up to the job.

I once shattered one of those Ian, trying to undo wheel nuts that some gorilla had tightened with an windy impact wrench at a tyre fitters

I must admit, I was jumping up and down on it like a fool when it went

Bought another and keep it in the car, they're good for properly torqued nuts

Lancpudn · 25th August 2016, 11:43

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Originally Posted by mininuts

I once shattered one of those Ian, trying to undo wheel nuts that some gorilla had tightened with an windy impact wrench at a tyre fitters

I must admit, I was jumping up and down on it like a fool when it went

Bought another and keep it in the car, they're good for properly torqued nuts

Yes I can imagine Paul, The first time I took the rear wheel off my Chevy I snapped two of the studs

, I had a short length of scaffold tube on them to undo them

I had to wait over a week til the new studs came from the states. This is going to live in the car, I don't want to rely on the original one anymore.

Rev Jules · 25th August 2016, 11:46

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Originally Posted by windrush

Good morning Dawn and Julien see you both on Saturday

Good Morning.
Derek and Lilian, we shall be dropping off at a National Trust place Anglesey Abbey on the up to have a look round.

Just finished cleaning the car and it started raining.

Julien

windrush · 25th August 2016, 12:48

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Originally Posted by stevestrat

Afternoon. I was around this morning but had email problems, had to re-enter my password, fine if you can remember it! Had to change my password and, for some reason, that always causes problems with the email on the phone, it doesn't recognise the new password and you end up deleting and reinstalling the email account. Sorted after much muttering and cursing

Hi Steve I can quite understand the predicament that you find yourself in all this technology is far beyond me

Leyland Worldmaster · 25th August 2016, 14:21

What is the typical used value of a caravan? Alison spotted a Bucanneer Caribbean...

barney bear · 25th August 2016, 15:37

Afternoon gents, it turned out quite pleasant up here today, no rain and a balmy 18 degrees

freddie · 25th August 2016, 16:07

Afternoon all bit cloudy now and again but very warm again 25°.

reworht · 25th August 2016, 16:17

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Originally Posted by Leyland Worldmaster

What is the typical used value of a caravan? Alison spotted a Bucanneer Caribbean...

Anywhere between £500 and £20,000+ depending on how old it is

Mind you, whatever Alison's good points - I doubt she'd be too happy towing one.
Are you sure it's a caravan - and not a pirate from the West Indies - he'd be a Caribbean Bucanneer

stevestrat · 25th August 2016, 16:17

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Originally Posted by windrush

Hi Steve I can quite understand the predicament that you find yourself in all this technology is far beyond me

I'm OK with technology (up to a point) but its happened a couple of times with this phone, change the email password and have to end up deleting and reinstalling the email account on the phone

Been toolmaking most of the afternoon, well, toolpainting! I ordered a set of etched brass tools in 1/32 hoping to be able to use a few in the planned 1/24 diorama. All I can say is they're big for 1/32, can use the majority of them, even the two tool trays don't look too small once assembled.

Between these and the few tools that came with the rally pit crew I'm going to modify as ground crew I'm sorted.

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