Car wash

[bigbugga]

Now there is a new way to get you rangie washed while you still have fun.
http://www.amv.com.au/images/MIC_Petes_Car_Wash.jpg

[VladTepes]

Nah, that's an old way.


(and you thought I'd already resurrected all your old posts style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif )

[bigbugga]

I am starting to think that you might have a bit of a fixation on old things, Will have to tell Incisor to watch out at the BBQ

[VladTepes]

8O

[incisor]

Originally posted by bigbugga
I am starting to think that you might have a bit of a fixation on old things, Will have to tell Incisor to watch out at the BBQ

:arrow: :idea: :!: 8O

[-Macca-]

Nah, if you washed your rangy as in the pic at the top, you'd still have crud in it after you finished washing. You need to park it in a river, and leave it there for 3 hours while walking back to get the recovery vehicle like this:

http://members.iinet.net.au/~cmcd/rangy2small.jpg

Then, it's had nice clean mountain stream water flowing though it! :evil: <span style="font-size:12pt;line-height:100%">(Mind you, the water doesn't look real clean in this photo)</span>

[VladTepes]

Did it clean out the inside of the engine, too ?

[Pedro_The_Swift]

I reckon it cleaned out his wallet 8O style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif

[DiscoTDI]

Not that good a wash, the back window is still dirty style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif

[one_iota]

"I guess its too late to ask where I put the wading plugs :?:"

Never mind the sheep skin can be taken to the dry cleaners :cry:

[harry]

8)'sheep skin / to the cleaners

yep, but the meat will still be rotten,

how do you get a creek out of your seats,

add glen 20 [heaps] and trade it in
8)

[one_iota]

Judging by the colour of the water in the creek there is enough tannic acid there to deal with the pelts, seatcovers to ugboot leather,

I'd sell "only used on Sundays to go to church" some distant and far flung parish somewhere. style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif

[DaveS3]

Speaking of carwashes...

I spent $12 at the pay n spray high pressure ones after my last extremely nasty day out!.... 8O

Had to clean i very well for next round of mods / fixings!

*Gotta invest in a kartcher!

Dave style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif

[one_iota]

Originally posted by DaveS3
Speaking of carwashes...

I spent $12 at the pay n spray high pressure ones after my last extremely nasty day out!.... 8O

Had to clean i very well for next round of mods / fixings!

*Gotta invest in a kartcher!

Dave style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif

I have one a karcher that is.

In Vic you can use one in NSW you can't due to the peculiarities of water restrictions between states.... figure that :roll:

[VladTepes]

I got one of those staun massojet thingies.
Does the trick nicely - ups the tap pressure enough to wash off all that mud a normal hose nozzle just wets further. style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif

If you wanted to really "power it up" though (and possibly remove the duco in the process) you can get another attachment for it which allows you to hook up an air compressor to drive the water even faster..... 8O

[DiscoTDI]

They did a test not so long ago about washing your car with a hose or with buckets, the result came up that you use more than 3 times the amount of water with buckets rather than the hose 8O

now that your lives are fulfilled by that info you may live on style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif

[VladTepes]

Well you gotta throw a lot of buckets of water at the chassis rails to get the mud off them :!:

[bigbugga]

After a rather deep clay pit I had to get under and claw out the clay from all the crevices.

Rear bumper was the worst, was almost full in the end caps.