Thread: What happened to your Discovery 2 today?

There're pretty discreet Leone, the Disco still looks good.

Thankyou, that's what I liked about these ones. Also can't hear them at all at 110kmph on freeway

Originally Posted by V8Ian

There're pretty discreet Leone, the Disco still looks good.

Originally Posted by Epic_Dragon

Thankyou, that's what I liked about these ones. Also can't hear them at all at 110kmph on freeway

That probably means they'll have negligible effect on fuel economy.

Originally Posted by Tins

Good save.

I have sets of O rings in metric and imperial from Aldi. "WorkZone" or something. Handy to have around. But I was doubtful. I had a leak from the LPG shut off tap in a Ford. O ring had split. Put one in I got from SuperAutoCheapBarn or some one and it lasted about 30 minutes before the gas ate it. Far as I know the Aldi one is still there. Sold the car two years ago.

Dunno about the O ring sets, but quite a lot of their stuff is German. Of course, a lot of their stuff also isn't...... Vernier callipers spring to mind. Still, ,fine for 3D modelling..

And the replacement vanished on Saturday!! Of course the box of O rings is at home!

Originally Posted by Bohica

And the replacement vanished on Saturday!! Of course the box of O rings is at home!

Try some Viton o’rings. And a small swipe of rubber grease.

Originally Posted by Epic_Dragon

Whilst it wasn't yesterday, but in the last few days. Disco got some roof racks ready to carry a couple of kayaks.
Always been interested in adaptive kayaking.

Curious as to what is "adaptive" kayaking?

Basically equipment and things that are purely to assist those with disabilities to do things, for example with kayaking, I've got an Adaptive paddle. It's got equipment as part of it to safely keep my hand on the paddle. I may need an Adaptive seat designed for a paraplegic, offering support where our core function isn't. There's lots of Adaptive things for all sorts. I have a lot of Adaptive equipment for different activities like my horse riding and archery. I'm thankful there's lots available for kayaking with disabilities otherwise I'd be inventing my own equipment haha

Originally Posted by d2dave

Curious as to what is "adaptive" kayaking?

It's great. I remember how hard it was getting our good mate Mario into a boat. Just a boat. I think things may have improved, and continue to do so. I certainly hope so.