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18th August 2010, 11:41 PM
#11
thanks bblaze,
I had a look at those yesterday at arb. Murphy's law eh? I figure for the price it's an essential item, it's on the list.
Cheers for your input.
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18th August 2010, 11:59 PM
#12
CHeers Karl,
well today I picked up a GME 3100 UHF, thankfully the vehicle already had all the wiring, the previous owner had just removed the radio and antenna. ARB have a promo on where the GME 3100 comes with a free antenna (a baby one) for $299. so far it seems to work well - I can hear all sorts of chatter from construction sites across town.
I hadn't considered the shadecloth as a budget sandladder, that'll save me a couple of hundred .
I guess when I say I'm on a budget I mean I can't afford a winch, crazy tyres, diff locks etc, having said that, the $200 individual items soon add up when you look at the growing list. I picked up a good compressor from autobarn today - all metal construction, 75l/min and looks to be built well with a 5yr warranty - not that a warranty is any good if the thing dies in the bush. sale price $169, $90 cheaper than the equivalent from ARB.
so the compact **** shovel will have to be replaced with a larger one from the shed, I was thinking that too.
Thanks for your reply :-)
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19th August 2010, 09:58 AM
#13
A long handled plumbers or tradsmans shovel is best (see Cyclone Industries). You can buy a cheap equivalent that will more than do the job. The long handle is very helpful if you do need to use it in recovery and the smaller 'mouth' makes them ideal for digging those 'smaller' holes that you do on a daily basis.
Cheers
KarlB
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