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  1. 29th September 2015, 04:02 PM #21
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    I use a 12v air compressor to assist in getting the fluid back into diffs, auto etc (D2 so no dip stick). Tyre stem in lid ( no valve) plus a 10mm hose to the bottom of the container and long enough to reach the fill hole. Air in, fluid out. No suction pump required. Air off , fluid stops flowing pretty well straight away.
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  2. 1st October 2015, 08:12 AM #22
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toxic_Avenger View Post
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    haven't seen a panduit gun since I was an airframe fitter.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ramblingboy42 View Post


    haven't seen a panduit gun since I was an airframe fitter.
    Jaycar sell them. I've considered buying one.

    But what are the ViseGrips with the odd V-jaws used for?
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    Ron, from earlier

    Quote Originally Posted by Toxic_Avenger View Post

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    The parrot beak vise grips are great for getting a solid clamp on a nut- without burring it. I think irwin calls it a 'locking wrench'.
    It's great for rounded or damaged nuts, and it's good because it grips on 3 sides. Also works great on flare nuts.
    I've never actually tried it for crimping... but it would be interesting to give it a go and see how it goes!


    I also have a small pair of long nose vise grips, which are great for removing spring clamps and other fiddly stuff that needs to be held. I used it to keep wiring still while soldering it the other day. Nifty.
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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover View Post
    Jaycar sell them. I've considered buying one.

    But what are the ViseGrips with the odd V-jaws used for?
    they look pretty good for tooth extraction......now who was having a tooth problem?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ramblingboy42 View Post


    they look pretty good for tooth extraction......now who was having a tooth problem?
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    Anyone guess what this is?


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    Pidgeon trap, Paul.
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    Interesting odd, old or unusual tools, accessories or tricks

    Land Rover trap. More specific a series 2/2a.
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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian View Post
    Pidgeon trap, Paul.
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    Magpie trap,worked well,they just wonder in.We had to catch one that had some string caught around its leg.Got the string off and all good.

    i think the mesh is off a Series 1.
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