Thread: I love the smell of fish & chips

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And 200 years ago according to Lt Collins of the First Fleet they were able to ride at ease through the Illawarra escarpment through what is now dense rainforest pre-rabbit and contemporanious with Aboriginal land management :D[/quote]

Yes - aboriginal land management included regularly starting fires and never attempting to put them out. The whole of the central west was described by Mitchell etc as "parkland" which in the nineteenth century meant grassland with scattered trees, the effect of regular burning. (and I mean most areas got burnt every year!)

Today we put fires out as soon as possible, until eventually after maybe fifty years or more one gets away. From the late nineteenth to the middle of the twentieth century rabbits kept things in check, but since then the fuel has built up unchecked between fires.

This is a move in the right direction, but it is still way over priced given it is waste product. It should be well below a dollar.

Enough of the bitching anyway, i wonder how long it will take it to get to the country. Matt

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'> Its not suitable for Landrovers and will end in damage (his words). [/b][/quote]

What about Isuzu powered Landy's 8)

If I can find the stuff southside Brizy, I'd be tempted.


Bruce.

Well a trip to Yalwal and back, 520ks so far with just over 1/4 of a tank left and no filter probs yet, still looks clean through the glass and no crap coming out of the drainer, must not be too much build up in the lines or the filter is trapping it all.
I might change it thisarvo see what it looks like.

No noticable power loss, fuel economy seems better, although i had a exhaust manifold stud break and gasget crap out and it was leaking, that could be why the economy is back, it's a bit quieter at idol compared to Phils 90 (CHRIST THAT THING FLIES 8O 8O ) so all good so far.

Baz.

Sounds like its pretty good then. How many servos are selling it? Matt

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