Lockdown/Stay-in-place situation, What are you planning to do?

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Originally Posted by DiscoJeffster

No they’re still idiots. They don’t need six months of toilet paper.

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Also they will have problems returning Unused Bog Rolls as well. WW & Coles won't
take them back.. I wonder if they will rake back used ones?[bigrolf]


A Money for old **** situation.

The dunny roll hoarders will simply have to use them up over the next year or so[bigwhistle]

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Going to finish off the Ossa restoration. I'm nearly there just have to resolve a problem with the front wheel spacers and line the bottom of the battery box.
The motor has been rebuilt with a stronger Yamaha rod and pin, Crank was ground and machined to suit, new Wiseco 1st oversized piston, all new chrome and paint, new rear shocks, powdercoated frame and rebuilt Amal carby.

Runs great and sounds nice.

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Originally Posted by JDNSW

................ I had planned to finish the service on the tractor, but somehow the prospect of lying down in the mud to get the grease nipples on the prop shafts plus another couple really does not have a great appeal. (All the bits that can be done without getting in the mud are already done.)
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I'm lucky, mine can be done on concrete inside a shed these days.

A game-changer for me was accidentally coming across a clip on thing, at an engineering supplier, for a grease gun that does any size nipples. Costs about $30 bucks.

The FEL on the Deutz has about 14 each side, without counting about another dozen on the tractor proper.

The clip on thing works really well when you get the hang of it and has turned a **** job into something reasonable.

cheers, DL

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Originally Posted by 350RRC

I'm lucky, mine can be done on concrete inside a shed these days.

A game-changer for me was accidentally coming across a clip on thing, at an engineering supplier, for a grease gun that does any size nipples. Costs about $30 bucks.

The FEL on the Deutz has about 14 each side, without counting about another dozen on the tractor proper.

The clip on thing works really well when you get the hang of it and has turned a **** job into something reasonable.

cheers, DL

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Is that one of the easy release, grease gun attachments? I saw one recently and wondered if it would work as I have some, let's say difficult, grease nipple to access on a few machines. They weren't anywhere near as difficult 10 years ago, I tell you.

That's the one.

It'll get to anywhere a standard push on one will.

I always clean around and on top of the nipple and still do. Does take a little getting used to but it really is worthwhile.

I used to push the ball in the nipple with a point after cleaning to make sure it wasn't stuck or defective before putting the gun on, but no need now.

DL

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Originally Posted by 350RRC

I'm lucky, mine can be done on concrete inside a shed these days.

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I've got a concrete floor with a roof over it I can use (except that is where the 2a lives, and I don't want to park it in the rain - it is, shall we say, not completely waterproof). And besides, there is a concrete floor and a roof, but only one side - and its windy!

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Originally Posted by trout1105

The dunny roll hoarders will simply have to use them up over the next year or so[bigwhistle]

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Working from home should help use them up.

The house paint has arrived.

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Originally Posted by DiscoMick

The house paint has arrived.

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Quick, Hide it down the back shed before the Missus finds out[thumbsupbig][bigwhistle]