Thread: Skulls blocking radiator air flow??

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Deano, will you be popping up for our skullers' swarea/picnic?

No worries, the further North the better. To be considered a "skuller" I'm honoured, I've still got no idea what this thread is about, which I'm begining to think is a pre-requisite to post!!

BTW, this post has taken my daily average to >2, positively garralous, a regular chatterbox.



I pinched these off Panda, I reckon they look cool , us leftys have to stick together!!

Deano

Bloody hell, still only up to page 621 ... got to check on the mechanicing thread in case I actually LEARN something, you know, as in useful ...

Oh goody, I'll just order a helicopter for the day then ... no, wait a minute, I have been told I do a far bit of travelling at night ... explains why I'm so knackered apparently

Originally Posted by cooper

There are some pics already posted but none with camo.However there is a military vehicle meet in Canungra someone said yesterday,I think October 10 was the date.Should be a few there for you.

God almighty woman ... don't you start ... just hold the fort so I can go & peruse ... incidentally, is Castrol yours or Mrs Ho Hars? That was the best one there I reckon. Absolutely superb. Don't suppose you want to lend it to me do you? Oh well, worth a shot.

Can anyone remember where mentioned about trying to get magazines on Indian motorbikes ... can't get any decent mags for my friend. Okay, I'm going now. I'll see if I can find something

Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus

Yeah, but they just talk **** in there....not like here

Originally Posted by Panda

No Deano, water was mentioned, certainly not kero or oil ... & gaskets which have expanded due to excessive moisture need to be put in a warm place around 65-95 degrees I think, this keyboard is really starting to pee me off ... sounds like baking bread really ... can't be that hard

Probably enviromentally friendly or something. Back in the days before we invented such concepts, when you took gaskets out of their packaging they were probably stiff and shrunken, bit like me in my dotage , and they needed softening up and lubricating. Oil for cork and kero for paper was the go. Manilla folders make great gaskets when your'e in a fix. As far as............."& gaskets which have expanded due to excessive moisture need to be put in a warm place around 65-95 degrees" ........, if the gaskets that stuffed toss it and get a new one. The only damp place you'll find in an engine is the cooling system and it generally use paper gaskets anyway, easily replaceable. Don't get into the habit of using "Silastic" as a replacement, radiator repairers will hate you as it clogs the radiator tubes and causes the engine to overheat and is a bugger to clean out. On the other hand the Dealerships will love you as they can sell the customer a new radiator at vast profit.

Deano

Originally Posted by cooper

Night NM,thanks for your company.And Panda's light has gone out,so goodnight to you as well,They are fading fast now.

Holy Fat St Patrick, get booted off the www for half an hour and I've got six pages to catch up on.

Ditto

"Now is the hour"......................."

Deano

Night then fellers.