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  1. 21st October 2011, 12:48 AM #1
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    Brake fluid containers

    Does anyone have any suggestions for a new brake fluid container, Klonks has rust holes in it and I cant come at the $60-$70 for a tin can to come from England.

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  2. 21st October 2011, 09:26 PM #2
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    brake fluid tin cans

    Hi Steve
    they are around
    I have a few in the shed
    make me a offer
    cheers
    Ian
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  3. 21st October 2011, 09:51 PM #3
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    Ian,
    I need 2 (1 for the 56 109, 1 for 63 88)
    (also 1 for 80" but that will be a LONG way off!)

    PM me a price for one ,PLEEEEEEASE?!

    cheers!

    (still willing to take that old 109 off your hands (the blue one!) will offer MMMMMMMMM $500? hows that sound? (only about $15000 off!) )
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  4. 22nd October 2011, 10:48 PM #4
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    keep wishing

    well digger
    work some over time
    you never know your luck
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  5. 23rd October 2011, 10:21 PM #5
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    Thanks Ian for the offer of the containers,but i was at work on friday and we had the Caterpillar mechanics working on a dozer, I walked past there ute and spied a small tin of antiseize sitting on the ute, it looked about the right size for a brake container. so after a clean up took it home to compair, apart from being 25 mm short it will fit nicely even the original lid fits,which is just as well as the antiseize lid has a brush on it.

    So if anybody wants one let me know and ill put in a request for the next empty one, postage is all it will cost.

    Digger grab one from Ian Ill be fine with this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by klonk View Post
    Thanks Ian for the offer of the containers,but i was at work on friday and we had the Caterpillar mechanics working on a dozer, I walked past there ute and spied a small tin of antiseize sitting on the ute, it looked about the right size for a brake container. so after a clean up took it home to compair, apart from being 25 mm short it will fit nicely even the original lid fits,which is just as well as the antiseize lid has a brush on it.

    So if anybody wants one let me know and ill put in a request for the next empty one, postage is all it will cost.

    Digger grab one from Ian Ill be fine with this.

    Cheers Steve
    Good find Steve.
    When I was putting my Series 1 back on the road a few years ago I looked around for a suitable container without much luck. The fact that the original cap fits is a bonus.

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  7. 24th October 2011, 09:15 PM #7
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    looks different

    Hi All
    be like me until I got a heap of gear for a price
    I use what I could
    if you want it to be org
    I can help
    Digger is a man of 100,000's his will cost a $1 more
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    Quote Originally Posted by back_in View Post
    Hi All
    be like me until I got a heap of gear for a price
    I use what I could
    if you want it to be org
    I can help
    Digger is a man of 100,000's his will cost a $1 more
    cheers
    Ian
    you may need to speak to my bank manager as she hasnt seen all this dosh Im supposed to have!! (if I did I'd start by concreting the shed floor & getting a couple new (even 2nd hand) tractor tyres! then I'd be off to your place to see about some of those parts! I'll offer .20c more! )
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