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Otago/Southland Meat discussion thread
igor replied to TimShadboltfan27's topic in South Island Region
I have a few sets of chains. What size? I probably have both sizes. Too big and too small.- 1,055 replies
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http://www.trademe.co.nz/business-farming-industry/farming-forestry/tractors/51-150-hp/auction-1331113748.htm is this narrow enough?
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Otago/Southland Meat discussion thread
igor replied to TimShadboltfan27's topic in South Island Region
Our ones are better than that goat track. Can actually get some decent speed on many of them.- 1,055 replies
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Otago/Southland Meat discussion thread
igor replied to TimShadboltfan27's topic in South Island Region
Been half pie planning a route through Clutha District. Anyone totally unkeen on unsealed roads? We've got a few interesting ones in scenic places. Not winch and shovel spec, just the path less travelled sort of thing.- 1,055 replies
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I have an idea that backwards cross member thing is what my boss did with his 2.0 litre 5 speed Mk2 Escort. Used the factory holes all sweet I think.
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Are van and pickup leaves likely to be the same? Logic suggests that they might be. I'd be more inclined to add one leaf each side to improve load carrying performance than to remove one.
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Good that you are making some progress with this. Remember patience is a virtue.
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My Civic is the same as four stud Ford/Mazda. Rafaga might logically be expected to be the same.
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As long as she didn't have the Torrey Canyon and the Amoco Cadiz travelling in company.
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What even is that thing?
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Sounds like you are at least making some progress now.
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I've got an ADO16 that last ran in the winter of '96. Hasn't been cranked over since '99. Prob should check it.
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I say you should stick with the flat deck for maximum usefulness. Also someone was thinking pretty hard when they made that fuel filler extension. It's brilliant. Should be a standard feature.
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Raizer's 92 Delica "XL SALOON" Van Lyfe of Fail & HiAce of win
igor replied to Raizer's topic in Other Projects
Can't complain about 24.75 mpg in a thing with all the aerodynamic features of a loaf of bread with the end sawn off crooked. It's not vastly dissimilar to what I'm getting from my petrol Falcon in daily use. If you were nearby I'd find a place to hide that horrible green thing. Might be fun for the children to play with. Five speed column change? Teach them right, right from the start. -
Just give it a shot and see if they notice. If it is well done they probably won't.
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Best place to get a small piece of Aluminium tube?
igor replied to Firebrand's topic in Lower North Island Region
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Otago/Southland Meat discussion thread
igor replied to TimShadboltfan27's topic in South Island Region
Sure did. Just as well I wasn't driving. Might have got a bit loose on the unsealed bit. (Probably not in someone else's car.) A good day out all the same. Post merge can eat a dick.- 1,055 replies
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Otago/Southland Meat discussion thread
igor replied to TimShadboltfan27's topic in South Island Region
My first OS meet. A great day out. Good to meet a few other members irl and put faces to names. Big thanks to @Toddy415 and Mrs Toddy for allowing me to ride along in the wags and to @kiwi808 for shouting me chips and a beer at Riverton.- 1,055 replies
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I sometimes use a brace with a twist bit to drill steel thereby ensuring a slow speed that will not burn out the bit. Did a bit of track laying on a museum railway once too. We drilled the fishplate bolt holes with the same hand tool technology that would have been used in the 19th century. Pretty sure the tools we were using were older than all of us including the retired guy who knew what to do.
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Yep. The world's fucked mate.
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Moa Beer advertisement - Car wanted - Auckland
igor replied to Threeonthetree's topic in Upper North Island Region
My EA wags would be ideal. Even has one different coloured door. Shame it's almost at the other end of the country. -
That'd be right. Not meant to resharpen tools nowadays. Bastards expect you to buy new stuff every time something gets blunt.
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Can you split the nut with the cold chisel?
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Why would you even roll with a 25 profile? Might as well just brush a bit of rubberised paint onto the rims.
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Otago/Southland Meat discussion thread
igor replied to TimShadboltfan27's topic in South Island Region
I'm in for Saturday. Where should I meet you @Toddy415? And what time?- 1,055 replies
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