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Sounds like you found a couple of very helpful guys

because you have sorted by price if you leave it sorting by relevance for battery charger I got to page 5 before the random items popped up. . Yep their search sux, send them an e-mail saying so. I havent noticed in the past as my shopping process is to decide which item I am after then use...

People that turning right that almost pull into the turning lane but think their car is 3m wide and still block a straight lane and their turn lane.

I was give yesterday off. Next year Anzac day is the Friday following Easter Monday. Might have to book the three days inbetween off now.

Perigrine owned OTR and sold it to Viva, but retained Yasser Shahin to oversee things. Viva also purchased Coles Express but I guess in SA ACCC said no due to market share. hence the change to Caltex

From the Viva Energy website who are the company that purchased the OTR group off Perigrine "OTR Founder, Mr Yasser Shahin, will be retained by Viva Energy to support the existing OTR Group"

OTR can suck my chocolate salty balls. The way the Shahin family treat people that are directly employed or work as contractors is deplorable

I hope you were at a cafe. What pisse s me off is waiting for the single attendant at the servo to deal with a barrage of carpenters/hipsters/cyclists/man bun wearing people ordering their fancy coffee while I just want to pay for my PETROL at the PETROL station !

And if you did weld it then it would need to be painted, then the paint wouldnt match. Seems like quite a good solution.

Our driveway is the go to for anyone to do a u turn in this part of the street. As we are on the downhill side this usually results in gravel being sprayed everywhere as various vans, utes, trucks and cars try to take off.

I dont think it would be possible to flush. I would put a used lock-up TC in the same boat as fitting used brake pads but at least you can see how worn the brake pads are. What does the 3month warranty cover, just the TC or the trans that it fills with junk when it fails. Or do you have to...

Would also be good for moving trans around the workshop

My council dump takes oil, stale fuel and coolant as well as many other household chemicals for free.

The 6l80 TC are known to wear the lookup clutches and block the pickup in the trans. If I had the trans out already a new TC would be a no brainer.

Had a giant pine tree cut down during the week and access to my backyard is limited so I built a trailer for one of my toys today to make moving the limbs easier. The tree guys left most of the bits at about 2m long and spread out wherever it landed.

What do we need to wake up to? I know a few anti vaxers that have had covid multiple times. My parents are fully up to date with their covid vax and are yet to catch it. I had my first two shots very early on and none since. I caught covid once a couple of years ago and I think I have it...

Surely it would be quicker to get roadside assist to do it, unless they had no spare or multiple flats

The link in your previous post that I quoted says "If you are a learner, provisional or probationary licence holder you must stick to a zero Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) - this means no alcohol at all. A zero BAC also applies to drivers of buses, taxis, heavy vehicles, vehicles carrying...

Never noticed a limit printed on my SA provisional license. Do you have a picture?

Seen a few youtube mechanics using those pliers. Haven't got round to ordering yet

More like Lots of toys to go round. 9yo was almost more excited to be hanging the buggy out sideways than riding his bike.

Took my kids to a mates block over the weekend. I have a car, 250cc chinese buggy and a petrol air compressor there, all have been sitting unused for a year. Put fresh fuel and battery in the buggy, little bit of aerostart and air the tyres up and off it went. Hooked up the battery in the car...

And here's me thinking that putting a 1 tonner chassis on the back of a crewman would be hard work.

My 64 Mini just says fuel but it also has fuel filler on both sides

If you know there is no stock why pay the money? A bit like being zapped by an electric fence then complaining when it gets you again

Sounds like it's stuck on the dowel pins between gearbox and engine

Got a nice red sunburnt arm today from wearing short sleeves :rolleyes:

Sparks burning my feet while welding in pluggers. Especially when they get stuck in the strap.

Because it's a BMW pretending to be a Mini

Their customer service refused to accept that they were bound by any ACL warranty so I am going to have to take it further. Person I was dealing with knew of their ACL obligations but refused to do anything about it.

Woolies also own a few semi trailer generators that can be dispatched to locations as required.

My Gopro11 Mini has stopped working 2 months out of warranty. Is now very expensive paperweight.

And has a South Australian state flag hanging in his workshop.

Can you not measure your car?

You two carry on more than my kids. At least after 5 minutes of being apart they get over their beef and play nice again.

My HB is one of the cars I most wish I could have hung on to

Just because it is legal to consume doesn't mean there has to be an amount above zero in your system when driving. Alcohol is legal but if you drive a heavy vehicle the limit is zero.

D Head that broke down just north of Glendambo on the main highway and left their car in the middle of the Southbound lane

Workin in Coober this week digging in ground fire. 40 yesterday, 43 Sunday, humidity in the single digits.

Made a batter bracket to mount a deep cycle on my work truck. Tomorrow's job is to wire it all up before heading bush for work on Monday.