Ordered some tappet spanners [1/4" Whit] yesterday and they arrived today. £1.30 each.
Very pleasant transaction:
www.whitworthspanners.com
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Hi Squiggle
Don't forget I think it may be easier to hang from the rafters when adjusting the valves on a side valve let us all know if successful as i have not tried myself yet
Ian
Don't forget I think it may be easier to hang from the rafters when adjusting the valves on a side valve let us all know if successful as i have not tried myself yet
Ian
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Ha ha. Hanging from the rafters might be fun as long as someone helps me down afterwards!ian.mcdougall wrote:Hi Squiggle
Don't forget I think it may be easier to hang from the rafters when adjusting the valves on a side valve let us all know if successful as i have not tried myself yet
Ian
I found a much easier way to do it............
...........someone else might be doing it............
Going along the path of least resistance. Or something like that.
Relieved that it is nothing worse than a burnt out exhaust valve.
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Well it just confirms what I already knew about how batty you really areSquiggle wrote: Ha ha. Hanging from the rafters might be fun as long as someone helps me down afterwards!
Going along the path of least resistance. Or something like that.
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Kevin
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Kevin wrote:Well it just confirms what I already knew about how batty you really areSquiggle wrote: Ha ha. Hanging from the rafters might be fun as long as someone helps me down afterwards!
Going along the path of least resistance. Or something like that.
I can easily find out where you live! Check your tyres before you drive...
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Or as the local children say "Takes one to know one"
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