18V brushless blower does a great job removing dust....
18V brushless blower does a great job removing dust....
re plastic: one chap's view after many years of using both...
But @DenisM - one is a masterpiece of industrial design… the other it’s sad, modern, injection-moulded simulacrum.
I’ve seen quite a few guys on Youtube using these now. Might be a compulsory purchase me thinks.18V brushless blower does a great job removing dust....
We call this guy a crybaby.
I bought 5 in 2005. I've been using them ever since with no failures or leaks. That's all I can tell you.
But @DenisM - one is a masterpiece of industrial design… the other it’s sad, modern, injection-moulded simulacrum.
Is this not precisely why we’re all here?
In the war they didn't have closed up cars, airconditioning etc. I can't imagine if you're going into war having your vehicle smell of fuel was a big deal.
Then don’t use plasticIn the war they didn't have closed up cars, airconditioning etc. I can't imagine if you're going into war having your vehicle smell of fuel was a big deal.
Personally I'd rather not be eating petrol or diesel scented sandwiches on my holidays.
If there’s a forum calendar coming, this has to be November
Yeah, that would be a bummer. Fortunately no issues with the four I have in the back.In the war they didn't have closed up cars, airconditioning etc. I can't imagine if you're going into war having your vehicle smell of fuel was a big deal.
Personally I'd rather not be eating petrol or diesel scented sandwiches on my holidays.
Well the great thing as @Bushguide will tell you , is you'll never go hungry in the Simpson.
Hmmmm, you’re getting a lot of Ineos firsts in here mate.
Nah, surely noone‘s tracking stuff like that?
Nice amount of vegetation; has the whole route been like that? See what a few ‘wet’ years will do…
