Faltlineal Messwerkzeug? Auf English "Folding rule" In USA ist es Vintage. Ich verstehe es is ganz normal auf Deutchland. Bitte verzeihen sie mir mein Schulkind Deutsch.
Faltlineal Messwerkzeug? Auf English "Folding rule" In USA ist es Vintage. Ich verstehe es is ganz normal auf Deutchland. Bitte verzeihen sie mir mein Schulkind Deutsch.
It's a beauty. My dad had one. I read online that German carpenters still prefer them. My friend collected slide rules.
@Jean MercierSuperb tip. Thank you!
You might have to explain tweaker ; it's not a word used around these parts
Methamphetamine addict who has lost the desire or ability to manage basic self care.
In Britain , tweaker refers to an "engineer's small screwdriver, used for fine adjustments"
Hi @Znarfgh my shackles are not rated. However, this is because they date from a time when rubber boots were still made of wood.
Seriously, I bought them about 30 years ago from a renowned off-road outfitter in Munich. They were not from the Far East. Over the years, I have used them maybe 5 times for towing. The bolts are still as easy to turn today as they were back then.
Yes in electronics you could use a tweaker to adjust a potentiometer…Used that to turn off my daytime running lights on my ‘99 Volvo S70In Britain , tweaker refers to an "engineer's small screwdriver, used for fine adjustments"
You probably could stop a small rodent with one of those strapped to your bumper
@Bruce it official then, Tweaker Bar it is!! Since I’m down south of you in Portland, where all drugs are legal, I’m officially declaring, calling it a Tweaker Bar is in good taste. Any haters of that go ahead and hate
Do you have a diesel? I do and I’m averaging 12.5 l/100km.
So you bought a car from that dealer? In a nation where I assume there are a plethora BMW dealers, I would have walked out. Ef them if they don't want you to park in a proper spot while being a potential customer. You're a better man than me.Yesterday I drove our Grenadier to a large BMW dealer and parked it correctly in a customer car park in front of the entrance. Yes, it was a bit dirty as I'd been out in the woods and fields beforehand.
As soon as I entered, I was greeted with: "But you can't park this vehicle here." The Grenadier doesn't seem to be welcome here.
I replied in a friendly manner, "Sorry, I'll have to leave. What a pity."
Then came the question: "What's it all about?"
I said: "Oh, I just wanted to buy a BMW." Suddenly the person was transformed. There was coffee and kind words. After I signed the purchase contract and said goodbye, I was told: "That's a great vehicle you've got there. And above all it has a BMW engine, I have now learnt". That's how quickly opinions about the Grenadier change.
No @Krabby I am not a better man. I had no other choice. It's a company car and the dealer is specified by the leasing company. And imagine, it's a fully electric car. At least I went for four-wheel drive so I can pull the Grenadier out of the mud.
A completely new experience for me, which as a Landy man I never really wanted.
Unfortunately, that's how it is, Rovie. I could get upset about this kind of behavior. You seem to have hit the right note. I probably would have ended up spilling some cold coffee on the salesman's suit out of carelessness.Yesterday I drove our Grenadier to a large BMW dealer and parked it correctly in a customer car park in front of the entrance. Yes, it was a bit dirty as I'd been out in the woods and fields beforehand.
As soon as I entered, I was greeted with: "But you can't park this vehicle here." The Grenadier doesn't seem to be welcome here.
I replied in a friendly manner, "Sorry, I'll have to leave. What a pity."
Then came the question: "What's it all about?"
I said
Hi. Yes, usually more like 11.9 l/100 km diesel. I was traveling quickly.
