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ozmotorsport
PostPosted: Mon Feb 21, 2005 8:54 pm 
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THe good thing about being a useless mechanic like me is that when you do some work on your mini you dont have that little voice telling you "Hey, that's not the right tool for the job".

I do with what I have, LOL.

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YES!
:) Thats the shot bud.
Its pretty hard to round off a head like that, anyway.
Go the shifters!
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Personally I think it's too small :!: :D


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I can just hear my father yelling at me for using a shifter! But... it's more than likely we got the right tool. :lol:

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Brings to mind some advice I got when I first bought the Land Cruiser and planning a trip up to Birdsville. I was complaining to an engineer customer that the car was metric and all my tools I had accumulated to that point were imperial. He looked at me with a dead straight face and said "just buy yourself a Metric Shifter" :P

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Metric shifter, ahahahahahaha :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Ya shoulda offered to swap your imperial shifter with his metric shifter.

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you should be using a right hand shifter on that one OZ..... :wink:
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chris yes i cringed

blue handled screw driver ughck

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Go the green handled Stanley jobs.

Hardie Spicers yeah?
Nice.
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I have a collection f them, all diffirent sizes. THis one is my favourite because a) I found it and b) it has it's very own tool box.

You know I once undid a stuborn sump plug with that. Wish I had taken a photo of that one.
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I'm cringing, because I built it. No, I didn't use a shifter & a screwdriver.. :shock:

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sorry about the diversion but what the hell is a ginger king?

this is all i can think of...

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oh.. back on topic(ish)

oz, with that shifter, you must have HUGE nuts

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The SHERMINATOR.

I love mothers.

a 800mm shifter does big nuts too.
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Sometimes you just gotta do it. :lol:

BUT
I think you should invest in these.....

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=20774&item=4359061994&rd=1

I've got a set of these, and a set of impact ones too :wink:

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I agree. I just spent $$$$ buying a whole set of inperial sockets and spanners as I only ever had metric. Maybe in the future. For now I will just borrow Garry's stuff and use my giant shifter.
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