now i have got my disco i am looking for some tools for when it comes to
servicing it, does anyone have any recommendations for online suppliers?
what i am after are things like oil transfer pumps, grease guns, feeler
gauges and any other special tools required for mk1 disco's. free postage
for large orders would be a bonus.
On Sun, 17 Jul 2005 20:05:01 +0100, "Paul" <paul.olivier@ntlworld.com>
wrote:
>now i have got my disco i am looking for some tools for when it comes to
>servicing it, does anyone have any recommendations for online suppliers?
>what i am after are things like oil transfer pumps, grease guns, feeler
>gauges and any other special tools required for mk1 disco's. free postage
>for large orders would be a bonus.
>
>paul.
Machine Mart and Screfix are wel worth a look in my opinion, I've used
both many times by mail order.
tooled-up.com looks reasonably priced but I've not used them.
On or around Sun, 17 Jul 2005 21:00:37 +0100, MVP
<mr.nice@*nospam*softhome.net> enlightened us thusly:
>On Sun, 17 Jul 2005 20:05:01 +0100, "Paul" <paul.olivier@ntlworld.com>
>wrote:
>
>>now i have got my disco i am looking for some tools for when it comes to
>>servicing it, does anyone have any recommendations for online suppliers?
>>what i am after are things like oil transfer pumps, grease guns, feeler
>>gauges and any other special tools required for mk1 disco's. free postage
>>for large orders would be a bonus.
>>
>>paul.
>
>Machine Mart and Screfix are wel worth a look in my opinion, I've used
>both many times by mail order.
>tooled-up.com looks reasonably priced but I've not used them.
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Personaly for the amount of time you will use them i would just pay a
visit to Halfords and get a socket set greae gun ect ect.
i have a Halfords socket set at work and i have has it for about 5 yrs
now and i still tend to use that rather than all my snap-on tools and
to be honest it does just as good as any other of my tools .
On 2005-07-17, bellautos <bellautos.1sc5kz@raggamuffinlandyzone.co.uk> wrote:
> Personaly for the amount of time you will use them i would just pay a
> visit to Halfords and get a socket set greae gun ect ect.
I've rebuilt (or nearly rebuilt) a complicated turbocharged petrol
engine as well as landy work using the halfords "professional" set,
not much point splashing out for expensive tools unless you use them
every day.
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On Monday, in article
<slrnddlr8j.ega.news05@gate-int.tarcus.org.uk> news05@tarcus.org.uk "Ian Rawlings" wrote:
> On 2005-07-17, bellautos <bellautos.1sc5kz@raggamuffinlandyzone.co.uk> wrote:
>
> > Personaly for the amount of time you will use them i would just pay a
> > visit to Halfords and get a socket set greae gun ect ect.
>
> I've rebuilt (or nearly rebuilt) a complicated turbocharged petrol
> engine as well as landy work using the halfords "professional" set,
> not much point splashing out for expensive tools unless you use them
> every day.
Pretty much my experience, although something like a grease gun probably
is too likely to be a source of a greasy mess if you buy too cheap. If
you're in a rural area, don't forget the agriultural machinery dealers.
There's still a lot of ag-machinery with numerous greasing points.
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"I am Number Two," said Penfold. "You are Number Six."
On 2005-07-18, "David G. Bell" <dbell@zhochaka.org.uk> wrote:
> Pretty much my experience, although something like a grease gun
> probably is too likely to be a source of a greasy mess if you buy
> too cheap.
Yep, I've bought 3 grease guns so far, two cheapies and one Draper one
that appears to be properly made. Got it from a bolt and tool shop in
Basingstoke that I frequent regularly (Berkshire Bolt and Tool).
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Ian Rawlings <news05@tarcus.org.uk> wrote in
news:slrnddmscg.ega.news05@gate-int.tarcus.org.uk:
> Yep, I've bought 3 grease guns so far, two cheapies and one Draper one
> that appears to be properly made. Got it from a bolt and tool shop in
> Basingstoke that I frequent regularly (Berkshire Bolt and Tool).
Sounds like farm sales. They always put the grease guns up in multiples of
three. Presumably, just in case two don't work.
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