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I failed maths Done me no harm
Interesting idea, what sort of compressor are you going for?never took my exams, so its safe to say i am the worlds greatest mathematician, right up to the point that i am asked to prove it.
been up all night trying to work out how cheap i can add air brakes to tractor.
so far going new its compressor and brake valve for 130, tank free, need fittings that may come off scrap trailer,
pipe havent priced up yet, likewise the connectors, might need a proportional valve.
looking like £200 all up might do it. got a fresh tractor that needs doing coming.
just need to find out how much air each application of brakes uses on a triple axel trailer.
if i can get it right there might be enough willing to pay £400 for a kit.. that will pee off all those with air trailers that feel safe from neighbours wanting to lend
Some will you just use that for the air suspension?https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/291036778049
When i am towing a 40 ft on a dolly i like to plug the dolly brakes into a spool,
on long hills the speed can be adjusted with a bit of care, thus saving the tractor brakes,
easy to do , but impossible to explain the concept to normal folk.
anybody that ran a fergy with pressure control might understand the concept
the guy on exmoor i knew just filled his airtanks at the yard in the morning and that lasted all day for suspension,Some will you just use that for the air suspension?
try again you may produce an improved model !the guy on exmoor i knew just filled his airtanks at the yard in the morning and that lasted all day for suspension,
i want the brakes as well, already got one tractor on air, no way i is going to spend 10000 on converting the other 5,
but a couple of humdred on each will be doable. my problem is i have a person here with a"cant do that, wont work " attitude to everything i suggest.
cant understand it, he has inherited everything thats bad about his mother and combined it with my worst failing
the research is going theb other way,, corded is fast becoming antiquei am amazed that no one has ever developed a transformer to run cordless tools on a 240v lead when jobs are by a plug and then it wouldn't matter whether it was 2ah or 9ah
Very unlikely.i am amazed that no one has ever developed a transformer to run cordless tools on a 240v lead when jobs are by a plug and then it wouldn't matter whether it was 2ah or 9ah
I’m tempted to buy one of them and fit a tank to my tractor it would be handy for blowing up tyres and blowing radiators out if nothing elsethe guy on exmoor i knew just filled his airtanks at the yard in the morning and that lasted all day for suspension,
i want the brakes as well, already got one tractor on air, no way i is going to spend 10000 on converting the other 5,
but a couple of humdred on each will be doable. my problem is i have a person here with a"cant do that, wont work " attitude to everything i suggest.
cant understand it, he has inherited everything thats bad about his mother and combined it with my worst failing
One of the things that swayed the sale of many a zeteor and belarus was the inclusion of an onboard compressor.I’m tempted to buy one of them and fit a tank to my tractor it would be handy for blowing up tyres and blowing radiators out if nothing else
I got the hedge trimmer sent over from usa. Very happy with it. And last time over there got the circular saw for cutting wood. Very powerful
it comes from Saltash, not sure thats the sort of tools Saltash is famous forhttp://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/232863627489
Is this as good a price as any?
i havnt been looking at the 1/2 impact since i got mine and perhaps you've done homework on it, but just in case be careful, last time i looked there was about a half a dozen different specs of the same looking gun so maybe have a look at milwaukee's site and find the gun that best suits your needs and then go and compare prices to see whats the best value in that part # of the one you choose.http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/232863627489
Is this as good a price as any?