Is that metric or whitworth?I think this is the most useless tool ever, my wife bought it me for Christmas about 25 yrs ago and for some reason ive kept hold of it.
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Is that metric or whitworth?I think this is the most useless tool ever, my wife bought it me for Christmas about 25 yrs ago and for some reason ive kept hold of it.
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No one mentioned a head torch, I've got one that cost about £8 from ebay its led and rechargeable and you could light up Wembley stadium with it![]()
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You could certainly fix an inflated tyre with thoseDad always carried a big hammer 6 inch nails
What was he in, a covered wagon??You could certainly fix an inflated tyre with those![]()
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I have done the same, although it was 50 years ago, I doubt I could do it nowI have change a engine over in a carparkwell it was a bit more than just change a engine
Bill
Also, a mains tester screw driver, electrical tape, jubilee clips, water pump pliers, WD40 and a lubricant are useful imho.
I have carried a spare water pump for years and never needed it, the new caravan has a different type of pump and I hadn't got round to getting one when it failed on a site in Whitby. I had to go to Bridlington to get a pump. I carry a spare nowSpare water pump (habitation). Twice I've had one fail. 1 whale and one shurflo. Without a working water pump you're stuffed.