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raleighnut

Legendary Member
£265 incl VAT

Not too bad, nice job
 
I've ordered & waiting for delivery of an impact wrench
Given that it'll probably just be used for the removal of wheels, I can't justify a Dewalt/Milwaukee/etc.... to myself
Thus, it's a cheapie (£60) from Amazon
See how it lasts/hold up
It’s just arrived, via Royal Mail

I’ll try it later, it’s come with several impact sockets too
Heck, there’s even a pair of gloves with it!
I’m not too certain about the bendy thing & the lube though:sad:


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gbb

Squire
Location
Peterborough
Well, after charging the impact-wrench showed above fully, I tried it out, but only on the wheels of my trailer
I've not had them off, & looking at the rust on the bolts, I'd be surprised if the chap I bought it off, had taken them off either!!

Pretty sure my son brought that. We had it out a couple weeks ago trying it, it doesn't sound particularly refined but did the job nevertheless...
 

Moodyman

Legendary Member
Had some free time and the sun was out.

Oil (£10) and filter (£4) change on wife’s Jazz = £14.

Same on my Corolla =£14.

Topped up fluids = negligible as already had them.

Labour = mine.

2 cars serviced properly for £28.

Chains (Halfords/Kwik fit) = £165 x 2. Questionable quality work.

Smug? Me? 😁
 

derrick

The Glue that binds us together.
Had some free time and the sun was out.

Oil (£10) and filter (£4) change on wife’s Jazz = £14.

Same on my Corolla =£14.

Topped up fluids = negligible as already had them.

Labour = mine.

2 cars serviced properly for £28.

Chains (Halfords/Kwik fit) = £165 x 2. Questionable quality work.

Smug? Me? 😁

Where do you get oil for £10.00?
 
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