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laurieash
05-04-2011, 12:17
Been to Tesco again today with my clean container to the screen wash machine, put my pound in and take out 4.5 ltrs:augie go home and fill all cars up.:naughty Laurie.

zippy656
05-04-2011, 13:15
im sure most cars cant take 4.5 ltr, so why they let you have that much

laurieash
05-04-2011, 13:28
im sure most cars cant take 4.5 ltr, so why they let you have that much

I think thats what their relying on.

zippy656
05-04-2011, 13:44
ah right
need a big clean bottle now then...

cheaper that what they sell in the store!

kitchenman
05-04-2011, 13:49
I was there yesterday, as I recall you get 80 seconds with the screen wash & 5 mins with the airline for your £1

rustic
05-04-2011, 14:14
I was there yesterday, as I recall you get 80 seconds with the screen wash & 5 mins with the airline for your £1


Just need to take a large container to take the air home with you now, and use that on the cars at home. :thumbs
Try this:-
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Compressed-air-receiver-tank-/290552304541?pt=UK_Air_Tools_and_Compressors&hash=item43a644539d


A few weks ago I bought 2x 2.5 litres of concentrated screen wash, from ASDA, each was a £1
The 5 litre container was more expensive than the 2 x 2.5 litres.

kitchenman
05-04-2011, 16:07
Here is one I made earlier
The hardest bit is unscrewing the gas valve, 31mm open ended spanner & about 1 metre of pipe to get leverage.
The thread is standard 3/4" BSP
I got the bottle free

kitchenman
05-04-2011, 16:08
pic 2

kitchenman
05-04-2011, 16:08
last pic
The cable ties are holding a bit of hose pipe in place, I haf to cut the handle holes bigger, higher to get to the air coulpings, this left sharp corners even after filing, it weeighs a bit so just for comfort.
I had to make a special up to charge thr tank, a 1/2" lever valve with a male coupling each side.
Turn valve off, plug into tank then plug airline into adaptor, then turn on valve.
This comes in handy if you need lots of air a long way from compressor, haul the airline out, plug it into the tank & plug the tool into the other coupling.
Total cost less than a tenner

zippy656
05-04-2011, 17:23
that run a pin / nail gun then??

Deleted account DD
05-04-2011, 18:21
Been to Tesco again today with my clean container to the screen wash machine, put my pound in and take out 4.5 ltrs:augie go home and fill all cars up.:naughty Laurie.

Man after my own heart :thumb2

I take a container, fill my car resevoir then the rest into the container for later :lol:lol:lol:lol

For anyone local to me thats at the coal lane bp services :thumb2

solarman216
05-04-2011, 19:37
that run a pin / nail gun then??

easily if you charge it to 100 psi plus, but not for too long, should be able to fire 100 to 200 nails, Rick

Timbo_1975
05-04-2011, 19:59
I have a 46kg propane cylinder in the workshop for compressed air. Somewhere around 300l. Very handy for maintaining pressure when spraying when the compressor cant quite keep up, or semi-portable use for blowing up tyres etc. Holds alot more than you would think.

lacroupade
06-04-2011, 12:32
Man after my own heart :thumb2

I take a container, fill my car resevoir then the rest into the container for later :lol:lol:lol:lol

For anyone local to me thats at the coal lane bp services :thumb2

You tight northern gits! :lol:lol:lol

zippy656
06-04-2011, 12:41
I take a container, fill my car resevoir then the rest into the container for later :lol:lol:lol:lol

wil do same now I got a 6ltr bottle



You tight northern gits! :lol:lol:lol

oh yes, and very proud to be :augie

Deleted account DD
06-04-2011, 22:19
oh yes, and very proud to be :augie


:clap:clap:clap:clap:clap:clap:clap

solarman216
06-04-2011, 23:03
last pic
The cable ties are holding a bit of hose pipe in place, I haf to cut the handle holes bigger, higher to get to the air coulpings, this left sharp corners even after filing, it weeighs a bit so just for comfort.
I had to make a special up to charge thr tank, a 1/2" lever valve with a male coupling each side.
Turn valve off, plug into tank then plug airline into adaptor, then turn on valve.
This comes in handy if you need lots of air a long way from compressor, haul the airline out, plug it into the tank & plug the tool into the other coupling.
Total cost less than a tenner

only problem is you do not want ****** to see the pic it is their cylinder, Rick

kitchenman
07-04-2011, 00:24
Good point:doh, how do I delete the pictures?:bow

solarman216
07-04-2011, 00:30
Good point:doh, how do I delete the pictures?:bow

if you stared the tread then I think you can delete the whole thread, otherwise I am not sure, I think the mods can do it or PM bat21, Rick

lacroupade
07-04-2011, 10:40
:clap:clap:clap:clap:clap:clap:clap

But he lives in Swindon (well Devizes technically but its the same thing LOL!)...

Where were you dragged up then Zippy, a shoebox in Bolton?

(Cue Daved with his Python sketch recitation...:doh)