28-04-2015, 19:25 | #1 |
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Zippy on tv..
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28-04-2015, 21:41 | #2 |
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donow cannot be wasting time watching vids, no offence intended, just got better things to do, Rick
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28-04-2015, 22:25 | #3 |
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well ..... that was 25 minutes of my life I wont get back
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Where are ya
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29-04-2015, 06:35 | #5 |
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about 18 mins in.. doing up wheels
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I saw ya!!
some sexy ladies working at your spot........... |
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sexy ladies you say ? hmmmm , gonna have to watch it again
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No wonder he is obsessed with Pics lol
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Ur famous now, can I have ur autograph plzzz
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29-04-2015, 18:13 | #11 |
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Lot of 'erms' used by the lady in blue
Another reason way you always adjust your torque wrench to zero when you have finished using it, is so that it not under strain all the while putting it out of adjustment. |
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Erm, large breasts, erm
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29-04-2015, 23:35 | #14 |
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Well erm... when I was in the motor trade as a lad, I was told that if you keep a torque wrench is kept wound up it will affect the internals. Undo it to near zero and then it is at rest.
"If the spring is stored with the wrench “loaded” or set for a high torque rating, the pressure on the spring can cause it to weaken over time. To protect the wrench it should always be returned to the lowest setting before storing it back into your toolbox. For big wrenches (measuring in ft-lbs increments) the lowest setting is usually 20 ft-lbs. If, for some reason, you have a click-type torque wrench that goes all the way down to zero, leave the wrench set to 10 or 20 pounds. You always want to keep a minimum amount of pressure on the spring so that the ball can’t fall all the way out of the detent. For other styles of torque wrenches, this isn’t an issue. The newest digital torque wrenches use an electronic strain gauge to measure torque, so when the wrench is not in use the only thing you may need to do is remove the batteries so that there is no chance of corrosion ruining your expensive digital wrench." |
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