the all aussie dribble thread!

[WidowMaker1]

yeah id love to see some of matts vids ,especially the one where your using your chinga 070 :msp_wink: hey hey then we can watch your wood splitting Vid with ya 40ton chinga splitter .lol....... . . geee thats a lot of chinga gear, what else ya got hidden in the shed mate. :msp_biggrin:

 

[MCW]

yeah id love to see some of matts vids ,especially the one where your using your chinga 070 :msp_wink: hey hey then we can watch your wood splitting Vid with ya 40ton chinga splitter .lol....... . . geee thats a lot of chinga gear, what else ya got hidden in the shed mate. :msp_biggrin:

I'll list my Chinga gear for everybody to see (feel free to make an offer on any chainsaw gear!)

A sh*tload of 365/371/372 spares including tanks, clutch covers, starter covers, mufflers x 40, over 2000 rim sprockets of all shapes and assortments, a swag of P&C kits, 40 tonne splitter, 2.4kva generator, chains (a few different pre made loops in all sorts of configurations), some bars (including name brand Chinga made ones!), ZAMA Chinga carbies on my Dolmars, Chinga made carbs on all of my genuine Stihls, probably a few Chinga bits on my genuine Huskies, light globes are probably Chinga too, a few Chinga tools, a couple of Chinga compressors, a couple of Chinga pushbikes. I think the Master padlock on the door is also Chinga. Oh and there is some 6000kg rope. Probably some ratchet straps and a trolley jack. 30 tonne barrel jack. Hmmm, what else...

Typical Aussie shed really.

 

[WidowMaker1]

I'll list my Chinga gear for everybody to see (feel free to make an offer on any chainsaw gear!) Oh and there is some 6000kg rope..

couple bucks score me the rope?? :tongue2:

 

[MCW]

couple bucks score me the rope?? :tongue2:

Nah. It comes in handy for pulling trees over

 

[WidowMaker1]

Nah. It comes in handy for pulling trees over

no worries mate, i cant afford it anyways

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[gmax]

Not all Chinga stuff is bad, Ive been looking for a Oleo Mac 962 cylinder for ages, the Greek has just recently stocked them.

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The quality is excellent, just as good as the OEM one

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I didn't these rings I used Caber rings

 

[gmax]

I did open the exhaust port a little
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All finished, It's now a good runner, I was surprised to find it weighs less than my husky 359

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[Bigfella]

I'll list my Chinga gear for everybody to see (feel free to make an offer on any chainsaw gear!)

A sh*tload of 365/371/372 spares including tanks, clutch covers, starter covers, mufflers x 40, over 2000 rim sprockets of all shapes and assortments, a swag of P&C kits, 40 tonne splitter, 2.4kva generator, chains (a few different pre made loops in all sorts of configurations), some bars (including name brand Chinga made ones!), ZAMA Chinga carbies on my Dolmars, Chinga made carbs on all of my genuine Stihls, probably a few Chinga bits on my genuine Huskies, light globes are probably Chinga too, a few Chinga tools, a couple of Chinga compressors, a couple of Chinga pushbikes. I think the Master padlock on the door is also Chinga. Oh and there is some 6000kg rope. Probably some ratchet straps and a trolley jack. 30 tonne barrel jack. Hmmm, what else...

Typical Aussie shed really.

Yeh for fleabay and super cheap.

 

[derwoodii]

I'll list my Chinga gear for everybody to see (feel free to make an offer on any chainsaw gear!)

Typical Aussie shed really.

I'd say yer jocks n t shirt made in china city of Wunghunglow in Buttchang province :msp_rolleyes:mine aswell lad no bid or offer in fact keep em on pls.

Bloody hot day eh lads boil a monkeys ass tis coolin off here now but a stinker tis been

 

[WidowMaker1]

I'd say yer jocks n t shirt made in china city of Wunghunglow in Buttchang province :msp_rolleyes:mine aswell lad no bid or offer in fact keep em on pls.

Bloody hot day eh lads boil a monkeys ass tis coolin off here now but a stinker tis been

no chinga jocks in my shorts on hot day... commando i go ...to and fro. :msp_scared: been overcast all day muggy as a Qld frogs arse.

 

[gmax]

Been overcast all day here too, and no rain... no decent rain here for over a month

 

[Nardoo]

Been overcast all day here too, and no rain... no decent rain here for over a month

Is that you Santa? Found a green saw in my letterbox today and I swear its got your fingerprints on it! Thanks Wayne.

Ferkin hot here too.:msp_biggrin:

Al.

 

[WidowMaker1]

Been overcast all day here too, and no rain... no decent rain here for over a month

we got some rain at least, dams are about 70%, creeks are flowing & drinkable still.... that could change quick with summer just around the corner. Looking very green and hoping the rain keeps coming, a few months ago we where looking at a really bad fire season and they predicted Zero rain in the forecast, luckily they got that wrong. we got some rain in the last few months. but a few hot extreme summer days, back out with the RFS PPE

 

[derwoodii]

some intresting history lessons about Chinese manafacturing in OZ
great grand dad was doing this he had 3 wifes the one in melb was great granny, one in China, & one we dont speak of in Canada :msp_wink: i only learn't this this year before i'z never ever knew

furniture making industry - Concept - Chinese-Australian Historical Images in Australia

In Melbourne, Chinese furniture makers were concentrated in Lonsdale, Little Lonsdale, Exhibition streets and some of the lanes at the eastern end of Little Bourke Street. They were ideally located near the major furniture retailers in Melbourne. At its peak in 1912, the number of Chinese working in Victorian furniture making trade was 818 compared with 2024 Europeans, however during the 1890s depression the number of Chinese furniture makers outnumbered European ones. The Chinese were able to reduce the cost of production of their furniture by specialising in particular items and working efficiently.

The Victorian Act stipulated that all Chinese (and 'part-Chinese') made furniture had to be stamped accordingly. Strict rules on wages, work hours and building regulations were also imposed on furniture factories. Although four European furniture workers was defined as a factory, if you were Chinese only one worker was considered a factory. This meant Chinese factories, particularly small ones were regulated and subject to close scrutiny by inspectors and other government officials in a way their European counterparts were not. The effectiveness of stamping furniture as Chinese made as a method of pushing Chinese workers out of the industry is disputable. People continued to buy Chinese made furniture as it was cheap and well made. At the time some even suggested that the stamps made it easier for customers to buy this furniture as they included the address of the factory and identified it as Chinese!

 

[gmax]

Is that you Santa? Found a green saw in my letterbox today and I swear its got your fingerprints on it! Thanks Wayne.

Ferkin hot here too.:msp_biggrin:

Al.

Al your welcome, I know how much you like those saws, It runs but has low compression even with a new cylinder/rings
It's gone beyond my limit of patience :msp_wink:

 

[RandyMac]

You lads want some rain? Got plenty here, headed for another record year.
Had a front blow through this morning, left nearly two inches behind.
The storms are queued up 3 or 4 deep, should see another 6-8 inches by Monday.

 

[WidowMaker1]

You lads want some rain? Got plenty here, headed for another record year.
Had a front blow through this morning, left nearly two inches behind.
The storms are queued up 3 or 4 deep, should see another 6-8 inches by Monday.

Teaser!

 

[Stihlman441]

Ha blokes.
Whats the go with the pic upload thingy,who changed it ?.

 

[RandyMac]

Don't use it myself, I want control of my photos, I'm taking them with me when I kick off.

 

[derwoodii]

Ha blokes.
Whats the go with the pic upload thingy,who changed it ?.

yeah tis freakin me out canna abide change without prior consultation a vote n mandate from the dirty masses all in favor say aye those againts nay