the all aussie dribble thread!

[VinceGU05]

Can someone point me in the direction to obtain a carby tool for a jonsered.
All eBay ones are overseas that I can find. Don't really feel like waiting 3 weeks for it.

 

[splitpost]

Won't see me in a gw. But seriously check the link it looks like its out of the transformers movie

maxximus ####tias boxiumuss:hmm3grin2orange:

I did learn heaps like no one takes anything seriously and no one takes notice of bob opcorn:

not true

And your off my Xmas list so suck on that
Actually I just ignore poor poor Neil he he he

aren't most of us

. Good on you for reading the whole thread though, a lot of good knowledge has been shared plus probably the same amount of BS. Can't have one without the other though, that would just be boring.

its called balance Rudi,

 

[ausneil 1]

maxximus ####tias boxiumuss:hmm3grin2orange:


not true


aren't most of us


its called balance Rudi,

 

[splitpost]

any you fellas had experience with the chinga post hole diggers,i need to do some work around the house and didn't want to run the tractor and P H digger over the yard

 

[Rudolf73]

any you fellas had experience with the chinga post hole diggers,i need to do some work around the house and didn't want to run the tractor and P H digger over the yard

Whats wrong with a shovel and crowbar?! :tongue2:


No experience with them but I'd be wary of the coke can gears and stuff. But I'm sure there are a few good makes out there.

 

[VinceGU05]

Or hire one from kennards or the like ?

 

[bezza1]

buy a 08s with the attachment

 

[WidowMaker1]

any you fellas had experience with the chinga post hole diggers,i need to do some work around the house and didn't want to run the tractor and P H digger over the yard

waste of cash mate, get into it by hand you'll live longer. crowbar for the hard **** & a scoop shovel or one of them posthole digging shovels.

or better still, get the kid from around the corner to dig them :msp_thumbup:

 

[splitpost]

I hear ya's ,but am not too keen to do 40 odd by hand,putting in new fence posts around the house yard

 

[Rudolf73]

I hear ya's ,but am not too keen to do 40 odd by hand,putting in new fenfence posts around the house yard

In that case - dingo hire for around $150 a day. Much easier on the back.

 

[AUSSIE1]

I hear ya's ,but am not too keen to do 40 odd by hand,putting in new fenfence posts around the house yard

I think they are pretty cheap aren't they. Worth a shot. Be careful holding on to them if you hit a tree root etc. As Captain Matchbox said "rip your bloody arms off"
:msp_w00t:

 

[AUSSIE1]

Speaking of Captain Matchbox!

http://youtu.be/dVhQBhecL2U

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[WidowMaker1]

I hear ya's ,but am not too keen to do 40 odd by hand,putting in new fence posts around the house yard

me and the old man did a few km's on one side of our spreads boundary fence by hand, steep country and rock hard granite clay base , post hole digger on the tractor just bounced around, and we had to use a crow bar to loosen the ground before the post hole digger even looked at digging in. it was quicker just doing it by hand and more enjoyable without the droning diesel tractor & pto noise ...once you get going after a few holes and your back loosens up it goes surprisingly quick. makes ya sleep like a ####ing baby too... the old man still prefers doing holes by hand now, he likes the quiet and couldn't be bothered gearing up the tractor... ...but we also just use star pickets now and just dig out for strainers, posts just don't last from the termites

 

[460cixy]

I had a good chuckle at this **** Chinese zoo's 'African lion' exposed when dog substitute barks - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

 

[pioneer saws]

after today I'll stick with my no1v223 Ruger far nicer on my collar bone

Er lads you used or whats a good scope with bullet drop reticle I saw one today very nice no muckin about thinkin how many & counting clicks winding up n down just zero it choose your distance dot and pow so is there a down side for me I canaa see one

Reticle a like this are great if your busting bunny's in daylight, under the spotlight I find they just clutter your view especially when you need to make a quick shot at closer range, I regret having one on my tikka varmint in .204, I will be going back to a crosshair.

 

[MCW]

any you fellas had experience with the chinga post hole diggers,i need to do some work around the house and didn't want to run the tractor and P H digger over the yard

Guy I know bought one and a week after it shat itself. Carby had started to basically fall apart but I managed to fix it and get it going.
I've also used the Stihl post hole borer.

It shouldn't take a brain surgeon to work out which one was safer and nicer to use

For the price though they do the job fine.

 

[Rudolf73]

Oh and get a borer with some big wide ol' handlebars on it so as you can hold on.

 

[Stihlman441]

Had a mate over for the weekend can yas work out who he is.
In the cammo jumper.

 

[Stihlman441]

Then again here,its hard to see but he did have a big grin on his face after using my ported 461.

 

[gmax]

Mr Ward