Re: 4x4'ing in a time of Lock Down
Posted: Sun Apr 26, 2020 11:16 pm
Took law in own hands and went camping for the weekend sunset over the magalies
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Re: 4x4'ing in a time of Lock Down
Posted: Mon Apr 27, 2020 2:56 pm
Re: 4x4'ing in a time of Lock Down
Posted: Mon Apr 27, 2020 11:29 pm
On my farm , no rules brokenJohannes wrote:
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Re: 4x4'ing in a time of Lock Down
Posted: Mon Apr 27, 2020 11:32 pm
Thinking of camping on breedsnek ( not on my farm ) but can’t see the harm in doing it
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Re: 4x4'ing in a time of Lock Down
Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2020 2:25 am
Lol just dont say it out loudcor123 wrote:Thinking of camping on breedsnek ( not on my farm ) but can’t see the harm in doing it
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Re: 4x4'ing in a time of Lock Down
Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2020 10:39 am
The small gas burner on my countertop only burns very weakly
compared to the other which is fine .
Suspect the gas is not making its way out somewhere in the recess ...
how do I fix this and clean besides compressed air etc
Where and how is gas meant to be emitting from down here ?
compared to the other which is fine .
Suspect the gas is not making its way out somewhere in the recess ...
how do I fix this and clean besides compressed air etc
Where and how is gas meant to be emitting from down here ?
Re: 4x4'ing in a time of Lock Down
Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2020 11:50 pm
Re: 4x4'ing in a time of Lock Down
Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2020 12:00 am
Done this before , but a long time ago think the problem is a stoppage in the gas knob ( the one that regulates the flame) take apart and cleanBushWacker wrote:The small gas burner on my countertop only burns very weakly
compared to the other which is fine .
Suspect the gas is not making its way out somewhere in the recess ...
how do I fix this and clean besides compressed air etc
Where and how is gas meant to be emitting from down here ?
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Re: 4x4'ing in a time of Lock Down
Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2020 2:19 pm
Does anyone personally know anyone who has had this Covid 19 virus?
Re: 4x4'ing in a time of Lock Down
Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2020 2:24 pm
... not yet ...
Re: 4x4'ing in a time of Lock Down
Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2020 6:03 pm
Yes and no.
A good friend in London was down with all the symptoms for 11 days, he lost 9kg.
He was treated by paramedics at his home. He coughed incessantly and could not function properly due to lack of oxygen.
The “no” part.... he wasn’t tested so he doesn’t form part of the official stats.
A good friend in London was down with all the symptoms for 11 days, he lost 9kg.
He was treated by paramedics at his home. He coughed incessantly and could not function properly due to lack of oxygen.
The “no” part.... he wasn’t tested so he doesn’t form part of the official stats.
Re: 4x4'ing in a time of Lock Down
Posted: Wed May 06, 2020 10:02 am
Just paid R1.97 for 50ppm diesel 
Plus
R9.48 in government tax
Contemplating laying a charge of rape against Cyril
Plus
R9.48 in government tax
Contemplating laying a charge of rape against Cyril
Re: 4x4'ing in a time of Lock Down
Posted: Wed May 06, 2020 11:41 am
Re: 4x4'ing in a time of Lock Down
Posted: Thu May 07, 2020 5:51 pm
... think there were folk looking for handheld infrared thermometer ...
... maybe try Gravity Medical Supplies ... wherever that is ...
... no, I don’t know for sure or how much etc ... etc
... maybe try Gravity Medical Supplies ... wherever that is ...
... no, I don’t know for sure or how much etc ... etc
Re: 4x4'ing in a time of Lock Down
Posted: Mon May 18, 2020 4:05 pm
I haven't done any 4x4'ing, but Fearless' 5 year old 2nd battery packed up during lock down.
To be fair to the NCCC (Numbnut Clueless Clot Club) - it was showing signs before Lock Up was announced.
As soon as Lock Up ended on 1 May I called around for prices.
Cheapest (again) was Toyota.
So I popped to Halfway Toyota (they say halfway, but I had to drive all the way there) & got one.
Took 10 minutes to swop out the batteries & 12 minutes to go through all the Health & Safety BS...
R1 976.00
Funny aside to the story: When I told Ge'Off (Wave) that the dealer was cheaper he thought he'd try that route.
His wife's Polo battery was giving up, so he called a VW dealers - R4 800.00.
Ge'Off, Ge'Off, the 'Try the Dealer' trick doesn't work with the Germans - they charge like the Blitzkrieg into Poland...
To be fair to the NCCC (Numbnut Clueless Clot Club) - it was showing signs before Lock Up was announced.
As soon as Lock Up ended on 1 May I called around for prices.
Cheapest (again) was Toyota.
So I popped to Halfway Toyota (they say halfway, but I had to drive all the way there) & got one.
Took 10 minutes to swop out the batteries & 12 minutes to go through all the Health & Safety BS...
R1 976.00
Funny aside to the story: When I told Ge'Off (Wave) that the dealer was cheaper he thought he'd try that route.
His wife's Polo battery was giving up, so he called a VW dealers - R4 800.00.
Ge'Off, Ge'Off, the 'Try the Dealer' trick doesn't work with the Germans - they charge like the Blitzkrieg into Poland...