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Post by tomplum on Dec 10, 2017 23:41:22 GMT
yea me too, the older cylinders will take a clout or two, but the 1980's onwards just shear off if your too heavy handed, specially the fortics,  |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 10, 2017 23:52:48 GMT
yea me too, the older cylinders will take a clout or two, but the 1980's onwards just shear off if your too heavy handed, specially the fortics,  The modern ones are thin as tin foil. smiley-chores037 binsout |
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Post by crowsfoot on Dec 11, 2017 7:09:22 GMT
New cylinders are rubbish agreed.
I always drain 6ins water from the top then cut off the insulation from around the heater then it's in with the blow lamp (smoke alarm goes off) douse thread in WD40 then it's on with the spanner and a strong sharp blow with the lump hammer.
All tasks completed on a wing and a prayer of course.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 11, 2017 7:17:58 GMT
New cylinders are rubbish agreed. I always drain 6ins water from the top then cut off the insulation from around the heater then it's in with the blow lamp (smoke alarm goes off) douse thread in WD40 then it's on with the spanner and a strong sharp blow with the lump hammer. All tasks completed on a wing and a prayer of course. The worst thing is when you think it is moving and then realising the boss is twisting. |
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Post by geeman on Dec 11, 2017 16:00:49 GMT
hurry all!! countdown started for grips £95 and allens £88 6XqEngr88r5GlWolCJDi
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