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    Quote Originally Posted by cbfb View Post
    I don't even think she knows where the spare wheel is
    You can get those really cute ladies pink tool sets nowadays...
    You don't get to be an old dog without learning a few tricks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Edbear View Post
    You can get those really cute ladies pink tool sets nowadays...
    lol, I actually bought her a kid's hammer, about the size of a biro, wasn't impressed...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Edbear View Post
    The biggest problem is your statement, "I haven't got a lot of money to spend.." The only way to get a good quality impact gun is to pay for one. BEst value on the market IMHO is the Sumake 1,000ft/lb 1/2". I sold bucket loads of these when I worked for Sulco. Best of the 1/2" guns out there. For CV joints you may need a 3/4" as many of these nuts are frozen and no 1/2" gun will shift them.

    I can get guns, or anything else they sell, from Sulco and offer at a better price than you'll get anywhere else. The Sumake is the most powerful 1/2" gun on the market with a RRP of $569.25. I can do it for $483.65. Not a cheap gun but you've already got one of those...

    You need a minimum 90 psi but as important as pressure is, so is flow and the gruntier the air-tool the more air it sucks and I'd recommend a minimum 50lt tank.
    Now your talking.
    Big air lines and big tank required to run those things.
    Need to spend a little money on them to get something half decent.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cbfb View Post
    lol, I actually bought her a kid's hammer, about the size of a biro, wasn't impressed...
    LOL!!! Get her one of those pink sets and she'll love you for it! My wife always eyes them up, I should get her one...

    Quote Originally Posted by Grubber View Post
    Now your talking.
    Big air lines and big tank required to run those things.
    Need to spend a little money on them to get something half decent.
    Yup! One thing people forget about are the fittings. 1/4 BSP connectors are restrictive and when I finished at Sulco we were recommending changing them to high-flow; even with 1/2" lines they made a big enough difference to allow the guns to operate properly.

    Air-ratchets are probably the hungriest for flow. DO NOT USE THEM AS CONVENTIONAL WRENCHES! I had to repair or replace so many 3/8" ratchets as the guys would heave on them to crack a stubborn nut that the ratchet wouldn't shift!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grubber View Post
    Now your talking.
    Big air lines and big tank required to run those things.
    Need to spend a little money on them to get something half decent.
    Time for a whip round then! Dig deep guys

    Quote Originally Posted by Edbear View Post
    Get her one of those pink sets and she'll kill you with it!
    Just adjusted that to fit in with my reality a bit better, bless her she wouldn't even know what it was. Had to explain the other day what a wrench was. I shit you not. Asked her to get me a 12" adjustable wrench from M10 and she made me get a picture off Google...

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    Quote Originally Posted by cbfb View Post
    Time for a whip round then! Dig deep guys



    Just adjusted that to fit in with my reality a bit better, bless her she wouldn't even know what it was. Had to explain the other day what a wrench was. I shit you not. Asked her to get me a 12" adjustable wrench from M10 and she made me get a picture off Google...
    Should of told her to get you a cresent,she would of known what you were on about. Everybody knows what a cresent is, Dont they?
    For a man is a slave to whatever has mastered him. Keep an open mind, just dont let your brains fall out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by unstuck View Post
    Should of told her to get you a cresent,she would of known what you were on about. Everybody knows what a cresent is, Dont they?
    She's English mate (like me), until I came to NZ I thought a cresent was something to do with the moon. We only call em spanners, funny how Kiwis have 3 words for the same thing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cbfb View Post
    She's English mate (like me), until I came to NZ I thought a cresent was something to do with the moon. We only call em spanners, funny how Kiwis have 3 words for the same thing.
    My mate who has just gone back to darby after being here for a couple of years calls them shifting spanners. I was wondering what the fuck he was talking about,when he wanted one, I was thinking why would anyone need a spanner for moving house.
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    Quote Originally Posted by unstuck View Post
    My mate who has just gone back to darby after being here for a couple of years calls them shifting spanners. I was wondering what the fuck he was talking about,when he wanted one, I was thinking why would anyone need a spanner for moving house.
    Do you mean Derby? I come from near there, although as a Notts Forest fan the mere mention of the word Derby sends me into a murderous rage.

    Never heard of shifting spanners (you gotta watch those Derby folk, odd bunch)

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    Quote Originally Posted by cbfb View Post
    Do you mean Derby? I come from near there, although as a Notts Forest fan the mere mention of the word Derby sends me into a murderous rage.

    Never heard of shifting spanners (you gotta watch those Derby folk, odd bunch)
    Thats the one,strange bastards. Being a bradford lad myself I should say that in a paki accent but dont know how on here.
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