Bloody rain

Yep, you'll be pushing the brown stuff uphill with a pointy stick trying to break a Landy brake drum even with a sledge hammer - more than likely you'll damage something else in the process. Carefully applied heat (with a gas set) is the answer.

Move to Auckland - it's pissing down here again this morning, and blowing about 40 knots.

On or around Mon, 04 Oct 2004 08:24:24 +1300, EMB enlightened us thusly:

I'd reckon to be able to combine cutting and breaking though, as is sometimes done with stuck and buggered brake discs.

On or around Mon, 04 Oct 2004 08:25:13 +1300, EMB enlightened us thusly:

and here, buggrit. bloody kitchen roof's leaking. 's not the time of year to be stripping felt and replacing it, but if we get a dry spell, I reckon we're gonna have to. sod.

Point me in that direction please sir...

Lee D

Oh yes... Recorded & MP3d for the car :-)

And those who've seen us at Billing on the Ruftraks stand will know what they look like (Andy gets a new one every year then tends to sell it there, rather than take it back). Yep, they're big enough - don't pack away too big (back of a Disco should be fine).

Hey, that's Wellington weather!

Ron

Too many politicians there now - the hot air blows all the shit weather up our way. Still, sunshine and a nice day today with mud to pay in.

And me, but I missed the first one :o(

Neil

(Reply via NG please)

Balls, I'd forgotten it had started.

Alex