What the postie brought today!

[Captain Colonial]

Do the instructions include how to rotate photos 90 degrees?

[Captain Colonial]

Five!  Five little Tenax fasteners!  Ah ah ahhhh!

 

[Flying Carrot Steve]

47 minutes ago, Captain Colonial said:

Do the instructions include how to rotate photos 90 degrees?

 

 

Yes. Hold your phone flat, do not tilt it, rotate through 90°

[mega ade]

2 hours ago, Flying Carrot Steve said:

The instructions....

 

 

It does leave a small lump of the repair sticking out to trim off but it was on my quad for 5 months and never seemed to wear down it's tough stuff.

[Andrzej]

I've got that repair kit in the boot of my Westfield, but just realized there's nothing in there to actually inflate the tyre if I manage to fix it.. need to look for som compact air compressor. 

 

[evosteve]

3 minutes ago, Andrzej said:

I've got that repair kit in the boot of my Westfield, but just realized there's nothing in there to actually inflate the tyre if I manage to fix it.. need to look for som compact air compressor. 

 

I got one that takes the same battery as my 18V power tools, cost a bit more but thought it was worth it.

[Andrzej]

It is an idea, but I would rather prefer sth for 12V from car , so it can work a long time. For battery one, I not always remember to charge full and will it be sufficient to inflate whole tyre ? 

For quick set of pressures I use one of this :

Suprised how accurate it is , and effortless.  But not sure if sufficient battery capacity for whole weel from 0psi. 

 

Just ordered some air compressor for 12V from car instalation, small 110x95x47mm. 

 

[Flying Carrot Steve]

Given that those cans you can buy that inflate the tyre and insert gunge to seal a leak can supposedly inflate a tyre, you'd think you could buy compressed air cans for emergency tyre inflation wouldn't you? Maybe you can? It would be handy for kit car owners for sure.

 

I don't have a ciggy lighter socket so it's battery powered pump or foot pump for me  

[evosteve]

8 minutes ago, Flying Carrot Steve said:

Given that those cans you can buy that inflate the tyre and insert gunge to seal a leak can supposedly inflate a tyre, you'd think you could buy compressed air cans for emergency tyre inflation wouldn't you? Maybe you can? It would be handy for kit car owners for sure.

 

I don't have a ciggy lighter socket so it's battery powered pump or foot pump for me  

You can CO2 powered ones for push bikes, may take a couple of bottles for a car tyre.

[Ian Kinder (Bagpuss) - Joint Peak District AO]

1 hour ago, evosteve said:

You can CO2 powered ones for push bikes, may take a couple of bottles for a car tyre.

I tried 5 of those when I had a complete flat after a screw in the tyre was repaired using a kit like above and it got it to about 5psi. I now carry a small electric compressor adapted from a cigar lighter lead to crock clips. 

[Flying Carrot Steve]

33 minutes ago, Ian Kinder (Bagpuss) - Joint Peak District AO said:

 I now carry a small electric compressor adapted from a cigar lighter lead to crock clips. 

 

 

That sounds like what I need. Any particular one you'd recommend please @Ian Kinder (Bagpuss) - Joint Peak District AO?

[mega ade]

Maybe a small 12v pump and extend the lead add a couple of croc clips and go direct to the battery for those without any 12v auxiliary outlet

[Andrzej]

This compressor I have orderd has crock clips included. But when I was building car , have installed ciggarete lighter inside boot , for just in case like this :

(voltage gauge seems not usable in boot, but...who knows...  )  

[Rob Hunter - Club Secretary]

That reminds me, my wife informed me a couple of weeks ago that the youngest recently "borrowed" the compressor I carry in the Westfield for his pimped up Corsa...... Time for some Amazon shopping therapy as I can guarantee to never to see that particular compressor ever again!

[dvd8n]

 

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