Rear spare wheel carrier

Our now there you go I think that will do it failing that I could fly out for a 2 week holiday if you can put me up lol sorry George see you was replying about Andy missing the point and not that you have a compressor lol

GeorgeC wrote:

Cremator1 wrote: Think you missed the point Andy, never mind.

He does that!

Cremator1 wrote: George do you have a compressor could use a air ratchet?

Sorry no power tools.

Hhahahhaaa, you crazy guys. Remember now, this is George, the guy who missed the volume knob on his own steering wheel.

All good

GeorgeC wrote:

Lambert wrote: I got my dad a little 1/2 inch makita battery impact wrench as he has difficulty with his hands and arm strength. It's the smallest 18v one they do but it will just about knock a wheel off. He uses it with all manner of adapters to do things he hasn't been able to for years previously. He swears by it round the house.

Thank You Lambert, what an excellent suggestion!

However, (don't you just hate those) at over $300 local dollars, Its one for the wish list.

Maybe its time for Suzuki's Free Roadside Assistance they gave me last week!

I don't know what the exchange rate is but HOW MUCH! The one I got dad didn't set me back a hundred quid. Although I suppose if you needed batteries? There's other alternative options than Makita that don't command the premium and are perfectly serviceable for a bit of DIY work.

Sorry George yes:ohmy: :ohmy: dawn

I will fly out could do with a holiday lol

I got dad a 251z and lend him a battery which I charge for him as needed. I also have had good results using Amazon and getting there warehouse used ones. Effectively they are things that people have sent back because of damaged packaging or something, they test them and punt them for a decent discount. My combi drill is from there and so is my chop saw. Also have a look at brands like ryobi or even store brand ones, loads cheaper and for occasional use perfectly adequate.