Images of items I have purchased.

Status
Not open for further replies.
Eames said:
why doesnt someone make a petrol powered flymo? its so easy going to cut my grandads lawn, the hovering means i dont have to walk up and down and it still looks neat and tidy.
Click to expand...

Its a lot harder to make a hover mower with a petrol engine bolted on top of it!

To be fair, the petrol mower pictured isnt proper either :) You dont get the stripes like you do with mowers with a roller on it
 
Eames said:
why doesnt someone make a petrol powered flymo? its so easy going to cut my grandads lawn, the hovering means i dont have to walk up and down and it still looks neat and tidy.
Click to expand...

Many years a go there was a Flymo with a petrol engine, my old man used to have one... worked great!
 
Eames said:
why doesnt someone make a petrol powered flymo? its so easy going to cut my grandads lawn, the hovering means i dont have to walk up and down and it still looks neat and tidy.
Click to expand...

Er, you can get them quite easily. Just google "Petrol Flymo" and there are tons of them.... Councils have been using them for years to do steep embankments.... Tie a bit of rope to it and swing it in a big scything motion on steep embankments, although this may now have ended due to H&S :rolleyes:
 
black leather bra as modelled by the lady in my life


21919_924277357606504_2243686039403604939_n.jpg








trial fit pre respray :)
 
Last edited:
Dell XPS 13 2015 (bought about 20 days ago arrived today)

4lW67qm.jpg

Will get a few better pictures later, put a stick of ram on it to give a size comparison!
 
Last edited:
honestly wont scratch the car if used correctly.

the only stories you see of scratching are those that fit it to a dirty car or leave them on constantly.

I do a lot of long haul runs (up to 1000 miles a time) so once its painted bra will be on and off as required
 
Surely you'd want one on your lower bumper bits and wings as opposed to the bonnet, since those areas are what stone chips mostly affect. Stone chip victim here speaking from experience!
 
The number of stone chips and debris I've acquired on my bonnet alone from 50k miles driving, are no where near great enough to warrant having that monstrosity strapped to my bonnet. I have about 5 chips.

That can not be the real reason to fit one, surely.

Are they strapped down pretty secure to stop cack getting underneath them?
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top Bottom