i reckon the reason the bloke didn't know what paraffin was because you were calling it parra - finn! what ever that is! only joking ha ha !!! just got myself one of these after watching your video before, handy in the workshop for cleaning up engine parts on my LDV fish van i'm constantly repairing! love the new vids but i like to come back and watch this one Martin, like wathcing the videos on the RELLY ROBIN and REGAL- thanks from Robert SHearing
Not surprised the assistant didnt know what paraffin was,the modern petrol station is more interested in selling pies and pasties rather than oil and bulbs,another great video martin,keep up the good work
Big hi from Leeds you've inspired me to getting the mower buisness have not had any as yet but you're vids are brilliant and very easy to follow when I start up in will get a channel.on you tube been thinking.abour it for a while now....if retired from.qorkndue to been told I have heart failure so will keep me busy and not too strenuous lol....
Paraffin we remember it well for the heaters back in the day (1970s )Dad also used it when we came home from school with nits, washed hair to kill them off. Boom Boom esso blue. Good channel keep it up.
Good bit of kit there. To get the most out of your fluid and filters, try and do as much pre-cleaning as you can before you put it in the parts washer. Stiff brush, air compressor etc. Get as much of the loose dust and muck off as you can and just use the washer for greasy oily bits and your fluid will last much longer and save you a load of money in the long run.
Great video, Martin. I'm sure you will love the parts washer. I have a Clarke as well, and I don't know how I got along without it. Farm tractor parts get so filthy. On a side note, I'm from Michigan, USA. My father in law worked at Pontiac Motors, and built the engine in your buddy's Trans am. I guess it's a small world after all. Cheers.
Martin what are you going to me lol I have been sitting planning a big shed build as love the log cabin and your shed build. Went out 3 weeks ago bought the Clarke Might Welder 145 turbo. Seen a decent offer on a Air Compressor so bought that by accident so I told the misses. Now you have bought a new toy again hahaha. Sitting with the Machine Mart Catalogue and can hear it shouting on me.
Great video. A parts cleaner is a perfect piece of kit worth having. Well done. PS, its prime, not purge. lol. Purge is to get rid of. ;). Keep 'em coming. :)
Martin, Nice vlog, I have a machine mart parts washer but just a little bigger and the are great for laying rusty or seized parts over night or a few days as well as cleaning them, The pump will work better when the fluid is above the suction filter, Cheers Dave.
Martin, I did laugh when you where ranting about the young guy in the petrol station! I use Pariffin for my space heater and i love the smell when it‘s burning must be some old memory of using in the 60s, Did you notice the washer lid has a fire or heat closing system on it! Cheers Dave
Nice new toy. I'd definitely recommend wearing PVC gloves, (preferably Gauntlet's), when using that Martin. That cleaning solution will take the natural oils out of your skin if you use it frequently. It can be very painful. Also wear eye protection, every time, too.
Does it not stink out the workshop?? We used to mix paraffin with petrol to degrease an engine ( using a paintbrush) with an oil leak then rinse it off with hot water. Much cheaper than Gunk.
Hi Martin, I have a parts washer same as yours and do a lot of cleaning, changed the pump for an high pressure 12volt fuel pump and put on a external oil filter to filter the solvent to keep it clean. Best to buy a 25ltr drum of solvent degreaser from a chemical supplier works out a lot cheaper and stay away from the water based cleaner its useless.
Re: The sales assistant. You know when they got rid of lead out of 4* petrol? Well that's where it's going lol. Dealt with many people like that over the years lol. Great vids Martin btw!
I was buying a dozen of something and the assistant gave me 6.. does the parts washer pong out workshop on warm days or does the lid keep it in, a car door seal or similar round edge maybe. Hope the welder is kept at a reasonable distance.
Double love this one Martin. I've got a 1966 Triumph Vitesse so loved the rally Herald and Spit. I've commented before to say you've saved me shed loads by getting my Hayter running as opposed to taking it to a shop to get serviced. Anyway can you do a shout out please, not for me but for my other half Kerrie. She always moans when I disturb her watching Emmerdale or something, by watching your far superior vids. Excellent stuff. keep 'em coming. Cheers, Stewart.
Great vlog 😀 does Gary like the parts washer or is he not aloud to use it lol. Like I’ve said before pop in for a coffee I’m in waddo. Lincoln Signs. I got one of those heat press from watching your vid. Great kit but only just started. Got loads of customers from the past to try out on. 😀
Hi Martin. With regard to the Scimitar. Most commonly fitted with Essex V6 3.0 lutre but some had a 2.5 litre for better fuel economy .. yeah right!! Very early ones had the old Zodiac straight six and very late ones (and very rare) had the 2.8 Cologne piece of shite Being Ford based you could fit most of their units in with a good set of spanners and some patience. Saw one at a heritage rally couple of years ago with BDA in it!! Car worth about three grand .. Engine worth ten!
i was thinking about getting one off these parts washer as me and my son are restoring motorbikes have you use you sand blasting cabinet with the new media in it and what did you think of the media
Nice addition to the Log Cabin. You could put 2 Briggs & Stratton engines in there. I had one made by Snap-On but pump broke. You got me all fired up. Oh Goody! A Rant. More Reliant Robin videos coming?
Get you mart with ya little pinky out drinkingyour orange 💪do you remember pongo the pink elephant tanker lorries used to come round your houses delivering.same time as watch out Humphries about milk :)
Hello. I came across your channel a few weeks ago. It popped as "Recommended for you". So I had a gander. I'm impressed, so i'll stay. I haven't added much content myself as everyone seems to have everything covered on youtube. Anyway. I love the vehicle repair videos. Ever considered doing up an old JCB 3CX or similar? :) It would fit in your drive easy. 👍
Hi Martin I thought you would know it’s just I had back splash from one of those and in the eye hospital it just the slightest mishap all the best Martin David
I come with all my dity and oil crusted parts to clean it ;-) .....that was a joke, the way is to far. But I'm really looking forward when you make the Reliant engine shine again. Cheers Bernd
You would have gotten a lot of blank looks over on this side too. Mainly because we call it kerosene! Nice rig, by the way. Looks solid and heavy duty,
what is parafin,i thought it was a wax??? i used diesel fuel,atf and a bit of gas in mine because it takes 15 gallons. those ones work ok for the money,i had 2 before. the brush is one of the best upgrades you can make. buy yourself a assortment of cheap brushes both round and square. a metal dish drying rack works good too
Nice cleaner. The fluid must have been near the cost of the machine. Is paraffin kerosene? I as I remember growing up gas stations sold it out of a tank with a pump handle. That’s been many years ago here in the US. That washer will be a super addition!
It's easy enough to Google that info bud and prices change over the years so a price in the video wouldn't be any use for someone in 5 years time for example.
great video martin, that cleaner is brill bet it smells a bit does it have a seal for when you shut the lid? thanks for the shout out that was great. i enjoyed this video and i look forward to the next one, as always its a thumbs up from me
Hi Martin nice washer but please do wear eye protection and the correct gloves maybe an apron just to say years ago back early 80s I worked for an independent parts shop now they are still there well worth trying them we done all service parts and the old dynoms
You can't upload enough in my opinion..it's a bit like when men and motors first came on and there was a hell of a lot of good programs for blokes..now there is just the same old crap repeated over and over...i love a good repair video. Can't wait to see how the mower turns out :)
It's always a shame the first time you use the fluid and it goes black, one of our mechanics used to wash his drain pans as soon as it got changed and turned it pitch black. When you have the brush connected, check the nozzle is pointing in the washer in case the hose comes off and it pumps it all on the floor!
retrorestore it makes it a pain to pull off then if you want to leave something soaking under the spout then. We use the safety clean ones at work, just watch for stray sparks, I've had one on fire before!
Got a Workzone topbox for an early Fathers day present , been using a bottom box trolley for years , but still got tools scattered all over , oldest daughter will be peed off having to pay half , £34 at Aldi , cheap as chips as someone says . Had a Herald Years ago , I was going to do it up , came home from work and it was gone , wor kid said he lent it to his mate and it caught fire at Scotch Corner so will you take £70 for it , think I may have made a profit LOL .
Sorry Martin any starter motors alternators they are called Eastleigh Batteries and spares Based in Eastleigh ,nightingale Avenue Eastleigh Southampton Hampshire all the best David
Would love a shout-out in your next video. I'm Richard Vågen (Waagen) from Norway and have been following you along since you posted the first Mondeo video :-) I love all your videos, keep em' coming ;-) Btw that's my Capri in the profile picture ;-) Cheers.
Probably would've been better buying the parrifin or kerosene from a fuel fluids distributor where you could have it in a 25 litre drum like what jimmy buys when it's thinners probably work out cheap that way
Your new parts washer will pay for itself in no time at all. You're absolutely correct about today's youth: Most of them can't add two plus two to make four without their calculators or 'Smart Devices'. I like to call them 'VIDIOTS'. You know yourself in our day children were an integral part of the household labour force. We were expected to learn how to and perform chores around the house with no expectation of monetary reward. We were happy with our supper and a warm bed. By the time we were 13 or 14, we could go out into the workforce and produce. Nowadays producing is being on SnapChat or FaceBook all day long. They've been dumbed down. Their parents are too knackered to even discipline little Johnny and there you have it. Thanks for the rant.
i reckon the reason the bloke didn't know what paraffin was because you were calling it parra - finn! what ever that is! only joking ha ha !!! just got myself one of these after watching your video before, handy in the workshop for cleaning up engine parts on my LDV fish van i'm constantly repairing! love the new vids but i like to come back and watch this one Martin, like wathcing the videos on the RELLY ROBIN and REGAL- thanks from Robert SHearing
Not surprised the assistant didnt know what paraffin was,the modern petrol station is more interested in selling pies and pasties rather than oil and bulbs,another great video martin,keep up the good work
Cheers bud, I agree.
Fantastic review as always, much appreciated👍😎
Nice new toy be easy to wash parts now Your good teacher. Have good day I enjoy your videos thanks
Thanks bud, glad you like the channel.
Another good vid Martin, I do like the parts washer. You will have to look on you tube to see if you can find the old Esso Blue advert. Cheers Malcolm
Haha, yes Malc, it will be on here I think.
great bit of kit martin i have the clark smaller parts washer and the one i mix with water
Yes, I did think about the smaller one but I do some quite big parts sometimes.
These are really handy to have. I bought mine from machine mart but I got the bench mounted one. I love your vids.
Thanks Thomas.
Big hi from Leeds you've inspired me to getting the mower buisness have not had any as yet but you're vids are brilliant and very easy to follow when I start up in will get a channel.on you tube been thinking.abour it for a while now....if retired from.qorkndue to been told I have heart failure so will keep me busy and not too strenuous lol....
Nice one Steve, all the best bud.
Paraffin we remember it well for the heaters back in the day (1970s )Dad also used it when we came home from school with nits, washed hair to kill them off. Boom Boom esso blue. Good channel keep it up.
yes I remember the Esso Blue lorry doing the rounds in the 70's too Tony lol.
cracking bit off kit definitely need one off those yet again another enjoyable vid thank u
Thanks Richard.
Parts washers are a must have in a shop . Great share Martin !
Yes Shawn, I did need one and its a great item to have.
nice bit of kit that ,clarke stuff not bad at all .......................all the best martin.....................dougie
Yes Doug, it seems to be pretty well made.
There’s nothing better than new toys Martin 😂 a very handy addition to the workshop ..
Yes Col, I think so too
Looks an amazing bit of kit! Think I may just have to ask Santa for one this year lol!!!
Good bit of kit there. To get the most out of your fluid and filters, try and do as much pre-cleaning as you can before you put it in the parts washer. Stiff brush, air compressor etc. Get as much of the loose dust and muck off as you can and just use the washer for greasy oily bits and your fluid will last much longer and save you a load of money in the long run.
Yes, I still plan on doing that but its a good point.
Nice parts washer Martin. They are very handy cleaning various parts. That's on my wish list as well, they are pretty reasonably priced nowadays.
Yes they are, This was £119. but the fluid is an expense as well
This has made my day! A new video most days!! Thanks!
Thanks Tim.
Great video, Martin. I'm sure you will love the parts washer. I have a Clarke as well, and I don't know how I got along without it. Farm tractor parts get so filthy. On a side note, I'm from Michigan, USA. My father in law worked at Pontiac Motors, and built the engine in your buddy's Trans am. I guess it's a small world after all. Cheers.
Nice one Chad. Didn't know you get the Clarke stuff out there. Seems pretty good though.
That looks like a very nice addition to your shop, whats the dimension of the cabin? its hard to gauge on video, thanks
I cant remember, I cut a hole to join them together though as there were 2 cabins back to back..
Hi Martin glad you got one good aren't they or dogs bollocks bit of kit give me a quick mention for reminding you cheers 👍
No probs Dave lol
You will love having a parts washer. Looks much like the Harbour Freight unit that I have.
Probably the same unit George. Will make life easier.
Martin what are you going to me lol
I have been sitting planning a big shed build as love the log cabin and your shed build.
Went out 3 weeks ago bought the Clarke Might Welder 145 turbo.
Seen a decent offer on a Air Compressor so bought that by accident so I told the misses.
Now you have bought a new toy again hahaha.
Sitting with the Machine Mart Catalogue and can hear it shouting on me.
Haha, You know it makes sense lol
I've got one due in to Machine Mart to collect tomorrow. Great timing - thanks!
Nice one, Hope the vid helped.
It did thanks. I haven't gone for the solvent cleaner, rather the bio stuff so it may be just a big hand washer!!
Hi Martin great video as always i didnt realise thease parts washers take so much fluid as i was of thinking of getting one myself .
Nor did I lol Worth knowing though.
I hope you used the vat free voucher when you bought the washer great video martin!
I didn't know there was one DOH!
I walked past a Devon garage in a small town the other year and they still had a paraffin pump outside, 65 p a litre
Our local garage stopped selling it from the pump last year.
Brilliant again,always good knowledge
Cheers John.
Great vid Martin 👍Verry useful tool the part washer
Yes Jamie, its an asset
Great video. A parts cleaner is a perfect piece of kit worth having. Well done.
PS, its prime, not purge. lol. Purge is to get rid of. ;).
Keep 'em coming. :)
Yes, I got rid of the air lol
Martin, Nice vlog, I have a machine mart parts washer but just a little bigger and the are great for laying rusty or seized parts over night or a few days as well as cleaning them, The pump will work better when the fluid is above the suction filter, Cheers Dave.
Yes, I will top it up Dave but I cleared the local places out lol.
Martin, I did laugh when you where ranting about the young guy in the petrol station! I use Pariffin for my space heater and i love the smell when it‘s burning must be some old memory of using in the 60s, Did you notice the washer lid has a fire or heat closing system on it! Cheers Dave
Nice new toy. I'd definitely recommend wearing PVC gloves, (preferably Gauntlet's), when using that Martin. That cleaning solution will take the natural oils out of your skin if you use it frequently. It can be very painful. Also wear eye protection, every time, too.
Yes, I've got to get some. The gauntlets are the way to go as you said.
Great stuff martin . Parts washer going to make things easier & quicker to clean .
Exactly, glad I got it.
wish my shed was big like yours martin, i love all these gadgets makes things a lot easier.
Build an extension Dave lol
wish i could martin.but my garden isn't big enough.
Does it not stink out the workshop?? We used to mix paraffin with petrol to degrease an engine ( using a paintbrush) with an oil leak then rinse it off with hot water. Much cheaper than Gunk.
Not really unless i've got used to it lol
Hi Martin, I have a parts washer same as yours and do a lot of cleaning, changed the pump for an high pressure 12volt fuel pump and put on a external oil filter to filter the solvent to keep it clean. Best to buy a 25ltr drum of solvent degreaser from a chemical supplier works out a lot cheaper and stay away from the water based cleaner its useless.
Re: The sales assistant. You know when they got rid of lead out of 4* petrol? Well that's where it's going lol. Dealt with many people like that over the years lol. Great vids Martin btw!
My Daily Viewing now, Loving the Videos....
Cheers bud.
I was buying a dozen of something and the assistant gave me 6.. does the parts washer pong out workshop on warm days or does the lid keep it in, a car door seal or similar round edge maybe. Hope the welder is kept at a reasonable distance.
Yes it does pong a bit but its ok with the lid down.
Best workshop tool to have is the trusted parts cleaner and sure will tackle them grubby oily bits clean in no time.
Yes Nick, glad I got one.
Kerosene works really well in those cleaners Martin, cheap if you can buy in bulk.
Yes, I was on a deadline tonight so I just had to buy it where I could.
Double love this one Martin. I've got a 1966 Triumph Vitesse so loved the rally Herald and Spit. I've commented before to say you've saved me shed loads by getting my Hayter running as opposed to taking it to a shop to get serviced. Anyway can you do a shout out please, not for me but for my other half Kerrie. She always moans when I disturb her watching Emmerdale or something, by watching your far superior vids. Excellent stuff. keep 'em coming. Cheers, Stewart.
Haha, no problem Stu, I do like the Vitesse as I went in one as a kid and thought the acceleration was great.
Great vlog 😀 does Gary like the parts washer or is he not aloud to use it lol. Like I’ve said before pop in for a coffee I’m in waddo. Lincoln Signs. I got one of those heat press from watching your vid. Great kit but only just started. Got loads of customers from the past to try out on. 😀
Nice one. hope you do well Leigh.
Cheers
Martin
Nice bit of kit Martin. How long is it in between fluid changes?
Depends on how you treat it. I will remove grit and grime first as much as I can to prolong the stuff.
Hi Martin. With regard to the Scimitar. Most commonly fitted with Essex V6 3.0 lutre but some had a 2.5 litre for better fuel economy .. yeah right!! Very early ones had the old Zodiac straight six and very late ones (and very rare) had the 2.8 Cologne piece of shite Being Ford based you could fit most of their units in with a good set of spanners and some patience. Saw one at a heritage rally couple of years ago with BDA in it!! Car worth about three grand .. Engine worth ten!
Good info bud. Thanks for sharing.
i was thinking about getting one off these parts washer as me and my son are restoring motorbikes have you use you sand blasting cabinet with the new media in it and what did you think of the media
It's made a great difference to the sandblasting cabinet bud.
Just subscribed mate. Love the videos so far
Thanks Robin, there's loads to watch lol
@@retrorestore Done all the Transit sill vids mate. Stirling job. Getting tips for a Suzuki Samurai I'm restoring
Nice addition to the Log Cabin. You could put 2 Briggs & Stratton engines in there. I had one made by Snap-On but pump broke. You got me all fired up. Oh Goody! A Rant. More Reliant Robin videos coming?
Yes, I thought would like the rant Bri lol. The pumps seem like weak points on these machines though.
I'm very envious Martin! I suppose if you were worried about the low level of liquid you could always raise the level by bunging a brick in it!!
Yes, i'll just sling another couple of containers in when they have some in stock. A handy thing to have though John.
Lovely new shiny toy gonna make life easier good tools,don't know if you know but B+Q sell paraffin in 4 litre containers
Yes Mart but I had to get this stuff quick and local as I had the vid to finish.
Get you mart with ya little pinky out drinkingyour orange 💪do you remember pongo the pink elephant tanker lorries used to come round your houses delivering.same time as watch out Humphries about milk :)
We had Esso Blue lorries. I knew someone would spot my pinky lol
retrorestore boom boom boom boom esso blue !ah the 70s
Hello. I came across your channel a few weeks ago. It popped as "Recommended for you". So I had a gander. I'm impressed, so i'll stay. I haven't added much content myself as everyone seems to have everything covered on youtube. Anyway. I love the vehicle repair videos. Ever considered doing up an old JCB 3CX or similar? :) It would fit in your drive easy. 👍
Haha, I don't think Sharon would be too pleased lol Thanks for watching the vids and glad you enjoy them.
Cheers
Martin
Hi Martin I thought you would know it’s just I had back splash from one of those and in the eye hospital it just the slightest mishap all the best Martin David
I'm surprised that you didn't build your own parts washer ....🤷♂️🤗
I come with all my dity and oil crusted parts to clean it ;-)
.....that was a joke, the way is to far.
But I'm really looking forward when you make the Reliant engine shine again.
Cheers Bernd
Yes, I really needed it to clean that engine. Will make it a lot easier.
You would have gotten a lot of blank looks over on this side too. Mainly because we call it kerosene! Nice rig, by the way. Looks solid and heavy duty,
Yes, it's the same thing Jack
Do you wish plaets in did machine?
You should take a oil lamp in the garage and say parfin goes in this mate ! He prob say is that a poundland camping light ? 😂 good vid as always 👍👍
Haha, I couldn't believe he didn't know what it was especially as they sold it as well lol
I'm so jealous. I want one. lol
I can't believe the price Machine Mart sell some of that clarke stuff for. Its really not bad.
Yes its a handy thing to have doing the stuff I do.
I have a desk top washer Martin couldn’t be without it now.
A very handy thing to have. Glad I got one.
what is parafin,i thought it was a wax??? i used diesel fuel,atf and a bit of gas in mine because it takes 15 gallons. those ones work ok for the money,i had 2 before. the brush is one of the best upgrades you can make. buy yourself a assortment of cheap brushes both round and square. a metal dish drying rack works good too
Nice tips Rodger. Cheers Martin
I love how u shoutout people not many UA-cam is do that But it's good to see
Cheers bud.
Autosmart do parts washing fluid pretty cheap
fantastic watch all you vids etc
Nice cleaner. The fluid must have been near the cost of the machine. Is paraffin kerosene? I as I remember growing up gas stations sold it out of a tank with a pump handle. That’s been many years ago here in the US. That washer will be a super addition!
Yes Jim, it is Kerosene. but this will be very handy to have.
First Class Mar,t As Always.
Baz.
Cheers Baz
love the rants ... lol..:)
Would be nice for you to mention the price on the things you buy and use like the extra brush and the unit itself. Another good vid though.
It's easy enough to Google that info bud and prices change over the years so a price in the video wouldn't be any use for someone in 5 years time for example.
retrorestore very good point well put. Carry on lol.
Garage 's ain't garage's any more and all kids are tought today seems to be press phone and keyboard buttons
Nice video
u should do video on how to replace crank seal on a Briggs and Stratton engine
Maybe I will soon Andrew.
Can you give my mate Seymour Butts a huge shoutout 🤣. Good vid Martin. Looks like you got a days work with Jimmy to pay for your new toy. Cheers. Rob
I'll have to pass on Seymour Rob Jimmy doesn't pay haha
Awesome tools video
i would be stumped if you asked for paraffin we do have a paraffin wax but the liquid is called kerosene in Australia..
Yes, its known as Paraffin over here.
great video martin, that cleaner is brill bet it smells a bit does it have a seal for when you shut the lid? thanks for the shout out that was great. i enjoyed this video and i look forward to the next one, as always its a thumbs up from me
No seal but it doesn't smell with the lid down.
Hi Martin nice washer but please do wear eye protection and the correct gloves maybe an apron just to say years ago back early 80s I worked for an independent parts shop now they are still there well worth trying them we done all service parts and the old dynoms
Yes, I'm aware of that Dave, It was just a test run for the video. I got gauntlets on order.
You can't upload enough in my opinion..it's a bit like when men and motors first came on and there was a hell of a lot of good programs for blokes..now there is just the same old crap repeated over and over...i love a good repair video. Can't wait to see how the mower turns out :)
Yes Dave, I'm forever watching the same repeats on TV as well lol
Just seen video from 2 years like it nice bit kit👍
Cool 👍
I like this vid Martin how's the transit doing ?
Looking forward to same vids on that m8
Not using it at the moment. New sill needed when I have time.
That's an ideal tool you've got there bud. It'll save you hours of scrubbing by hand.
Yes Michael, a handy thing to have.
you can have to many man cave toys errrr tools great stuff martin
Haha Chris. All handy stuff though.
Another great video
Glad you enjoyed it
I have a similar machine I use low odor mineral spirits great video
Yes it does pong a bit lol
Nice video martin
👍👍Nice one
Thanks ✌️
It's always a shame the first time you use the fluid and it goes black, one of our mechanics used to wash his drain pans as soon as it got changed and turned it pitch black. When you have the brush connected, check the nozzle is pointing in the washer in case the hose comes off and it pumps it all on the floor!
Thanks Eddie, someone said to put a jubilee clip on it to stop that happening.
retrorestore it makes it a pain to pull off then if you want to leave something soaking under the spout then. We use the safety clean ones at work, just watch for stray sparks, I've had one on fire before!
handy bit of kit that martin that will pay for itself in no time.
Yes, much needed Dave.
Bloomin hell Martin you are knocking them out. On more times a week than EastEnders. Not that I watch that cr@p.
Haha, never thought of it like that Steve lol
Got a Workzone topbox for an early Fathers day present , been using a bottom box trolley for years , but still got tools scattered all over , oldest daughter will be peed off having to pay half , £34 at Aldi , cheap as chips as someone says .
Had a Herald Years ago , I was going to do it up , came home from work and it was gone , wor kid said he lent it to his mate and it caught fire at Scotch Corner so will you take £70 for it , think I may have made a profit LOL .
Haha, nice one John, they are going up in value now as well.
Sorry Martin any starter motors alternators they are called Eastleigh Batteries and spares
Based in Eastleigh ,nightingale Avenue Eastleigh Southampton Hampshire all the best David
Part washers cleans stuff good
Yes, it does.
any new vids martin
Just come back from hols, Livestream tomorrow at 2pm.
Would love a shout-out in your next video. I'm Richard Vågen (Waagen) from Norway and have been following you along since you posted the first Mondeo video :-)
I love all your videos, keep em' coming ;-)
Btw that's my Capri in the profile picture ;-)
Cheers.
No problem Richard.
Cheers
Martin
Great video!
Cheers bud
mountfield hp164 will only start on low revs...after starting on choke first pull for eight years.....!!!
I would suspect blocked jets in the carb Nigel. Strip and clean is in order.
Cool vid
Cheers Joe
I like like your video
Good vid martin
Thanks Dan
Yogi bear 🐻 has a new toy.💪💟👍
I don't think this is supposed to be mixed with Paraffin... The parts washer fluid is to be mixed with water
Its pure paraffin bud
@@retrorestore Did you not use the washer fluid then?
No, Paraffin is better in my opinion.
Probably would've been better buying the parrifin or kerosene from a fuel fluids distributor where you could have it in a 25 litre drum like what jimmy buys when it's thinners probably work out cheap that way
It was late in the day and I had a video to finish Alex so I had to just get it quickly bud.
Your new parts washer will pay for itself in no time at all. You're absolutely correct about today's youth: Most of them can't add two plus two to make four without their calculators or 'Smart Devices'. I like to call them 'VIDIOTS'. You know yourself in our day children were an integral part of the household labour force. We were expected to learn how to and perform chores around the house with no expectation of monetary reward. We were happy with our supper and a warm bed. By the time we were 13 or 14, we could go out into the workforce and produce. Nowadays producing is being on SnapChat or FaceBook all day long. They've been dumbed down. Their parents are too knackered to even discipline little Johnny and there you have it. Thanks for the rant.
You was having your own little rant there as well Steve lol Good stuff.