Recent content by gren_t

Glad I'm late to this party, and missed the unpleasantness. I like Laura's no fluff or BS content it's refreshing. However, if you enjoy off the wall projects check out Colin Furz on YouTube if you enjoy left field engineering and English eccentric-ism taken to 11 Enjoy the weekend all..

great threat thanks for taking the time to post as for lending a bud your ride..ouch..! have a good weekend with the spanners.(y)

Thanks for the writeup, you've built a very nice shop in great surroundings.

Great thread (y), interesting to note you need planning for ground mounted Solar array but not for a roof array.

Fabulous house in a lovely part of the world, (y)

What a great property find, looking forward to more updates. (y)

everyday a school day .. why are copper brake lines illegal ? i would expect the burst pressure of the copper line to far exceed a rubber flexy brake hose.

looking neat .. I was thinking of using SS brake line rather than copper or cupronickel, were your lines harder to flare in SS.? which reminds me I first need to make a tool to straighten out the tube. best wishes to your wife for a speedy recovery.(y)

Hi, Just a quick shout out from the original south wales to say Great Job (y)and thanks for taking the time to document your progress It's guys like you that make this site a joy to visit. It also gives me a shake to get on with my various projects.. have fun...

Steve, thanks for taking the time to post, you work on some fantastic properties it's always a joy to see. Nice Dub also. ;) Gren(y)

Great thread, nice home you have built for yourself(y) If you ever go back to Krakow take time to visit to the Oskar Schindler factory, I saw the film Schindlers list the week before I visited Krakow and it kind of put the city into prospective. Interesting rides and cool doggo. all the best.

Hi All, what do you guys to to clean your hand tools after use? I like to wipe off my tools before returning them to their place in my toolbox, however I live in a wet part of the UK and inevitably I need to oil them to stop them corroding, after a series of oily rags I come up with a better...

The side by side is a Steyr puch haflinger, I'm in the process of doing a rolling restoration on. I am running around in it at the moment as a fun ride, I use it off road on some of the tracks locally. It's got selectable 4x4 and front and rear difflocks despite only having a 600CC boxer...

nice view.... here's my bolt hole... We been trying to find a small holding so i can have a decent garage and spare my neighbours but prices in south wales have gone through the roof thanks to Covid and still going up. I did manage to do a nut and bolt rebuild my LR90 in there..

Good to see another brit shoebox fit out, glad to see I'm not the only one playing garage Tetris with tools bike's n cars. best wishes getting your head out of the shed. 👍