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Oil Change Vessel
K2-K6:
Some years ago a friend crashed his GT750 Suzuki and damaged the igniting\trashed the cover on the end of the crankcase (there was three on board all wearing army great coats and no helmets and driving between partys with no alcohol involved, not a drop m'lud) got me to pick it up the next morning, we got it going again and he put a large industrial sized coffee tin on the cases to cover the igniting and it stayed like that for another year of use.
On the original topic, I use stainless steel bowls from kitchen kit to drain the oil onto as you can see when you get them into sunlight any bits that shouldn't be in the oil after you tip out the old oil you can really get a good look at the film of oil left to see any specular highlights remaining. Works especially well on diff and gearbox oils for cars as well. I've only bought them from car boot sales for next to nothingness.
Extending that, I buy also those old stainless trays for serving food at 70's parties with the little compartments to use when stripping something out as you can keep all the components separate and in some sort of sequence if you want.
A bit Abigail's party I guess If anyone saw that as a reference.
Drew400:
Quality tipstering, thank you!
D.
Johnwebley:
well Abigals party was very 70's !!
just like sohc's !!!
florence:
--- Quote from: mike the bike on April 06, 2016, 04:59:33 PM ---I hope that's a before photo
--- End quote ---
ha ha, of course it's an after picture, I'm not into restoration.
K2-K6:
I didn't spot the similar eras in that johnwebley.
It does make the peanuts, cheesy nibbles and pineapple with cheese cubes taste a bit of EP90 \ stale petrol at social gatherings though :)
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