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Anyway continuing with the story....the thing got so hot that it deformed the thermostat housing made out of space age plastic..lol, told him the engine is cooked , anyone who has ever worked on a car engine , there's a distinctive smell to a cooked engine , told him you better take the lost for the 500 instead of putting money into that gollopy...but no , he was one of those mister know it all , like @Buckster and @busabeast ,...ya , ya ive done this before and it worked out , and I've bought all of the parts online to fix the thing...I tried to advise him but he wasn't hearing it...anyway I took the head off and he brought it to a machine shop to have it checked out....put the thing back together, think it was Friday afternoon I was done with it...but I couldn't run the thing more than 5 or 10 min before it would start overheating...lol....that sealer did and excellent job to the radiator and heatercore , plugged everything solid , it was that white thick stuff , like liquid silicone almost...lol. I call him , im done with the car , told him not to run the car until that radiator was changed out...even offered him a tow to his place on discount it was about 30 km away...and he refused and drove the car from the lot...come in monday, what do I see in the yard..the same pt cruiser...he calls....

He had a sheep attached to the front of his dungarees.

Please tell me you di it with dungarees, and a straw hat and that you chew on a length of straw... you'd fit right in with them there hillbillies

Ordered a double din inner fairing today.

In the 27 years it never happened, I did trow maybe 2 or 3 customer out of the shop , remember this one guy ...lol...bought a 500 dallor car , a PT cruiser , bought it to the shop for a head gasker...he supplied all of the parts , gaskets , head bolts...after checking the car out , who ever sold it , stuck a can of sealer in the rad and the guy drove it down to shop wich was about a 80 km ride....lol

It's the one vehicle you have that suits your "style".

What do say @Clive?

Good luck. I always find I have a few bits left over once I put stuff like that back together

El Twatos...!! Well just did and emergency pass so neighbors and my son can head to work this morning....this tractor has to be one of the better investment I did over the years...and its a blast to work with...instead of dreading snow accumulation now I look forward to it now...

Here we go

…and it will keep your hands warm

Who do you think designed it?

It will work perfectly, just get your enemy to do the job and you'll be fine. Where's Marcel when you need him

The stress of getting sued for being a rogue trader?

Cunts !! You two idiots would still be trying to figure out the locations for the support brackets....lol.

They are the originals that came with the shed in 2000, I added to extra hinges in the middle to stop the doors flexing years ago. I could always get some new ones if need be but they work well enough and the doors haven't dropped because of them yet.

That'll keep it going. Them hinges look tiny.

Working today.