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Last week donnations.

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Today this lot was mine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Well, it will go to Men in sheds.

Or for a smaller pocket.

Very nice, just done one myself.

This complete Monitor Camping stove was mine the other day, yes I know there are 3 items that are not meant to be with it. It leaked badly. The NRV was also not working. The Burner to tank is a lead washer. It will be replaced. You can buy a service kit for theses stoves, that...

Co2 gas suppression systems are a gas discharge set up to extinguish fires in a confined high risk area. Approx. 1000Kg of liquid CO2 in gas bottles. It comes out of the bottles as a liquid, as it reaches the outlets it boils to its gas state.

<Mod Edit : Graphic Image attached> The guy lost that arm from Elbow down. He failed to fit the safety pins to a CO2 gas suppression system, it went off, dumping liquid CO2 on to his arm.

I was going to save the paint. But it was not original. But, when it was leaned of the crud it was failing. So it was off with the old and on with the new.

Set aside for me at a scrap yard. The blade was bent, the paint was failing and the guides were stuck. The reason the guides were stuck was some sort of waxy oil substance was covering all the parts. Make shift vapor tank. This will remove paint, oil, grease and wax. Hot caustic...

I know how Pongo stores work. Been there done that. In WW2, a lot was not painted, as it was deemed not important enough. After WW2 a lot was painted. At Men In Shed, I got a lot of funding and advice from Bovington Tank Museum, Warmister of Infantry, Larkhill and best of all. A few WW2 vets...