Nice one Rob, I've cleaned and sealed my tank but waiting on the drip tray to arrive before reffitng, didnt know if i could fit after fitting the tank. I can get it back running now, lovely stuff
Nice little video tip Rob, done exactly the same way on mine a few months ago 👍. Shame that some paint has come off on the petrol catch, but don't think there is a way to avoid it as it has to spring in to hold onto frame loop.
Thanks so much, I just installed this tray after watching the video. 👍
Nice one Rob, I've cleaned and sealed my tank but waiting on the drip tray to arrive before reffitng, didnt know if i could fit after fitting the tank. I can get it back running now, lovely stuff
Thanks
Cool tip Rob…..thinking about it makes it…..can sometimes be so simple when you think about it…simple but super good. Many thanks
Great tip Mr Rob. I’ve seen many put that felt ring on top 🤦♀️ and wonder why fitting the tank cap is so difficult.
Back in the garage for me. I didn’t realise the felt went under the tray. Mines just sitting on top 🤷♂️😊👍🏻
Not such a daft video after all then. 🙃
Me too Carl, me too >.<
I always knew I was a bit mechanically challenged. I didn't know it was this bad though!
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Nice little video tip Rob, done exactly the same way on mine a few months ago 👍. Shame that some paint has come off on the petrol catch, but don't think there is a way to avoid it as it has to spring in to hold onto frame loop.
That always happens
Nice, my drip tray has been on her kitchen counter top for ever, now , if I can just find where she put t boogger.
Some of the felts I’ve been getting lately have been too thick so I slice them in half, two for the price of one 😆
True. And me too. The couple I got of chiselspeed looked like they were cut using a hacksaw. Fat on one side, skinny on the other.
@@kickbackgarage they were cut with a chisel! 😂🤣💀