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What I found different from Namibia to other places that I have visited is that there is that the things to see are far apart. And normally not much happening at these places. It is more a place for the drive and scenery. Have not seen much of Namib yet, only the southern part. One thing that...

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Trek hom styf dat hy heeltemal plat le sonder die 'bumps'. As die band nie meer konkaaf is nie maar plat is soos 'n staal liniaal. Dink dan gaan daai 10 nader aan die 160 opline.

I have normal cement between the brick tiles in my braai and where the fire was in direct contact it has degraded. Everywhere else it is still fine. 50/50 below the fire imho. Think you might be fine. You can also mix it with vermiculite/pearlite to make it more heat resistant and lighter. PS...

Smoker en braai in een.

Hierdie foto nou net raakgeloop.

Kan jy sien waar hy gelek het?

Would also like to know how they plan on doing this. Does debt fall away after a period?

Anyone that can make and sell me something like this: Without the complexity of the lifting mechanism. Just a simple solid frame and I can lift the bike onto it.

Think it was this guy: https://www.goodwoodlogs.co.za/

There is a local guy who does just that.

Ek het 3 jaar terug meer as R1,000 vir 'n klein 30L keg betaal. As jy weet van groter kegs teen bargain prys sal ek ook een vat.

Met 'n paar van die 30mm pype van 'n ou trampoline kan jy dalk so iets maak. Hy staan so heup hoogte.

280 Is groot. Dan is daai 'n man size steak daar. Lyk my die 410a is maar omtrent soortgelyk 250 x 300. Dis so 1/2 tot 3/4 van 'n gewone rooster. As jy kan weld en nie 'n deksel soek nie kan mens dit seker in 'n 250 x 500 braai verander. PS Daai silinders is gebou om iets soos 30bar te kan...

Het dit ook so. I can relate. Hy is joune as jy hom soek.

How about a refrigerant cylinder braai? Bigger than what they look. Steel also thicker than a tin can.

Probably replaced 4 geysers in the last few years via tiled roof. Tiles are easy to remove. You push one up or lift one a bit and then you start lifting them off. Then cut the brandering and lift it out. But it would be much easier to get an old geyser from a plumber who just replaced one. I...

KTM mechanic told me the culprit is that muddy water that dries on the forks and gets into the seals. Tend to agree with his theory. Suggested that when you stop after a muddy ride to take water from the tripper and rinse most of the mud away. And include dust seal cleaning with your regular...