just thought I would show you this tool that I found whilst nosing around on the net, dont know who invented it but I pinched it and made one
it is very usefull in getting those pegs out which simply refuse to come out, it is about 18" long and the handle is roughly 7" wide, these measurements are not crucial neither is the angle of the extraction end or pivot distance
I knocked mine up out of a piece of 3/8 round mild steel that I had laying around, it took me about 20 minutes to do and works very well
Dave are you MAD??? you are releasing all your rights, implicit and implied so that others may benifit for FREE from the benifit of your experience..... You are indeed a generous man, Bill Gates didn't get wealthy by giving his ideas away.....
PeterH said
07:54 PM Jan 7, 2009
Dave, How much for p&h as all the mail houses do??????. Can you send one to to Central Coast of NSW????????? I think you could have a business here....enough to retire on and do the biiiiiiiig trips?????????
PeterH said
07:58 PM Jan 7, 2009
I printed off the image.. I'll ask the metal shop at work to make up three... one for me, one for production manager (who looks after the metal shop) and the inventory guy (who has to order the bits). Hopefully we will all get it at 'cost'. How much do we owe you for the picture?????
dave06 said
08:56 PM Jan 7, 2009
I'll have my people contact your people lol!!
actually I have some heavy duty pegs that I constructed out of 3/8" mild steel rod as well they will penetrate very rocky heavy soil and some pegs for sandy conditions, if I get off early enough tomorrow I will photograph them and post for you fellers, I just find these things handy and I think you blokes will as well
-- Edited by dave06 at 21:42, 2009-01-07
Basil Faulty said
09:50 AM Jan 8, 2009
BUT WAIT,THERES MORE... if you order 10 you get a set of steak knives to the first customer only...
Wheels said
03:49 PM Jan 9, 2009
Dave I just bought a similar peg remover from Echuca (Vic) Camping for $25. You could have a hidden talent and business going
T/C Graham
dave06 said
04:09 PM Jan 9, 2009
yeah I was a bit surprised when I seen my remover on another website being touted there by someone else, I made my first one about 35 years ago and promptly gave it away, that practise continued for probably a couple hundred of the things, I got sick of making them in the end, as soon as someone came over and said "whatcha got there" I would hide it (stuff it under my shirt) and say "nuffin!!"
they cost bugger all to make and as I said it took me about twenty minutes to knock one up out of left overs, I'm soft and I prefer to help people rather than see the dollar signs and rip fellow travellers off, thats why I whacked it on here for all you blokes (and sheilas) to see and to make or get made
the only difference with this one is a coat of paint
-- Edited by dave06 at 15:11, 2009-01-09
Basil Faulty said
02:39 PM Jan 10, 2009
Dave at least your gadjet works..... many gadjets are simlpy frauds, things like Hyclones, fuel calatysers et al and they want real money for those.....OMG next we'll have Bill Sheather on here trying to flog us his crock of shisen..... It's OK, I'm just trying to find out who has been taken in by these things....
-- Edited by Basil Faulty at 13:40, 2009-01-10
dave06 said
03:11 PM Jan 10, 2009
I bought one of those fuel whatchamacallits (goes in the fuel line) actually increased my fuel consumption
if I could work out a cheap way of posting the remover I'd knock em up for people here and send them out for bugger all, as I said I used to give them away, but then I never had one for myself
-- Edited by dave06 at 14:14, 2009-01-10
Wombat 280 said
11:11 PM Jan 13, 2009
dave06 wrote:
just thought I would show you this tool that I found whilst nosing around on the net, dont know who invented it but I pinched it and made one
it is very usefull in getting those pegs out which simply refuse to come out, it is about 18" long and the handle is roughly 7" wide, these measurements are not crucial neither is the angle of the extraction end or pivot distance
I knocked mine up out of a piece of 3/8 round mild steel that I had laying around, it took me about 20 minutes to do and works very well
Great invention will certainly make one when I have time to spare .
Got this one at a camping show for $10 use as a slide hammer for those little buggers who need a little extra to get out, also as a slide hammer to pull mudguards and the like off the wheel space if damaged in a blow out.
it is very usefull in getting those pegs out which simply refuse to come out, it is about 18" long and the handle is roughly 7" wide, these measurements are not crucial neither is the angle of the extraction end or pivot distance
I knocked mine up out of a piece of 3/8 round mild steel that I had laying around, it took me about 20 minutes to do and works very well
How much for p&h as all the mail houses do??????. Can you send one to to Central Coast of NSW?????????
actually I have some heavy duty pegs that I constructed out of 3/8" mild steel rod as well they will penetrate very rocky heavy soil and some pegs for sandy conditions, if I get off early enough tomorrow I will photograph them and post for you fellers, I just find these things handy and I think you blokes will as well
-- Edited by dave06 at 21:42, 2009-01-07
I just bought a similar peg remover from Echuca (Vic) Camping for $25.
You could have a hidden talent and business going
T/C
Graham
they cost bugger all to make and as I said it took me about twenty minutes to knock one up out of left overs, I'm soft and I prefer to help people rather than see the dollar signs and rip fellow travellers off, thats why I whacked it on here for all you blokes (and sheilas) to see and to make or get made
the only difference with this one is a coat of paint
-- Edited by dave06 at 15:11, 2009-01-09
It's OK, I'm just trying to find out who has been taken in by these things....
-- Edited by Basil Faulty at 13:40, 2009-01-10
if I could work out a cheap way of posting the remover I'd knock em up for people here and send them out for bugger all, as I said I used to give them away, but then I never had one for myself
-- Edited by dave06 at 14:14, 2009-01-10
Got this one at a camping show for $10 use as a slide hammer for those little buggers who need a little extra to get out, also as a slide hammer to pull mudguards and the like off the wheel space if damaged in a blow out.
-- Edited by Wombat 280 at 22:13, 2009-01-13