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by Jamie N » Sun 06.12.2015, 12:29
Rambo wrote:Can you use it on the carp ets or do you find its still too viscous ?
Always found it was a bit of a Bass tard on those Mark, I'm sure there will be a method though, I'l Mullet over.
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by dapinky » Sun 06.12.2015, 13:39
I tried it in the wireless set, but now I can't tuna it in to some stations.
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by lotusflasherman » Sun 06.12.2015, 13:51
dapinky wrote:I tried it in the wireless set, but now I can't tuna it in to some stations.
that's because you need to tuna to as different plaice...
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by Jamie N » Sun 06.12.2015, 17:41
lotusflasherman wrote:dapinky wrote:I tried it in the wireless set, but now I can't tuna it in to some stations.
that's because you need to tuna to as different plaice...
Although she aint no virgin and just a regular little Olive she still drives like a Bream regardless. But i do think this topic is just getting a bit trout of hand.
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by Rambo » Sun 06.12.2015, 19:11
Jamie N wrote:Ive gone back to Olive oil 5/99, especially great for seafoods like clamshafts, big end shells and bi-valves.

Could be a bit of a red herring ? Hope you're not taking the pis(ton) Jamie

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by Jamie N » Tue 08.12.2015, 10:57
[/quote]Could be a bit of a red herring ? Hope you're not taking the pis(ton) Jamie

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You what? Piston her ring red?.... You filthy man!, how very dare you!.

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by pineapplecharm » Sat 05.12.2020, 19:59
More as a note to myself next time I'm in Halfords hung over and facing a crisis of confidence in my memory..
I have been running my turbo Elan on Mobil 3000 5W40 for the past few years. Very smooth from cold, usage isn't high and it's usually fairly priced.
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