plumbob
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Forum: Tackle
Thread: Coleman 533 fuel
27 Aug 2025
@ 10:19am
@ 10:19am
Decent fuel, shell e.t.c and a drop of redex 😉
My double stove is nearly 20 years old
My double stove is nearly 20 years old
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: How do you find fish in winter
18 Nov 2022
@ 12:58pm
@ 12:58pm
In reply to Post #1
Be selective when you fish, weather conditions are going to be more important during the winter.
I would personally start of with zigs and keep mobile, sometimes you just have to find them through trial and error.
Be selective when you fish, weather conditions are going to be more important during the winter.
I would personally start of with zigs and keep mobile, sometimes you just have to find them through trial and error.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Coleman Stove maintenance
4 Apr 2010
@ 9:54pm
@ 9:54pm
In reply to Post #59
no need really as you could just soak it in a plastic tube, we only used to do it that way with the exhausts because of their size.
no need really as you could just soak it in a plastic tube, we only used to do it that way with the exhausts because of their size.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Coleman Stove maintenance
3 Apr 2010
@ 9:54pm
@ 9:54pm
In reply to Post #57
You can get it from any hardwear store or somewhere like B&Q, its dead cheap so you shouldn't be paying over much £2 for a tub.
I used to plug one end up then just pour about 1 cup full of soda into the exhaust and pour in luke warm water because if you use hot water it will shoot water out the pipe or the gas it gives off (you can weld with it) will burn your lungs as it is a little bit toxic
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You can get it from any hardwear store or somewhere like B&Q, its dead cheap so you shouldn't be paying over much £2 for a tub.
I used to plug one end up then just pour about 1 cup full of soda into the exhaust and pour in luke warm water because if you use hot water it will shoot water out the pipe or the gas it gives off (you can weld with it) will burn your lungs as it is a little bit toxic
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Coleman Stove maintenance
2 Apr 2010
@ 10:15pm
@ 10:15pm
In reply to Post #55
thats the one fella
, it used to be the best thing going for the bikes.
We just left it over night
thats the one fella
We just left it over night
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Coleman Stove maintenance
2 Apr 2010
@ 12:56pm
@ 12:56pm
In reply to Post #1000
Just as an idea, we always used to used caustic soda to remove carbon from our motorbike exhausts. 2 stroke engines burn alot of oil so you had to clean the exhaust 1-2 times per year and caustic soda always worked and was cheap.
Just as an idea, we always used to used caustic soda to remove carbon from our motorbike exhausts. 2 stroke engines burn alot of oil so you had to clean the exhaust 1-2 times per year and caustic soda always worked and was cheap.