you smart enough to brings back a dead weilding machines good works but not a dead people back to life I guess how about a questions if a weilding machine recommended only 20A if you plugged into 15A power point 240volts AC what will happen have a guessed
You can do as many different tests as you want but the Parkside wins hands down every time because of the price. Makita: £150 ish Parkside: £20 😂😂 You really can't go wrong
I have had Makita tools for years here in France. I recently bought a replacement new battery drill. It had a metal chuck. When I came to use my new drill once you put a drill bit in the chuck you could not get it out, the chuck would not undo. Apparently this problem has been known for at least a couple of years. When I mentioned this to the supplier in France their attitude was send it back and we will repair it. Not good enough! If Makita are going to supply customers with tools that need repair from day one I will now be buying another make. Sad, but for me customer service is as important as the tool.
Hello, I have the same Turbo Daily, how hot does yours get in these cold months? Mine only goes up to about 65°C. Maybe faulty thermostat? Or is it normal? Thanks :)
I am sorry, i did not really noticed the temperature becouse I do not do long drives in winter and can not real heat up the engine. Yes but I think mine runs a little bit on cooler side to. I will have a drive today and maybe I report back if I notice something. Greatings
Sweet Score ! 50cc , S-D 112. Hasn't had too much use by the look of it. You can't get a better General Purpose chainsaw than that. Just tighten that chain a bit more. Good Luck!
On what planet does that old Makita cost 470 euros? Ultimately the biggest difference between parkside and Makita tools, besides power, is longevity, ergonomics, and reliability. The batteries and motors in parkside tools will die much more easily when stressed. That said, for most DIYers the parkside is a fine place to start. It’s crazy how cheap and accessible power tools are these days.
Hey David - your Daily is in fantastic condition! - I have bought a Turbo Daily 2.5 1994 Camper this summer. Very difficult to look for spare parts - I have some things, which has to be fixed with time. How good is the support for this old Daily´s in Slovenia? Also thinking of giving the drivers cabin part a new paintwork later on. Are there skilled mechanics for this vehicles in Slovenia? Thanks for showing your old but pretty daily to us!
Hi Alfwaibel, it is not that hard to find spare parts for it, becouse those trucks were very common in this part of Europe and are steal in use to this day. Any mechanic can fix it. But for more complexe things is better to find older mechanic. I have a mechanic that realy like old trucks and tractorc and enjoy to fix them.
@@dakaloka Thank you very much, mate! - So, I am going to check that during my next Slovenia/Croatia trip :) Especially for my diesel tank meter, which is broken - it was not working at all before, and after some huge bill from my garage, it now works very bad (the fuel gauge just jitters the whole time during drive, beside of sometimes in low rpm, when it shows the diesel tank level correctly).
