I love fixing stuff. Its like an addiction to fix things that are not working, especially when it comes to electrical and mechanical matters. If I'm not fixing something, I'll be figuring out how things work. Its a MrWiseGuy thing ya noe. =P
To fix and make things work, you need tools. I'd love to bring in my whole toolbox where I have my spanner, screwdrivers, multimeter and such, but because weight is an issue when it comes to travelling, I have my Swiss Army Knife to tackle them.
Siwss Army Knife.
I've brought this bad boy to nearly all of my adventure trips for the past 4 years. I've used it to start a 5-ton army tonner, cut through barb wire, fishing trips, open bottles, camping trips, picnics, cut birthday cakes, chip through ice and so on so forth. Its uses are unlimited and sometimes I wonder how such a thing could withstand so much abuse for an extended period of time.
Its not that I'm promoting it, I'm just in the mood for sharing with you guys one of my must-have items for a trip; The Swiss Army Knife.
To fix and make things work, you need tools. I'd love to bring in my whole toolbox where I have my spanner, screwdrivers, multimeter and such, but because weight is an issue when it comes to travelling, I have my Swiss Army Knife to tackle them.
Siwss Army Knife.
I've brought this bad boy to nearly all of my adventure trips for the past 4 years. I've used it to start a 5-ton army tonner, cut through barb wire, fishing trips, open bottles, camping trips, picnics, cut birthday cakes, chip through ice and so on so forth. Its uses are unlimited and sometimes I wonder how such a thing could withstand so much abuse for an extended period of time.
Its not that I'm promoting it, I'm just in the mood for sharing with you guys one of my must-have items for a trip; The Swiss Army Knife.
5 comments:
dont fix thing when it does not need one...remember you 'LETOPKAN' THE THING @home? hahaha...that is why you can repair computer ... :D but we still love U no matter what you had done to our HARTA PUSAKA....hahaha
love mamadee...
i just bought a indian army knife and it pisses me off everytime.it always take 5 minutes extra to accomplish a task.
Daisy,
Of course I remember... :)
Its a small price to pay for knowledge. heh heh heh.
Andrew,
Now, that's a good one. :) I wonder what happens if you had purchase one of their toilet bowls instead.
Yat,you scooter uses 2 cables for the gearshift and a cable for clutch.The lube oil is very little,thus you need to keep changing the oil.Its a two stroke engine,you need to mix the petrol with 2t oil to a controlled ratio.Always check your breaks b4 riding.They are all using cables-no hydraulic system.My 2 cents advises.Mc Papa
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