750GT Witte DMC ignition info and oil pump gear removal advice

Talking to the 80-year-old uncle those silos were built in the early 70s and are still used today and are out near the old Railway Station. They're not used as much these days as Cotton is king. The infrastructure for Cotton as massive, there was a new Cotton Seed processing plant just finished 5ks out of town at the cost of $200 million. Shame there is buggar all water in the river to use it much. Pics to follow when it cools down to below 40c and that won't happen soon.
 
Vince said:
Talking to the 80-year-old uncle those silos were built in the early 70s and are still used today and are out near the old Railway Station. They're not used as much these days as Cotton is king. The infrastructure for Cotton as massive, there was a new Cotton Seed processing plant just finished 5ks out of town at the cost of $200 million. Shame there is buggar all water in the river to use it much. Pics to follow when it cools down to below 40c and that won't happen soon.
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And ya know why there's no water in the river....... farken cotton growers  >:D
 
The Darling Murry debate is a complete joke. They allocate every litre available a million times over and that's when it rains. For a 3000k plus inland river system, I am surprised there hasn't been bloodshed over this in the past. I actually got to see the bottom of The Namoi at Gunnedah the other day as its a collection of puddles. Even when its full its only 2 metres deep.Far from a major river.
 
hooksey said:
And ya know why there's no water in the river....... farken cotton growers  >:D
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And let?s not forget, Most of Queensland inland of the coast has seen rain for years. Unfortunately the only fish that will survive in the puddles, previously know as The Darling river, are European Carp.
 
Tippie said:
"Earth to Vince photos of the silo please " and the rusty SF oil pump gears sitting on the window sill.
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Ha haa!  :-* two pump gears and one drive gear, rusting nicely - good riddance!

The guys running the storage (for the Grain Elevators Board) were local country boys through and through and thought my mate and I were a couple of rag-tag longhairs hippies (guess he was right!)  - one of them had a couple of serious looking 'pig dogs' and he was a serious pig hunter/shooter. The main guy doing the books (older, wiser) had been racking his brains trying to get his day's books to tally and - I guess in desperation - asked me (musta thought, long hair, probably a uni student  8)) to look over the figures. I was shite at maths but miraculously I did find his error and he was totally stoked - their attitude changed a bit after that.
 
Hi Roadrocket

Received your message and send you the DMC instructions but got an error message.
Did you receive the file ?

I send it to : ******@gmail.co.uk  is it  right  ?
Let me know

 
sergio750sf said:
Hi Roadrocket

Received your message and send you the DMC instructions but got an error message.
Did you receive the file ?

I send it to : ******@gmail.co.uk  is it  right  ?
Let me know
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Have emailed you. 
Thanks
 
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