How they steal headlight washer reservoirs in Russia
#4
Lexus Test Driver
Looks like those alien abduction photos where some cow ends up dead with internal parts missing and clean incisions around the wound.
How the heck do you cut glass and metal that cleanly? With a band saw? Or a laser
And why would you even want to?
How the heck do you cut glass and metal that cleanly? With a band saw? Or a laser
And why would you even want to?
#5
Lexus Fanatic
With the thin and easy-to-flex sheet metal on many of today's vehicles, it probably doesn't take very much. A good pair of metal-shears would likely do the trick.
I'm not saying this to be racist, but they do drink a lot of vodka in Russia. Tubing like that (and perhaps the tanks they are attached to) could possibly be used in home-made stills, just like with moonshiners in this country.
And why would you even want to?
Last edited by mmarshall; 01-12-17 at 06:59 PM.
#7
Lexus Fanatic
I know you are from a Russian background...that's why I (truthfully) stated that the post was not meant to be racist or a personal barb.
And.....if you feel it is not being used for homemade stills, do you have any better ideas? After all, that's the purpose of this thread.
Last edited by mmarshall; 01-13-17 at 08:18 AM.
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#8
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I basically agree on the tank part (though maybe not out of the question)...but that type of tubing is indeed often used in stills.
I know you are from a Russian background...that's why I (truthfully) stated that the post was not meant to be racist or a personal barb.
And.....if you feel it is not being used for homemade stills, do you have any better ideas? After all, that's the purpose of this thread.
I know you are from a Russian background...that's why I (truthfully) stated that the post was not meant to be racist or a personal barb.
And.....if you feel it is not being used for homemade stills, do you have any better ideas? After all, that's the purpose of this thread.
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#10
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If so...sounds reasonable. I'll buy that.
#13
Those BMW washer reservoirs are known for cracking, and leaking. I don't know if it's because of how they are mounted or what. Mine cracked and I never used it. The only reason I knew was one day the low washer fluid light came on. It stayed in the garage unless it could be driven with the top down. Plus it happened while we lived in Houston.
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