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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
8
The article describes methods to bend small diameter pipes using plugs and sand, or a sharpened nail method, then evacuate residues. It covers freeing a slipping eluteh shaft by disengaging the clutch during acceleration and deceleration, and notes caution about wedge fitting and engine warm-up.
A brief note discusses bonnet care amid extreme temperatures and rain. It warns that thawing, warmth, and humidity can affect the bonnet’s finish, suggesting gradual protection and avoidance of wiping with damp cloths. The text emphasizes preventing finish damage when storing or handling the bonnet after wear.
An instructive but unsafe guide explains making a home made blowout patch from a cut section of inner tube. It covers shaving, trimming, and fitting the tread area, with warnings about securing the patch to cover the hole and reshape the tire.
Ailing screws that sit tight and stall a screwdriver may drop from holes. The method uses a piece of copper wire looped under the screw head to hold and start the screw, then the wire is pulled away as the screw threads in securely.
A fragment describes drivers reading roadside signs at night without spotlights. A white panel near a lamp creates a faint reflection that makes the text appear sparsely, with the glare hindering legibility in darkness.
The article advises car owners to protect leather upholstery from wear by avoiding stains and overexposure and by regular careful cleaning. It suggests leaving a vehicle stationary in good conditions, treating grease with a rag, and applying a touch of furniture cream to keep leather feathers renewed and pliant.
A vintage fuel system tip describes a petrol filler that tolerates dirt, forms a tunnel with a large hole, and uses a wire ring to secure a woven material over the funnel. It notes efficiency in maintenance and claims rapid changes when material is replaced. The ad mentions Beido Matropher Larry Stock and Paul’s Garage in Warne Street as contact points.
The 18 Commander surpasses its famed predecessor with a stronger frame, advanced suspension, hydraulic shocks, deep-sprung cushions, and amplified brakes. Aiming for steadier high speed handling, it features a low-sight windshield and steel core steering wheel, promising velvet stopping distance.
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