yea the mossbergs need to be cleaned alot
i had lots of problems with my 9200 semi auto but since i have spent alot more time cleaning it after use it dosent happen as often

i spoke to the guys at the mine about this thead the other day and the amount of them who agred with me about how i dont like the powerbuilt between all of us we have broken heaps of powerbuilt stuff the local appco store were i used to live in dunedin wouldnt push the stuff as they got sick of the ...

why buy powerbiult get ampro made by the same people as powerbuilt but you arent paying for their raceing on sunday so its cheeper

im really not that happy with the powerbuilt stuff eh

i used an ampro 1/2" ratchet the other day it had a really easy movement.
i dont know how good it would be when you put lots of force on it but it was good for quickly nipping stuff up

i have alot of powerbiult sockets but im not to happy with how they feel compared to koken or snap-on ones they just dont seam to have the same bite and they flex a bit more i have snap-on screwdrivers and some bluepoint ratcheting spanners i have some repco long spanners they are good snap-on ...

probaly not in stock but they can be overnighted out of hella so check out this http://www.hella.co.nz/?t=172 for your local reseller any of them will be able to order in the parts

Yea but try to stay away from repco they are far to overpriced The trailer connection is a good idea but go for the round ones I think they are hella part numbers #4012 and #4011 off the top of my head as the square ones don’t seal as well as the round ones. But what you really want is hella part n ...

hella makes a good product the supper sealed conectors unfortuanitly you need a proper tool for installing them

yea just go to appco or bnt do you know anyone in the trade? i dont have to worry becouse i deal with all the people around town all the time, but what i get our guys at work to do is go in to get prices in the overalls and they usualy get trade but allways price genuine you would be supprised some ...

i work in truck parts and i will never sell an aftermarket kit to a customer ever if they want it they can buy it themself. you get bugger all support from aftermarket supplyers, and when it comes to droped valves and shit like that its just not worth it..... if you were to go aftermarket go for ...

im in dunedin been though these forums for the last few months just been waiting for something to say

i use appco, saeco, we have a good place in town called russets they are well priced.

saeco usualy are my first port of call becouse they are a good bunch of guys down here