Ata ku change, clean and inspect sparkplugs… most vehicles have a service manual available online, simple tasks mtu anaweza fanya change bulbs, fuses, etc…
Mimi nilishika na 3,500 game ya think rd, but last I checked ilikuwa ishapanda na 1k.
depends on type and model.
Wired ya Ryobi (SA) unapata na around 2,500. Cordless ryobi unaget na around 5k(green version) or 10k (blue version)
I got a similar set, plus some multimeters, am more into the electrical side of the spectrum, weighs 23 kgs. All automation cables, and CPs… mbisha nitaweka baadaye
Kuja Norway useme hivyo…utajibadilishia tyre na kucheck gari ukiquoteiwa bill ya kedo like 100k Kenya tu do some simple work even a bulb change…ma dirty hands wa huku si kama @introvert hakuna hakuna huruma kila kitu inawekwa bill kama umeipeleke amg ku-upgradiwa …you have to learn the small checks you can handle in fact …I was shocked kuona wanuame Kenya wako keja bila tape yeyote (not counting cellotape) and pliers…like how the fuck can you not even be a simpleton macgyver
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I dont remember which talker posted this but it does make alot of sense, kama tap ina leak have a go at it before you call that plumber its not rocket science…
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My dad used to slaughter a goat for christmas prep nyama na ku make mutura nowadays you have a butcha guy atakusort, instead of learning how to do it.
Men are too clean nowadays.
Hata pressure kwa gari mtu anangoja kusaidiwa.
Every dude should have some basic skills in fixing odd bits around the home na kadhalika.
Si kukaa tu ndeee na kumea kitambi.
And if there’s nothing to fix break something, then fix it.
Funny enough when I was a kid I was terrible with gadgets … By class 8 nilikuwa nishafungua kila kitu kwa nyumba…from cooker to t.v…my mum was always pulling her hair out with my shenanigans it got till.the day nilichoma mixer ya chuo(sikujulikana though) kuaanza kuji second guess…but sija stop juzi tu before I left Kenya was busy ‘fixing’ meter box ya block yetu-the cable arrangement was shit especially for my meter singetambua cut out poa …so I removed it them fixed up the cable nakuweka tags ya mine (for identification) then kazi iendele ama.niaje mzeiya be advised though I had a elec girlfriend in campo huku and helped her study so I wasnt going in blind …
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My Dad started us off in Primary School by making us hold the torch for the mech who would moonlight at our home in the evenings away from his 9 to 5 at CMC.
Most of the rest I learnt from my big bro and CEO of KPMG, Mr Odhis.
Odhis can fix anything and beat everyone.
Mahali nimemshindia by 1 nanometre only ni nduthi pekee, and even so, when I’m working on his bike natetemeka mpaka naangusha spanner.
Senji yeye.
mentors man!won’t lie I can’t work with my step dad…I feel like every move is slow or not smart enough … I rem the first I got here he made me make my own work bench next to his kwa garage from scratch…that is from falling the tree dragging it(yes na farasi) the to the final hammer once cut and shaped.The bench is still there today…when I visit em will snap it…but vitu Kama hizo hufanya mse asiwe mala…problem solving is always at your finger tips. And then you find talkers wires za speaker ya home theatre ikikatika hadi kesho kwa shop anunue Mpya( was in a crib when a niggaz said this to me…nikiulizia kama ako na tape tusort issue hana…had to grab the one I always have in the car)
Hii ni duka gani mkubwa.
I am just not a handy man. I know how to fix stuff but I just don’t like doing it.
Its good to have a tool kit and knowledge ya moti kidogo.
Meffi
I have watched enough porn to not trust a plumber/electrician/carpenter with my wife
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Lately umenisumbua akili :mad::mad::mad:
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Mogaka nitakukaribisha ugali ukiwa Nairobi uone Odhis.
Niko area nimeland jioni. Pigwa spanner za kichwa kwanza umesumbua mimi sku mingi
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