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Tips Tuesday: Your gear stick sees more action than you think — coffee runs, school drop‑offs, dusty work sites, weeken...
21/09/2026

Tips Tuesday: Your gear stick sees more action than you think — coffee runs, school drop‑offs, dusty work sites, weekend missions.

If your gear stick looks a bit grubby… it might be time for a quick clean before it starts shifting itself out of protest.
P = Park
R = Reverse
N = Neutral
D = Drive
M = “Maybe clean me?”
A quick wipe keeps the dirt out of the moving bits and saves you from sticky gear changes later. It won’t make you a better driver… but it’ll definitely make you feel like one.

Go’s Time‑Travelling Toolbox – First Aid Edition!! 😷Check this out! Today’s trip through Go’s Time‑Travelling Toolbox la...
16/09/2026

Go’s Time‑Travelling Toolbox – First Aid Edition!! 😷
Check this out! Today’s trip through Go’s Time‑Travelling Toolbox lands us in the world of 1960s emergency medicine — back when first aid tins were built like tanks and every item looked ready for a Boy Scouts merit badge.

This little beauty still has all its original goodies:
• A tube of aspirin that probably predates decimal currency
• Zinc oxide plaster that could hold a car bumper on
• A white open‑wove bandage that feels like it was woven by someone named Doris
• Medicated dressings with ingredients that sound like they were invented in a shed
• And the pièce de résistance — a first aid booklet featuring an artificial respiration method so old it should come with a warning label: “Do not attempt unless you’re time‑travelling back to 1960.” Seriously, don’t rely on it to work unless you also have a strong sense of optimism and an ambo nearby.

Check out all the photos and enjoy this blast from the medical past. Workplace Health and Safety would be impressed with this little collection! It’s amazing what people once trusted to keep them alive.

Today’s lesson from the School of Car Survival: the humble dipstick.One quick pull and you instantly know whether your e...
14/09/2026

Today’s lesson from the School of Car Survival: the humble dipstick.

One quick pull and you instantly know whether your engine’s happy…... or plotting revenge.

You’re looking for clean oil, the correct level, and no metal flecks or burnt smell.

Check your oil, save your motor, and avoid a whole lot of swearing later.

Today in Go’s Time Travelling Toolbox, we’ve dug up the old Siddons ratchet — famous for its heavy build, loud clicks, a...
09/09/2026

Today in Go’s Time Travelling Toolbox, we’ve dug up the old Siddons ratchet — famous for its heavy build, loud clicks, and zero interest in subtlety. This thing didn’t just click… it cracked like a whip.
It was Aussie made and didn’t care about ergonomics or “user comfort”. It cared about one thing: tightening bolts and letting the whole neighbourhood know about it. Every turn sounded like it was telling you to harden up and get on with it.
Built heavier than a Bunnings sausage sizzle and twice as greasy. Absolute Aussie icon.

Quick reminder for anyone with remote central locking: when you hit your car’s lock button, don’t just trust the noise. ...
07/09/2026

Quick reminder for anyone with remote central locking: when you hit your car’s lock button, don’t just trust the noise. Give a door handle or two a quick pull now and then to check. A customer came in thinking their locks “weren’t quite right”. … and it turned out none of the doors had been locking for who knows how long. They heard the click and assumed all was well. It could have been sitting unlocked in carparks, driveways and everywhere else in a “come and take me” state. Modern cars are great, but they’re not mind readers. A two second door check can save a whole lot of drama.

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there for Sunday — the new dads running on caffeine, the middle aged dads perfec...
03/09/2026

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there for Sunday — the new dads running on caffeine, the middle aged dads perfecting the “dad joke” (hope this week has helped 🤣), the older dads who’ve earned the right to say “back in my day” at least 12 times before lunch, and the dads who are no longer with us but still leave a mark on our hearts and manage to influence our decisions… usually with a voice in our head saying “don’t be an idiot”.

Hope Sunday brings good times with those you love, good laughs, good food, and may your tools stay where you left them for once.

02/09/2026

DAD JOKE THURSDAY
I told my wife she should embrace her mistakes.
She gave me a hug. 🤣

01/09/2026

DAD JOKE WEDNESDAY
Did you hear about the mechanic with a brake fluid addiction?...He could stop at any time. 🤣

31/08/2026

DAD JOKE TUESDAY:
What do you do with old car batteries?...Give them away free of charge. 🤣

30/08/2026

DAD JOKE MONDAY
Why was the car engine humming?...Because it didn't know the words
🤣

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Slacks Creek, QLD
4127

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Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 3pm

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