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Arc Tourist
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If FTFY means Fix That For You, then thanksFTFY
, but I've already been contacted by a pellet wielding mercenary acquaintance who suggested I stay safely away from the scene until it can established if its a mole, rabbit, or hedgehog responsible for undermining the ladder. 
Moose McAlpine
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Hope seems to be springing eternal.Some removeable neon graffiti on the church in the dead of night.
If you look carefully you can see the stained windows
roofman
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That looks a useful press at the back
henry Kadzielski
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That looks like LFX nylon fro the wear pads
Edward Teach
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The pin, the dogbones pivot on, on the rear suspension of my KTM 640 Enduro was very worn, and is only available on back order ?
None second hand on eBay either.
The needle roller bearings are 18 x 24 x16.
But, 17 x 24 x 20 bearings are available.
So I put the Myford back together, and set about machining the pin to 16.90mm
17 x 24 x 5 double lip seals are on order.
Overall I am happy with the result.
None second hand on eBay either.
The needle roller bearings are 18 x 24 x16.
But, 17 x 24 x 20 bearings are available.
So I put the Myford back together, and set about machining the pin to 16.90mm
17 x 24 x 5 double lip seals are on order.
Overall I am happy with the result.
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Yesterday I was working on a 737 fuselage (Death to all 737s!) that we chopped up to make into a temporary 'Diner' for a Stately Home. I had to trim down the Lav door from a 747 to fit the hole in a 737 bog unit. Strange smell from the wood/alloy door as I was cutting it. I hope everyone else had a more enjoyable day at work than me!
That's going to make a great climbing wall for him. I hope that the carpet is good and thick !
Hmmm, I suppose I better secure them well then. Kids love to climb!!!
Would love to see pics of this diner when done.Yesterday I was working on a 737 fuselage (Death to all 737s!) that we chopped up to make into a temporary 'Diner' for a Stately Home. I had to trim down the Lav door from a 747 to fit the hole in a 737 bog unit. Strange smell from the wood/alloy door as I was cutting it. I hope everyone else had a more enjoyable day at work than me!
Please post a pic when the walls done, would love to see it
Will do, but could be a while as the house won't be finished (built), for another 5 or 6 weeks.Please post a pic when the walls done, would love to see it
Hood
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Today I had to make 2 of these. Was emailed on Tuesday evening to see if I could do it Wednesday morning. I was supposed to be working away but agreed to go in and do them so the boat could get down the slip. Got in and was told they had managed to get someone else to make them and they would be arriving shortly, bit pee'd off seeing as I had postponed another job but it happens a lot
Anyway yesterday I get a phone call asking if I could make them as the ones they got didn't fit. Told them I couldn't do that day as I was busy working on the job I had cancelled the day before for them so it will be Saturday. Went in today and did them.
M12 x 65 Left hand.
Anyway yesterday I get a phone call asking if I could make them as the ones they got didn't fit. Told them I couldn't do that day as I was busy working on the job I had cancelled the day before for them so it will be Saturday. Went in today and did them.
M12 x 65 Left hand.
northwest
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There is a real danger my new bike will arrive next week so I thought I had best set to and make a couple of wall anchors to secure it at the various places I want to park it, piece of chain through the tube and around the frame. Not foolproof but covered by CCTV also:
You have no idea how much fun I'd have if given the chance to chop up a jet, though I'd spend most of the time looking at the engineering of each partYesterday I was working on a 737 fuselage (Death to all 737s!) that we chopped up to make into a temporary 'Diner' for a Stately Home. I had to trim down the Lav door from a 747 to fit the hole in a 737 bog unit. Strange smell from the wood/alloy door as I was cutting it. I hope everyone else had a more enjoyable day at work than me!
