Richard, your exhaust repair is a work of art too!
Sunday 20th May
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DJ.
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Re: Sunday 20th May
I like that photo Mike
Richard, your exhaust repair is a work of art too!
Richard, your exhaust repair is a work of art too!
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locost220
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Well with a few bits now required to be done before a RR session on Wednesday and next week road trip there is no time like the present.
Fixed the proper screw in the choke actuator in place of a self taper fitted by some cowboy, (uhumm).
Adjusted the float level on the carbs.
Fixed the proper screw in the choke actuator in place of a self taper fitted by some cowboy, (uhumm).
Adjusted the float level on the carbs.
- Attachments
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- Exhaust fix number 101 I think
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- Might last longer than rivets
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- Sure that should be round and fixed to something
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- Undertray removed, doing its job.
Locost book chassis, Undergoing testing post rebuild 
Robin Hood 2B, keeping me sane
Sylva Leader, stuck to the trailer
Robin Hood 2B, keeping me sane
Sylva Leader, stuck to the trailer
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Re: Sunday 20th May
DJ. wrote:I like that photo Mike
Richard, your exhaust repair is a work of art too!
Thanks Duncan, Car not quite so good, rattle cans have turned it into a half mile car..
Power.. small nail, fast hammer, Torque.. small nail, big hammer.. I got a big hammer 
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Re: Sunday 20th May
DJ. wrote:Richard, your exhaust repair is a work of art too!
Yes it is! Super job, hope you get the rest sorted in time for your trip.
Glad you all got out and enjoyed the sunshine.
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