Mick-the-fitter
It’s what I do!
So we all need to start up scrap yards
Furniss
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Some of us already have ..... il just leave that thereSo we all need to start up scrap yards
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yanmarb03
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I have put them in just some red oxide at the moment to protect them it's going to be awhile before I'm ready to get them on and mounted
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yanmarb03
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Monkeybusiness
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A firm local to me in Cheshire called Direct Hydraulics made me a couple of really good replacement cylinders for sensible money. The main bloke’s name is Ric and his number is 07976370901.
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yanmarb03
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Mick-the-fitter
It’s what I do!
Great stuff just like it was in the factory
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
if I brought a piece of anything machine-wise into our lounge and parked it on the carpet SWMBO'd go bat sh1t , freshly painted or not ... you must have an understanding wife/she's out/you live on your own .. delete as appropriate
(did once get away with Josh's bike in the conservatory)
.. got pix but can't find them ATM
Mogman
What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
Top man
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Pennine Hillbilly
I'm hoping it's a bit better!Great stuff just like it was in the factory
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yanmarb03
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My other half is very good if you saw the spare room it's full of parts for the digger all the new panels are in there all the labeled boxes of nuts and bolts for it are fuel tank is I'll try and find the photo of when I serviced my forks on my mountain bike in thereif I brought a piece of anything machine-wise into our lounge and parked it on the carpet SWMBO'd go bat sh1t , freshly painted or not ... you must have an understanding wife/she's out/you live on your own .. delete as appropriate
(did once get away with Josh's bike in the conservatory)
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DaveDCB
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I had a handmade tig welded exhaust(primary designs for those interested) as my table centre piece when I lived on my own.. when the wife to be moved in it was no more… 
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yanmarb03
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As I said I am very luckyI had a handmade tig welded exhaust(primary designs for those interested) as my table centre piece when I lived on my own.. when the wife to be moved in it was no more…
Mt other half is a nurse and is not at home much
Mick-the-fitter
It’s what I do!
As I said I am very lucky
all the time it’s full of B03 it’s not available for the B03 owner!
pettsy
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I had a handmade tig welded exhaust(primary designs for those interested) as my table centre piece when I lived on my own.. when the wife to be moved in it was no more…
seen some of their manifolds, work of art!
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DaveDCB
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Yep, I had a manifold and full exhaust on a mk1 focus Rs, should of never sold any of it! Stunning things, thus why it lived on the dining room table until I fit it
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Pennine Hillbilly
Saw this while browsing FB marketplace, now that is one grand industrial table: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/425050972413803
Notice they haven't dared put a price on it....
Notice they haven't dared put a price on it....
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yanmarb03
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Had the afternoon to myself more progress all the undercarriage back together expect a few fat washers I'm waiting on tracks on base bolted back on to the top now to try and get the engine started.
If anyone has any information on these engines please come forward I can bearly find any info on them on Google it's a yanmar own brand petrol engine
If anyone has any information on these engines please come forward I can bearly find any info on them on Google it's a yanmar own brand petrol engine
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yanmarb03
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UPDATE
Mounted the engine very weird starter it has a ni-cad battery separate to the main battery that has to be charged so the starter motor to kick in obviously that battery had died ended up by passing that and and great news it starts and runs unfortunately I'm now moving house so it has all been packed up ready to move
Mounted the engine very weird starter it has a ni-cad battery separate to the main battery that has to be charged so the starter motor to kick in obviously that battery had died ended up by passing that and and great news it starts and runs unfortunately I'm now moving house so it has all been packed up ready to move
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
presumably the NiCad operates the solenoid? can you not use the main battery to engage it with .... if it's a lower voltage, could always put a HD wire wound resistor in series, to drop the voltage if needed?
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