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Loving your work Bankzy
Bankz's 110 Double Cab
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It looks like it will do the job you want, but maybe cover the numberplate next time?
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It looks like it will do the job you want, but maybe cover the numberplate next time?
Meh its in 1000s of pics on here, FB and Insta. Doesnt bother me tbh
It should do yes! Will give it some testing this week
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Meh its in 1000s of pics on here, FB and Insta. Doesnt bother me tbh
It should do yes! Will give it some testing this week
Fair enough.
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I mean what can anyone really do? Its on show everytime im in a busy carpark or on the road! lol
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Tru dat! Apart from pay £12 to DVLA and get the address its registered to o course
but as you say its on offer all the time!
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Woooo! Finally hit 1000 miles of driving like a pensioner!
Time for some powwwerrr
Time for some powwwerrr
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Oh Gawd, the M20 will be in lit up again then!
DCPU light speed engaged....
DCPU light speed engaged....
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Hahahaha
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Bought a 12v oil pump off ebay on a punt. Christ it makes life easy!
Did the 1k "break in" oil change on the transferbox, took 15 minutes! And effortless!
Did the 1k "break in" oil change on the transferbox, took 15 minutes! And effortless!
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Which product?
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New clutch deffo holds its own. Not a drop of slippage on the "daily map" very happy.
Passenger door card pinged at me the other day. Popped the card of to discover the steel bar are cracked in two
Luckily i have a welder not the best job but was short on time.
Also fitted a rivnut into the door frame and put a countersunk M6 thru the door card into the frame. Much stronger than those ****ty trim clips and doesnt look too bad.
Passenger door card pinged at me the other day. Popped the card of to discover the steel bar are cracked in two
Luckily i have a welder
not the best job but was short on time.Also fitted a rivnut into the door frame and put a countersunk M6 thru the door card into the frame. Much stronger than those ****ty trim clips and doesnt look too bad.
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Nice works Banksy, bubblegum welding is my best work
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Been quite the day today.
Boss asked me to weld up some dollys to help move timber around the yard, happy to oblige!
Welding is deffo getting better but still plenty of room to improve!
Made from 60x30x3mm steel. Designed to hold roughly 1.25 tonne per dolly. Work very well in the workshop.
On top of that a HUGE delivery arrived from Hungary which had to be unloaded
After just loading this to another lorry few hours prior
On we go to unload the new lorry, teletruck got stuck on the slope landy to the resuce! Towed it up the slope, fully loaded n all
Shortly after the teletruck blew a seal on the power steering pump which means no lifting either or the boom could drop
Spent the next 3 hours helping the forklift engineers to fix it - Sadly didnt get it done, need to parts Quite fun though!
Got a new forklift, but it was only a 2 tonne one so not really up to the job! Almost toppled forward into the lorry
Had to hand unload a fair bit to get the weight down!
Eventually got it all off and in, around even on the yard. Dollys made moving them in much easier! Our shutter is 3.5m wide some of timber is 6m
Theres even more outside!!
Time for a pint
Boss asked me to weld up some dollys to help move timber around the yard, happy to oblige!
Welding is deffo getting better but still plenty of room to improve!
Made from 60x30x3mm steel. Designed to hold roughly 1.25 tonne per dolly. Work very well in the workshop.
On top of that a HUGE delivery arrived from Hungary which had to be unloaded
After just loading this to another lorry few hours prior
On we go to unload the new lorry, teletruck got stuck on the slope
landy to the resuce! Towed it up the slope, fully loaded n all Shortly after the teletruck blew a seal on the power steering pump which means no lifting either or the boom could drop
Spent the next 3 hours helping the forklift engineers to fix it - Sadly didnt get it done, need to parts
Quite fun though!Got a new forklift, but it was only a 2 tonne one so not really up to the job! Almost toppled forward into the lorry
Had to hand unload a fair bit to get the weight down!
Eventually got it all off and in, around even on the yard. Dollys made moving them in much easier! Our shutter is 3.5m wide some of timber is 6m
Theres even more outside!!
Time for a pint
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I'd give you a darn site more than more than a pint for one of those! ideal for gearbox / trans / clutch works etc.
Was going to say with some HD casters but those seem to do the job perfectly!
Been looking for exactly that!, even been eyeing up the iceland delivery ones out side the shop ......
Think i might have to try and lure you with a truck n pint local check out soon, gonna need some structural timber / materials outdoor projects / Def Tyres / get started in welding advice !
EG WTF is redwood fir? strong as oak?
Was going to say with some HD casters but those seem to do the job perfectly!
Been looking for exactly that!, even been eyeing up the iceland delivery ones out side the shop ......
Think i might have to try and lure you with a truck n pint local check out soon, gonna need some structural timber / materials outdoor projects / Def Tyres / get started in welding advice !
EG WTF is redwood fir? strong as oak?
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Seriously those skates are superb mate.
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Haha didnt cost much to make up tbf, nor did they take long!
Its not redwood its robinia from Hungary and yes as strong as oak if not stronger. Low knot, low sap structural timber. Pain in the ass to work with because of the shape that its rock hard!
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Had a great day out at a charity hill climb event in Westerham at the Valance School for children with special needs.
110 supprised and impressed a few people who had much nicer rarer cars such as a 69 Mustang with an Aston Martin V8, '70s Corvette Stingray, some rat rods, chitty chitty bang bang and some old school V8 F150s!
That one was a plasterers daily
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110 supprised and impressed a few people who had much nicer rarer cars such as a 69 Mustang with an Aston Martin V8, '70s Corvette Stingray, some rat rods, chitty chitty bang bang and some old school V8 F150s!
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That looked serious fun
You got more on yo insta? (If so please remind me of it)
You got more on yo insta? (If so please remind me of it
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