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Do you remove the grips after opening the door?
Yup they are now attached to my keys
I would just like to say
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Yup they are now attached to my keys
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Yup ive already got that in my watch list haha
He's also got a 300tdi one for 35 quid??
I’ve got an ‘R’ reg 300 disco hidden away somewhere. Would it have the correct handle?
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Larry did a foodle bah.. do dah..do dah..
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Yup it will be the same.
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Oh kurt my wee lamb....
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Cool nice one Ta much
What do I need to remove it just so I can go prepared? Be a shame to remove it with with a lump hammer and punch
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What do I need to remove it just so I can go prepared? Be a shame to remove it with with a lump hammer and punch
Haha quite simple once the door card is removed...need to remove the lock actuator 4 x10mm bolts
then undo the 2 connecting rods clips with a flat head screw driver, then remove the 2 x 8mm nuts on
the inside of the handle, a bracket goes between them & the handle will come out quite easily.
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Haha quite simple once the door card is removed...need to remove the lock actuator 4 x10mm bolts
then undo the 2 connecting rods clips with a flat head screw driver, then remove the 2 x 8mm nuts on
the inside of the handle, a bracket goes between them & the handle will come out quite easily.
Always easier going with the right tools
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I went out to the "shop" for a little play with the lathe.
I was disappointed to find the compound/cross-slide moved far too much on all parting attempts. I could see it visibly "dancing about".
I have tightened the gibs on the cross-slide and it certainly feels much "TIGHTER" but at what point does tightness induce early wear/unusable action I wonder?
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Heavnin' all
Been out all day helping peeps because of the snow on me Island.
Spent most of the day assisting in the control room but went out for a drive in a fender 110 (with a new galvanised chassis) laters on to transport a community nurse to a patient.
The first beer tonight didn't touch the sides so I'm having a few more to see if the same thing happens.
Been out all day helping peeps because of the snow on me Island.
Spent most of the day assisting in the control room but went out for a drive in a fender 110 (with a new galvanised chassis) laters on to transport a community nurse to a patient.
The first beer tonight didn't touch the sides so I'm having a few more to see if the same thing happens.
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That sounds like a day very well spent.Heavnin' all
Been out all day helping peeps because of the snow on me Island.
Spent most of the day assisting in the control room but went out of a drive in a fender 110 (with a new galvanised chassis) laters on to transport a community nurse to a patient.
The first beer tonight didn't touch the sides so I'm having a few more to see if the same thing happens.
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