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Yerp it's an old classic!Old? OLD? its a classic if you don't mind
nothing wrong wiv that!!!
Yerp it's an old classic!Old? OLD? its a classic if you don't mind
Take yer umbrella wiv yer. Peeps will fink yer daft. We knows yer is. But at least yer wont have the sun on yer and get burnt.
Do you mean the hot, flaming kind of rain?Hell! Is raining!
Wot wax did yer use?Got an early start on the tratter's rear cross member mudflap brackets. Turned out that the seized up bolts through the brackets and into the cross member, were threaded into steel inserts not unlike rivnuts, with are located in hexagon shaped holes in the underside of the cross member. They punched out easy enough. Next stage will be to drill the hexagons into rounds to accept new rivnuts (as predicted by @landowner ). The cross member is super solid, thanks to an application of wax a few years ago. Just the end bits above the mudflats needed a flush out with a drain jetter, and should dry out nicely with this odd spell of hot weather wot we have got. Progress has been made------
Good 'ole waxoyl. I know some peeps slag it off, but old habits die hard. Only used it on the insides of the chassis and cross members, outside has never been touched since it left Solihull. Just coming up to its tenth birthday and every part of the chassis is sound and corrosion free. Except for a little surface rust here n there which will wire brush by hand quite easily.Wot wax did yer use?
Got an early start on the tratter's rear cross member mudflap brackets. Turned out that the seized up bolts through the brackets and into the cross member, were threaded into steel inserts not unlike rivnuts, with are located in hexagon shaped holes in the underside of the cross member. They punched out easy enough. Next stage will be to drill the hexagons into rounds to accept new rivnuts (as predicted by @landowner ). The cross member is super solid, thanks to an application of wax a few years ago. Just the end bits above the mudflats needed a flush out with a drain jetter, and should dry out nicely with this odd spell of hot weather wot we have got. Progress has been made------
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