Trewey
Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.
yes and no really.
the bolts holding the tub on will be a bastid to get undone. the wiring loom goes through the chassis and that can be a pig too.
to do a proper job, you need to remove the tub (or at least jack it up high) to weld the top bit of the chassis rails.
not technically difficult, just ball-breaking and time consuming.
the bolts holding the tub on will be a bastid to get undone. the wiring loom goes through the chassis and that can be a pig too.
to do a proper job, you need to remove the tub (or at least jack it up high) to weld the top bit of the chassis rails.
not technically difficult, just ball-breaking and time consuming.
Oddie
AntiSeptic Sandal Wearer
Trewy, could yer lerrus no where you go with yours, i guess you've a reliable one? Not sure mine is 100% and yours is prob closer to me as well!Ta
Trewey
Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.
I use Chris at Trevecca LR. His place is at Merrymeet, between Liskeard and Callington.
He can be a funny bugger, but really knows his stuff and carrys a huge stock of bits (usually cheaper than Paddocks too).
Just get him talking about Steam Engines and you'll get along fine.
He can be a funny bugger, but really knows his stuff and carrys a huge stock of bits (usually cheaper than Paddocks too).
Just get him talking about Steam Engines and you'll get along fine.
discomania
Well-Known Member
I know someone who cut the floor on the tub to weld the top of the chassis.
Then just riveted a slightly bigger piece back in.
Then just riveted a slightly bigger piece back in.
iannotts
New Member
A bit ott I guess, saying that in an 88 (so guess a 90 is same) the floor is only riveted in
Oddie
AntiSeptic Sandal Wearer
Now that is weird, i just about drove past there today without realising it! Thanks, may well give it a go. Oh and HNY!!!
Trewey
Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.
Eh?
