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Hi Lynn, yes as a matter of fact, my band had a Pub gig last night.
![]() Hi Russ, I had little to no distortion. I tacked everything in place first and kept my bearing plugs and rods in place the entire time. I also tack welded it down to a heavy plate to keep the top flat at the bottom ( the top of the trans was at the bottom and that is what I tacked) I used a series of clamps and did small sequence runs like tightening a head and let them cool naturally. I kept checking measurement as I went and also welded flat bar spacers where I thought it might warp and to my surprise it came out very good. The sump won't be a problem as it has now got some independent strength. The only part I need to be careful of now is welding the bearing housing in the centre as there will be a fair amount of heat go into it but I will have to again do short bursts. It's annoying doing that as I'm a bit impatient when I want to get something finished. After the sump is done I only have the side wing parts bolt holes and stud holes. All going to plan.
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