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21-02-13, 02:29
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Why not in the Sergeant's Mess? Or if you want to talk about your vehicles, there are appropriate areas for those too.
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23-02-13, 08:17
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Painted the diff and prept for installation. Used my diesel turning machine for working underneath. It is a bit of a tight squeeze in the door way.
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23-02-13, 08:20
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Diff installed with backing plates.
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23-02-13, 08:26
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Underside painted. For those doing their first one there's a couple of pics showing inside the drum and where the rear brake clevis bracket should be to get max pull.
Colin.
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24-02-13, 08:50
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Diff completed with drums and axles. Exhaust in and finished as with the pioneer plate. Quite happy with my effort today.
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24-02-13, 08:52
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And a few other shots!
Colin.
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24-02-13, 09:15
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Really nice work Colin you are the master of these little machines you should be happy with your progress . For someone like me who is new to carriers , how is the Pioneer plate attach to the rear end ? Dale
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24-02-13, 19:10
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Sure....
make us all look bad...see how , in pic 2 and 3 (of post 15), he puts tools away AS he works...
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Charles Fitton Maryhill On., Canada too many carriers too many rovers not enough time. (and now a BSA...) (and now a Triumph TRW...)
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24-02-13, 21:11
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 Charlie,I have'nt put my tools away they're just in a pile out of the camera view  Hi Dale, the pioneer plate is secured by a series of bolts along the top where the tow tongue is and 2 bolts either side at the bottom through a small angle. Acually, I do stop every now and then and put my tools away and blow all the dust away with my compressor, otherwise it's just so frustrating when you put something down then all of a sudden, the shed Gremlin hides it. I'm sure "Everone" has a clean shed with everything in its place.  Colin.
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24-02-13, 21:52
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Mine is not exactly clean, but always put everything away at night, so that it is in the right place next morning. That way you tend to know if something is missing and it can be narrowed down to when last used. Very impressed with your work, you must enjoy it. Richard
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