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Old 03-04-16, 11:17
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looks really good
you have probably thought of this already but it would make life easy if you leave one side open until the internal work is nearly done.
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Old 03-04-16, 15:05
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Good idea ! Plus makes dropping the engine and box in so much easier !
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Old 04-04-16, 09:47
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Yes, I would love to, but it's not going to happen, I'm afraid
All "dirty" work needs to be done before the sandblasting and welding whole side on is a really dirty job. Nothing I would like to do with the engine in.
It would be perhaps possible on the riveted carrier, but can't imagine it one the welded one.
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The welding shouldn't really be dirty matey if it's done right... The cleaning down with grinder and paddle wheel will make dust a plenty, but all that will vacuum out of the hull
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Old 08-04-16, 19:57
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Its running!
First start after X years and it doesnt sound bad, I guess

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Sweet sound . . .
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Old 08-04-16, 20:41
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Well done, nothing like a V8 motivator to finish any project !
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