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Nice stuff, not sure what a tub would weigh, but as Iam yet another over cautious Brit i would consider thicker chains, i would hate to think what sort of inertia that tub would generate if it brke free.
I made a similar item for a mini and it is much easier especially when welding up floor pans ! 
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Great Idea for practicing victory rolls after each rally, Just make sure you are wearing a full seat belt harness and a hard hat!!
All you need now is a pilots license and some wings. Any way what a neat idea for getting all the loose sand out stephen
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14-01-09, 22:19
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15-01-09, 12:58
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Damned awkward way to find lost keys!
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15-01-09, 15:20
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no its one of those "space carrier" training simulators
you cant see the wind along scene which Tom uses out of black sheet with loads of timy holes in  it is a cool bit of kit to be fair i have been wondering how i will get under mine (when i get one) Richard
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16-01-09, 11:17
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Hi Tommy,
Thanks for the pics of your friends rotisserie, I thought that you and some of our carrier members would like to see how the work was done at newport workshops on the Vic rail carriers all those years ago,seems a little primative by todays standards, Regards Ron Notice the wooden floor, nice to do all of that welding on Just another pic of the jig they used
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16-01-09, 13:41
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Thanks for posting these old pix Ron. Very interesting.
Am I correct in assuming that the front half of a carrier is built separate to the rear and joined at a later stage in the construction process or could this be a trial/test rig?
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, what sort of media did he use, I note the way he has caught some of it to re-use, anyway thanks for the pix cheers Dennis 
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