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 As Others have said I cannot see a reason for you to doubt your work as it is excellent judging by the photos. I look forward to seeing a photo of the owner (you) standing in front of the finished truck at Corowa this year wearing a SH1T eating grin 
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05-02-10, 21:59
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Thanks Cliff,
Some more for you fellahs. Of note is the thrust bearing greaser. The old one had perished & was oozing grease every time you attempted to put some in it. So I had one made up. It works, but it is restricting the travel of the thrust bearing to its return position. So in desparation I wrapped the old one in elec tape, ran some grease through it & it worked OK. The other shots are of the webbing I'm putting between the panels. It is very strong stuff & looks good on the truck as well. A bit tedious as you have to mark the bolt holes and then drill the material in order to get the bolts through.
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Pax Vobiscum.......may you eat three meals a day & have regular bowel movements. Last edited by Ganmain Tony; 06-02-10 at 06:13. Reason: Spelling
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Tony,you can cut holes in that webbing with a wad punch and using it on the end of a bit of square timber,not across the grain as it will blunt the wad punch,cheers ken hughes.
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23-02-10, 22:06
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The big day has arrived - thanks to Howard for the filming.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Jo0tlji-Po
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24-02-10, 01:02
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See you were checking the brakes
Looks and sounds nice, notice that you were checking the brakes as soon as you had it moving.
Keep up the good work look forward to seeing more as you finish the project up. Cheers Phil
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24-02-10, 07:18
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25-02-10, 02:36
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It was great to see and especially to hear your truck on the move. You have done a really great job.  Kind Regards Lionel
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25-02-10, 09:59
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Y' know....
Now Robert I reckon thats a bloody good idea!!!!!
I'll get some & give it a go! After I finished sorting out this wiring loom. On a steep learning curve with it.   
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Your 12 looks to have more leg room than Keith's 
Hybrid Mode
