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Old 25-09-11, 09:19
andrew honychurch andrew honychurch is offline
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thanks Richard, and so is your Universal, you are well under way too. Lets hope the T16 runs ok, this is rather a public way of failing. if indeed I have done something wrong! Will try to do a video of the first start!
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Old 25-09-11, 11:18
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No such word as failure...just early attempts at success.... if mine blows up...so be it how come you did'nt paint the heads ? just wondering as i have painted mine (if it has any effect with heat etc i will strip the paint back off)
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Old 25-09-11, 12:58
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really nice job you're doing there but there's a problem with you're restoration techniques, it looks too good. can you put a bit more gaffer tape and bodged up fittings on the next pics so i don't feel left out

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Old 25-09-11, 16:36
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really nice job you're doing there but there's a problem with you're restoration techniques, it looks too good. can you put a bit more gaffer tape and bodged up fittings on the next pics so i don't feel left out

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA ! you may not want to look at Davids T16 then...IMHO the bench mark for any carrier restoration
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Old 25-09-11, 17:46
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Ha, indeed I agree with you on Davids T16, ,what a result and an inspiration for me. In fact, he has helped enormously with information and guidance.

I would liek to say there is a special reason for not painting the heads.......but there isnt. I just ran out of time, and wanted to make use of a farmers loader this weekend. I will paint them once its all in ok. thanks for the comments as always, much appreciated.
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