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28-05-17, 11:29

colin jones colin jones is offline

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Well, I won't forget Corten Steel in a hurry, but I am quite familiar with different steel tensile properties.
As much as cnc plasma machines are quite expensive, they are extremely handy doing this kind of restoration work. I did one axle support today and got the other suspension parts off the other one. They seriously took some work to get them to finally let go.

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