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24-02-10, 02:08
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Clive; Great pictures there. Thanks, Jesse.
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24-02-10, 02:16
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BTW; Those of you working on the R975 C-4. The information in the manual concerning cutting lengths for the ignition wires may be incorrect for your engine. The ignition harness main conduit described in the manual has a smaller radius than the one on my engine. The cutting lengths listed in the manual are to short for it. Jesse.
Last edited by Jesse Browning; 06-08-17 at 00:15.
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24-02-10, 02:54
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Jesse,
I would gladly accept any photo donations for use on my website.  Clive
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14-03-10, 01:20
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Weve been working on the vehicle itself for the last two weeks. Inside is finally clean, and mostly painted. Installed the gun today in the rain. Waiting for Some cylinders to be chromed, and some rings. Jesse.
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14-03-10, 06:21
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Jesse,
I'm sure it doesn't seem quick to you, but from my perspective it looks like you're at a sprint! I can't believe how far you've come with the Sexton. Great work!
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14-03-10, 16:11
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Here are two photos i had of the sexton in use with the british army in Egypt.
Great work you are doing 
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15-03-10, 16:20
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Its always inspiring to see people restoring vehicles to this extent ! i thought i had it bad with my carrier, would would never have the Brass Cahoonies to try a radial rebuild.
i have been watching this thread with great interest, keep up the good work cant wait to see this thing finished..... ps please get some footage of the lump running for the first time (when the time comes of course) Richie
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20-03-10, 01:56
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More pictures.
Last edited by Jesse Browning; 06-08-17 at 01:27.
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