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Old 06-03-14, 14:24
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I think the big lumberjack's hand was thown back under the vivid acceleration
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Old 06-03-14, 15:37
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The shift lever in my MKII has the same bends as Richies. Just for your info.Not sure that is relevant to yours,Rich.
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Old 06-03-14, 22:26
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The step in the stick is normal, the photo here gives the illusion that the gear stick is bent back or as we say round here "banana'd"..... I have checked and it's straight....
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Old 07-03-14, 00:59
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you are a fan of the molasses bath?
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Old 07-03-14, 08:17
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you are a fan of the molasses bath?
The molasses tank is a great method , you just not be in a rush .
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Old 07-03-14, 08:23
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I got the mix to work to this grade in about three days.... But it really really stinks !

You need to remember that my budget is minuscule, I cannot throw wads of money at it like others can, so instead of spending hundreds in blasting (which won't us seize bolts anyway) I spend £30 on molasses which lasts me six months. It's top notch on seized track too, as Shaun says you cannot be in a rush when using it though.

Don't waste your money blasting track........ It just comes back clean and seized

Molasses Rock hahahahahahahaha
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1942 Ford Universal Carrier No.3 MkI*
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War Department CT54508 (SOLD)
1944 Ford Universal Carrier MkII* (under restoration).
1944 Morris C8 radio body (under restoration).
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Old 07-03-14, 17:52
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Well got a call from machine shop engine is done... Shall have her built up during the course of next week, then just need to add some fuel and spark, and I can see if I have built a dud !

I finally managed to fit the steering bolt into the base of the column which was a relief ! The steel is ordered for the rod linkages, so it is all coming together now....

I am on the hunt for the armour flap that sits over the gunners aperture to copy if anyone is willing to let me borrow one for a couple of weeks ?

A pal of mine is up for a crack at making one for me.

Cheers

Richie
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War Department CT54508 (SOLD)
1944 Ford Universal Carrier MkII* (under restoration).
1944 Morris C8 radio body (under restoration).
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