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06-03-09, 09:52
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Interesting to see it didnt go too far away from the early pictures
This picture is as found with the two silos in the background (allbeit a lot rustier now then they were when first photos taken)
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21-03-09, 11:09
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Do you recognise this one max ?
Very big day by myself and the oxy  But extremely glad this job is finished till the next truck  Repairs completed to the c60l chassis
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21-03-09, 11:22
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Nice work
Very interesting to see this sort of engineering, Andrew.
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21-03-09, 12:06
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rivets
A J it,s a credit to you, well done.
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22-03-09, 03:14
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riveting experience
Andrew
When you have the time, can you tell us all how you went about the rivetting ?? What method you employed .. it looks very neat I must say. And, where did you obtain the rivets. Were they made locally by a friendly machinist ? mike
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22-03-09, 03:29
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