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Re: Sunnivagon
The MM lives for this. Nothing that a few cups of tea and a bit of chin scratching won't sort out. Let's get it on!
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indeed,but imagine its your van and you had a poke about and came across it, what would you do
gonna modify the little jig and start to chop the lot out, think i will have to go right into the inner floor area as all the reinforcing parts have suffered so its easier to start from nothing and build it back out,,,,,,i think
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gonna modify the little jig and start to chop the lot out, think i will have to go right into the inner floor area as all the reinforcing parts have suffered so its easier to start from nothing and build it back out,,,,,,i think
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metalmick8y wrote:indeed,but imagine its your van and you had a poke about and came across it, what would you do
Phone you. ....again
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Re: Sunnivagon
pratt
yep i suppose you would
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yep i suppose you would
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Re: Sunnivagon
Helen, my love. I think you mean a GTN spray. I have plenty so borrow if you must I am not an expert but I have some experience. Also I am nowhere near as good a repairman as MM but I can honestly say that your van will come back repaired and looking very tasty (a bit like you).... Oh, sh!!te, I forgot, your hubbys on here now too!!! . Seriously, it's the stripping down that looks so negative, just wait for the rebuilding. It just gets better and better!
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That's the spray - get it on standby! Seriously though am feeling more reassured today
Made me blush btw !!!!
Made me blush btw !!!!
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Well an unpleasant afternoon.what started as a repaint has as is often the case ,developed.
spanner work
been replaced with kunifer/copper but still stuck so snap them off and remake is easiest,flexis are good.
i pulled the drum and hub off together as ,a it was stuck to hub and b ,gives me more room to sort the stuck adjuster etc
arms as usual ,stuck cut the bolt through on the inner and there is not much left of the outer but i need to keep part of the fixing to fit the jig for alignment of the new one later,so hades to the rescue
very quick
now left with this
thats it i think for the weekend, will disect it carefully but need to remove all the old bracket and sill plus cut back to good steel then fabricate back out,
bushes to swop in the arm when they arrive and all will be well
mm
spanner work
been replaced with kunifer/copper but still stuck so snap them off and remake is easiest,flexis are good.
i pulled the drum and hub off together as ,a it was stuck to hub and b ,gives me more room to sort the stuck adjuster etc
arms as usual ,stuck cut the bolt through on the inner and there is not much left of the outer but i need to keep part of the fixing to fit the jig for alignment of the new one later,so hades to the rescue
very quick
now left with this
thats it i think for the weekend, will disect it carefully but need to remove all the old bracket and sill plus cut back to good steel then fabricate back out,
bushes to swop in the arm when they arrive and all will be well
mm
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Forecast is good, enjoy rest of weekend! Let me know if there are any issues with the order
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Re: Sunnivagon
You are so going to be doing the work on mine next winter, pretty please! How far in advance do I need to book? I promise you it'll less work than Ms Sunshines.
Amazing job you a re doing there.
Amazing job you a re doing there.
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I may retire and seek new challenges
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Re: Sunnivagon
Don't you flipping dare
Jane
LIVE YOUR DREAMS......................except for the one about being eaten by a giant spider!
LIVE YOUR DREAMS......................except for the one about being eaten by a giant spider!
Re: Sunnivagon
The new James Bond? New head of the BBC news?metalmick8y wrote:I may retire and seek new challenges
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Or maybe the Prime Minister? You will reduce the fuel tax for T25 owners won't you?
Re: Sunnivagon
Am I missing something? It's gone quiet on here!
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Well been waiting for a rather important bit whicjh got sort of lost by the carriers and i had other stuff that couldnt wait anyhows.
I will start my festive re-season with these home made pies , the mince is 4yr old steeped in JD, plus bannana muffins.
now as ive come this far there is zero point doing half a job, also why make life difficult for yourself trying to fabricate in awkward spot so cut out all rot and get back to good clean so...
bottom of C post removed and reveals the bit of rust to the bottom of the reinforcing plate, as im changing the whole sill out then maya as well make it easy and cut this off too, not much more holding it in ,then ooops
there was a little meat left on the end of the outrigger,as you can see the cut marks.
which now leaves this
and the end of the outrigger
last bit of the innersill to remove, note it was and still is coated in waxoyl eq't
and so we are left with
nothing will chop a bit more out and tidy it up , got the front arch and jp to dismantle and then start to refabricate the outrigger end and fit the innersill back then locate the trailing arm mount and all will be as it should
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I will start my festive re-season with these home made pies , the mince is 4yr old steeped in JD, plus bannana muffins.
now as ive come this far there is zero point doing half a job, also why make life difficult for yourself trying to fabricate in awkward spot so cut out all rot and get back to good clean so...
bottom of C post removed and reveals the bit of rust to the bottom of the reinforcing plate, as im changing the whole sill out then maya as well make it easy and cut this off too, not much more holding it in ,then ooops
there was a little meat left on the end of the outrigger,as you can see the cut marks.
which now leaves this
and the end of the outrigger
last bit of the innersill to remove, note it was and still is coated in waxoyl eq't
and so we are left with
nothing will chop a bit more out and tidy it up , got the front arch and jp to dismantle and then start to refabricate the outrigger end and fit the innersill back then locate the trailing arm mount and all will be as it should
mm