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Thanks guys, finished the upper dash panel too. It's a lot easier than painting and lettering
Plus I can change the words...
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Latest sticker order arrived today, so the lower dash panel is complete.
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Probably Craig (amcrules)
Followed by Tom
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We've had some fun, just need some new material.... These blokes with horses keep taking over
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oh wow!!!! how much fun is that...
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It's been chilly up here for the last few days, with snow showers on and off. It's always a little warmer in the valley, but a short walk gets us to some nice snow. he hills where I live are pretty big! It wasn't a workshop kinda day so me and two of the kids went for a walk onto the moors.
heres a few pics.
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You are sharp eyed Charlie, certainly looks like a wheel horse
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I think I'll use them on the next project, where did you get them from Doug?
P.s. It's easier to drop the gearbox 2 inches and then put a small block on top to lift the fender hanger. That's what I did on project C4
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The plastic panel is in good nick, but I don't want the lighter socket and I want the electric clutch to say spots!
So rather than try butcher a nice panel, I thought I'll add a sticker, will also match the lower dash panel.
Cheers
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That clearing looks like fun!
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Took some finding, thought it was last year... But it's the year before!
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Ahhh, here it is...
An impromptu bar on Ian's GT14 one night
They look a larger diameter...
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Sweet, haven't we got a bar pic somewhere....
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Nice addition to the collection Paul
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On rockers!
They pull straight up
http://www.tuinmachine-tweedehands.nl/data/upload/Shop/images/rupstractor-antiek5.jpg
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I think they pull the bands like on a horse Norm
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cold and snowy outside, so got on inside and made a custom dash decal. The existing dash panel is in pretty good condition, but needs painting and I'd prefer the electric clutch to be something else so here is a new panel.
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Bolts to the rear axle. Used on the snow plough and tiller.
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Ha, and the irony is I used to work for him! And he never fired anyone
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Ha, read the thread I said it looked like an 800, then by design it was definitely newer than 1969...
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1972 commando 800, 3 speed, 8 hp kohler
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what engine, how many gears and is there a model number plate under/on the hoodstand. Guessing 1-0130....
Btw it's later than 1969 because of the hood and footplates, engine looks like an 8hp kohler - and I think I spy an old style battery tray
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