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  1. Fab idea! Is it a shed, is it a trailer? It's neither, it's a shailer...
  2. I will weld it on - although there's more than enough weight and leverage to make it drop. Note, up until the last 20 years most tractors only had lift only, the linkage just floated on the down.
  3. there's only one port cos I chopped the end off the cylinder Norm Got some welding to do....
  4. Yeah, we've all kinda romped... The worst I've abused mine is popping wheelies after a few beers
  5. I didn't realise it was that complicated... That's a lot of engine, wires and pipes!
  6. Managed a few hours tonight, cleaned up one of the rams kindly donated by Doug and tried it in place. The stroke is right but the overall length is too much for the space I have... So out with the grinder Got a new end cap and pivots to sort out next - that's the plate underneath in the pic. A quick drop into place and it should fit ok
  7. So it is a quad... I just said kvf650 cos that what my mate has
  8. Let us know it goes, my paper gaskets and hylomar on bendy are leaking already
  9. Slow day today, put the gauges back in this morning and went for a spin... Within 5 seconds the volt meter and rev counter stopped working the wires wrapped around the steering uj and ripped out of the back So lost an hour there soldering them back in Finally hooked up the choke linkage, then started on this The battery isolator and fuse box panel.
  10. Ha, they are mostly still in the car. Sneaked the jack out and the rams
  11. I can't count myself as one of em' Doug Thanks again...
  12. Surely metal gone would be pikeys
  13. Just use photobucket like me and Ian,unless he paid on RS, he'll run out there too...
  14. Hey Titch! good to have you back, sorry to hear of your personal troubles... Get some more pics of the shed up mark
  15. As if by magic... Apologies for he rubbish shot, number 2 son came in and stood in the light It's been a cold day up north, minus 4 first thing and it just passed zero degrees by lunch. So lots of cups of coffee were in order and using the kitchen island to put most of the first loom together And the first bit in place behind the tank and steering column. Next job is to make the panel fit and add the fuses and light circuits.
 
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