Mo Murphy
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How about "Page 3 golden cover rent boy" ? All angles covered then ! ;) ;) Mo
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No, I think "cover boy" is good Mo
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That's a really good idea !!!! Nice one Si Mo
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Nice work Mark, well done ! Make sure your wires are are well away from the exhaust !!!!
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... but don't forget to remove the soil bags from your trousers first or the goons'll know we're up to something
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Will, I don't suppose you snagged your new jumper on the garage door where your engine and gear box from the disco is kept, did you ?
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Greater London Frogs ???
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Ralph, put your strides back on NOW !!!!!!! :) :D
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Yes you can Keith, I have Mo
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Why is experience too late ? Mo
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Good thinking Richard, I'll pm my email to you.
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top tip don't use a highlift in place of a trolley jack
Mo Murphy replied to white90's topic in International Forum
When I change springs I use both the hi-lift and a trolley jack and put it in low diff locked and chock the wheels. Support the axle with the trolley jack, take off the wheel, jack up the chassis with hi-lift, lower the axle with the trolly jack until there's a big enough space to put the spring in. Mo -
Nice one richard ! I can make one of those
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Good luck and enjoy Dave ! I hope you get what you are looking for it. I wish I had the pennies Mo
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Thanks for all the replies chaps, they've been very helpful ! Mo
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Shame My condolences.
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IIRC, white90 welded some box section to the bump stop pads on his axle casing. Seemed like a good idea to me. Mo
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Thank you Stephen, I fear that would be a tad hefty However I do recall a thread on the old forum, where additionally reinforced tanks that were available were discussed as well as people who were galvanising tanks. What about tank guards ? Do you use one ? Is it any good ? Come along don't be shy, post up Mo
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Young Will, The cage is worth nothing, take it off, leave it at your parents place and I'll pick it up as favour the next time I pass. Mo
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Ooo, you cow Mo
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Excellent article Les, although having done similar myself, I'd now go down the engine out, fix, engine back in route, which again is about 6 hours work. Mo
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The time has come to replace the 90s fuel tank, hastened in it's demise by an exmoor tree stump. Are 90 fuel tanks available galvanised and strengthened underneath ? Your suggestions gents
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That's a wide lane, Chris Mo
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Blimey Les ! Enjoy your retirement Mo
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FFS everyone........