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You wouldnt believe there could be so many variables......... Itching to get my frame back and start putting it back together........ |
Good reading ! Good luck with puting it back together andy. Hope ure not left with any excess nuts or bolts. . . . . . . :biaggi: /ian |
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Thought that was the sign of a job well completed? :puzzled: wondered why mine was rattling a bit... I'm toying with going down the same route as bolds, so will be interesting to see how long it takes you Andy. I've a feeling that the end product will be well worth the effort though... :biaggi: |
Andy and bolds - either of your projects would make a great technical article for Pronto :) |
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Sixfth munf agu i coont evn spil injunire............I have a think about that............good idea H! |
Just got back from jhp,boy does your frame look good or what! 1st coat of gold hammerite was dry,Rick was just about to start brushing the 2nd coat on ! :lol::lol::lol: Butch |
that wouldn't be funny at all. no, i wouldnt laugh for weeks if that happened, no not at all . :lol: |
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LOL :lol: :lol: /ian |
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I specified smooth hammerite................jeez they cant even follow instructions! Did they tell you how special my frame was/is?:smug: |
You still need to get those cone nuts off the ignition? Get the right sized bolt to fit into the thread of the cone nut, about 40mm long or so will do, then wind a nut onto it. Now wind the nut and bolt into the threaded cone so you've got lots of thread in there, then wind the nut up to the cone and tighten it right up. Now you can start to undo the bolt and it should undo the cone nut. If not, tighten up the nut some more and try again. Finally hold the bolt and slacken the nut, then you can spin off the cone nut. HTH. |
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