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       #Post#: 63608--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1962 - 2a -109"
       By: Eskvalleyboy Date: June 7, 2013, 4:58 pm
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       Hi Alan, They are indeed polybrushes, they are set from
       paddocks, these are for the 109" but they a 88" set as well
  HTML http://www.paddockspares.com/sdlr04a-floflex-polyurethane-bush-kit-series-2-and-3-109-inch.html
  HTML http://www.paddockspares.com/sdlr04a-floflex-polyurethane-bush-kit-series-2-and-3-109-inch.html
       hope this helps
       Regards Chris
       #Post#: 63610--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1962 - 2a -109"
       By: Eskvalleyboy Date: June 7, 2013, 5:21 pm
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       Here's some more picces from last weekend.
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       Me drilling out spot weld's for the doubling plate, this was
       plan one thinking i'd use the disco chassis plates
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       And plan two cutting mountings off completely and insert them
       into a piece of 1/8" plate
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       Not a very good picture but it shows how I clamped them in
       position for welding.
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       and the finished artical
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       I'm going to get the other side done and on this weekend
       Regards Chris
       #Post#: 63731--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1962 - 2a -109"
       By: Eskvalleyboy Date: June 9, 2013, 3:09 pm
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       Right then,
       The engine is in finally with the mounting's finished and
       primed,
       I did the same as the other side, inserting the mounting's into
       a piece of 1/8" plate. But with this side I had to make some
       spacers to bring the mounting outward's from the block by 3/4"
       so it would meet the chassis.
       Also with this side behind the mounting is another tapped hole
       normally covered, so I drilled the mounting to make use of it.
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       The spacing piece's
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       Setting up the backing plate for marking.
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       [URL=
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       showing the slot for inserting the mounting
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       tacked on, with holes for spot welds
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       Fully welded and primed
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       Engine in and running, no shake at start or stop and quite
       smooth under power.
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       1/4" under the turbo, it does'nt touch at all.
       all round brill weekend
       Regards Chris
       #Post#: 63900--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1962 - 2a -109"
       By: The Rhubarb Cowboy Date: June 11, 2013, 6:04 am
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       8) That looks like a first class job.
       Esk Valley  :-? you will not have far to go for a inaugural trip
       onto Rudland Rigg  :thumbs:
       There seem to be a few people up that way on OLLR, I have one
       foot in Whitby at the moment perhaps a laning trip is in the
       offing  ;D
       
       #Post#: 64198--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1962 - 2a -109"
       By: espacekiller Date: June 13, 2013, 4:20 am
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       Very nice job on the engine mounts  :thumbs:, really glad you
       posted this as i am about to do the same (200 tdi in to a 109
       chassis) and i have been trying to find pictures of the standard
       200 tdi mounts as i will need to fabricate something from
       scratch.
       Is there any chance of a measure width and  length at each side,
       I will probably make the offside mount 3/4" longer?
       It would help me prepare some mounts plates etc ready for when i
       have the engine dangling off the crane.
       Thanks Paul
       #Post#: 64384--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1962 - 2a -109"
       By: Eskvalleyboy Date: June 14, 2013, 2:38 pm
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       Thanks for kind words guy's,
       Rhubarb Cowboy ,Im living up near Grosmont as I work on the
       NYMR, Id love to do some laning, on my day's off Im generally
       out in the car with a map looking for another one. So roll on
       getting her on the road  ;D
       Paul, I'll get the dimension's for you tomorrow.
       Regards Chris
       #Post#: 64400--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1962 - 2a -109"
       By: espacekiller Date: June 14, 2013, 4:23 pm
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       :thumbs: would be much appreciated thanks.
       #Post#: 65383--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1962 - 2a -109"
       By: Eskvalleyboy Date: June 22, 2013, 1:58 pm
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       Evening all,
       Well a bit more progress, Ive got 4 of my lwb wheels grit
       blasted (courtsey of work, cheers boss) and Ive had a semi lazy
       day painting them 2 coats of red ted so far.
       also I've brought some high temperature paint for the block
       (red, an idea nicked from Logrover's blog, hope you don't mind
       :) ) and black for the exhaust manifold which i've given one
       coat so far.
       so more flatting down and painting tomoz.
       Regards Chris
       #Post#: 69546--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1962 - 2a -109"
       By: Eskvalleyboy Date: August 3, 2013, 4:20 pm
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       Hello,
       I know it's been a while but hey ho, since my last post I've got
       a fair bit done mainly the 200tdi is in finally. Now a note
       regarding the engine, due to a lack of reddy's she's going be a
       200di for a while because I havent got : A Intercooler, a
       oilcooler or the correct radiator also the turbo itself is
       almost seized soild, so she will run as a DI until the money jar
       fills again.
       On a lighter note,
       So the engine is in and painted, the timing belt is done. the
       sump been taken off, cleaned and refitted and the exhaust
       manifold painted.
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       The front propshaft dismantled, cleaned, painted and reassembled
       with new UJ's. The rear has had the same treatment just need
       assembling tomorrow.
       I've also bought a second fuel tank and complete filler unit for
       £35. Both tanks have been cleaned up and primed so far, Black
       tomorrow. I welded a n/s front tank mounting on last weekend
       [URL=
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       Also the Lwb wheels have finally got painted in cream,  clear
       coat tomorrow.
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       Many Regards Chris
       #Post#: 69562--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1962 - 2a -109"
       By: parksy64 Date: August 4, 2013, 12:57 am
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       Nice one, good to see the progress :thumbs:
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