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Is it safe?Knowing you I don't know if this is an obscure Dental film reference or a genuine enquiry for my safety
A Very British Klunker
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Was observing the tools on you magnetic racks.
yakboy
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Well spotted, they come in very useful for things other than teeth
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yakboy
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Hand dressing came off today and as long as I don't put too much pressure on it I can resume light spannering, so time to tackle the rear end.
After watching it done on the Web I fashioned a spreading tool with some long M8 bolts and penny washers. The spacing was 110mm to start with.
Kept winding
And winding until I got to 150mm as there was always going to be some spring back
Left it for a few minutes then unwound everything and fitted the hub...
Spot on..added a couple of spacer bolts and wound it together
Hub spacing is now 130mm
I have noticed that the non drive side chainstay has a little bow in it from what looks like where the kickstand was judging by the poor touch up job. Now the rear end is rigidly bolted I may have a little go at massaging it out.
After watching it done on the Web I fashioned a spreading tool with some long M8 bolts and penny washers. The spacing was 110mm to start with.
Kept winding
And winding until I got to 150mm as there was always going to be some spring back
Left it for a few minutes then unwound everything and fitted the hub...
Spot on..added a couple of spacer bolts and wound it together
Hub spacing is now 130mm
I have noticed that the non drive side chainstay has a little bow in it from what looks like where the kickstand was judging by the poor touch up job. Now the rear end is rigidly bolted I may have a little go at massaging it out.
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Yuri Geller?
yakboy
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I may have to give him a call
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Rickets.
yakboy
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Looks a bit like it, obviously been sat in a garage too long, out of the sun
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