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| Dean W:
Thanks for the update, Rob. I sure like your gray shop! Dean |
| Joe d:
That's looking damned fine there, Rob. Hmmm... projectitus.... I seem to recall somebody had started a traction engine.... Cheers, Joe |
| Divided he ad:
--- Quote ---I sure like your grey shop! --- End quote --- You weren't in the military were you Rob? As that't the exact colour they used to paint the Landrover engines in that we used to get in the re-manufacturers.... a real pain to shot blast off! Very tidy and well presented machines they are too :clap: Looking forward to seeing what you get out of them over the next few how longs :thumbup: Ralph. |
| DMIOM:
--- Quote ---...You weren't in the military were you Rob? .... --- End quote --- I know its :offtopic: but I was thinking along similar lines - you weren't perchance in the "Grey Funnel Line" (RN) as that's a bit similar to "Weatherwork Grey" ....? Dave |
| Rob.Wilson:
Hi Lads and Thanks :headbang: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Its just that ,i have gallons of GARY piant ,,,,,,,,,so every time i take some thing apart ,i slap some piant on it :D Hi Joe , yep i have :proj: :lol: ,, i need to fix the Cub lathe to make some of the larger parts for the traction engine , the driff crown gear is 13" O/D and the fly wheel is 16" O/D , i will be pleased when i have eveything fixed up :ddb: Regards Rob |
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