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guy66 last won the day on November 26 2023
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- Birthday 06/03/1966
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And now we moved back to the front of the Morris and started with the wiring loom. With these wireless models there are some braided cables on the charging circuits and ignition cables, trying to keep it as original where possible by sliding a new cable in to metal braided sleeve and where it don't work I use new braided sleeves.
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Still some small work in the interior of the radio box , fitted the small cabinet in the left front corner and started to fit the ceiling panels. Will wait with the front ceiling panel till I fitted the spare wheel support on the roof. Just want to be sure that this support is well bolted on to the metal reinforcements of the roof construction.
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guy66 started following morris commercial c8-at , Battery charging thingy. and 900 x 13 Tires
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Some extra pictures of the exhaust system. Was a bit to shiny to my liking so give it a very light sandblast .
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Some extra work on the window profile, now we have the little lip bolted in place where the opening part of the window slides over. A little fiddly job as the used bolts are only M 1.6 , the rail is only 3mm thick. 🙄
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Trying to replicate the original side and rear window profile, I need to make this of 3 separate piece. Soldered the two main parts together and now need to put the little lip where de sliding part of the window slides onto. Think to bolt this little lip on to the profiles as there wil be to match distortion if I tray to solder this tiny bit ?
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The hand throttle is a typical Morris one .
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On to some platework to finalise some interior furniture. Started with the cupboard shelves and two metal covers for the generator cabinet. Still need to make a extra shelve for the cupboard and will need to adjust the angle les steap for the wood frame of the shelves .
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Hello Chris. These are the desk type lamps that I have in my collection, and think found a suitable Amp meter .
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yes , indeed these sockets are market as 240V , but I don't know where you will find 240V on this setup?
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Hello , if you take the cabin of please don't dump the sliding windows ! I am after sliding windows for my project , if you can send some measurements then I can check if these can fit . You have a great project . Guy
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