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I picked my engine stand up from the powder coaters today and it's looking good. Made from a redundant frame and some box profile it will make working on engines out of the frame a lot easier biggrin

Just need a couple of lengths of rod to slot in to the engine bolt locations to hold the engine and I will be away!

 

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Great idea, nice finish too.

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You must be expecting to repair your engine a lot to go to all that trouble wink



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Sweet idea

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BM Steve wrote:

You must be expecting to repair your engine a lot to go to all that trouble wink

 biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin

I got 10 TTRs lined up waiting for refurbishing (or breaking for spares) plus about the same number of engines in various states of disrepair awaiting attention so I think it will get a bit of use wink

Plus I am a sucker for tools and equipment smile

Brian



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As Punch said to Judy, "That's the way to do it." biggrin

It's a pity it wasn't painted TTR blue. yawn

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Wow Brian nice

This gives me an idea.......... Anyone willing to lend me their frame???confusebiggrinwink

Jarrah.

                     



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Cubber wrote:

It's a pity it wasn't painted TTR blue. yawn

 

You mean purple? biggrin



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awwNot bad but would be better with the blue frame & black seat (i think).

It would look something like this but without my boggy paint work biggrin

 I can't believe how off topic i am right now....From engine stands to colour of TTR's confuseconfuseconfuseaww

I'm easily distracted i guess.smile

Now back to the topic (question)..... Anyone willing to lend there frame for a couple of days???confusebiggrinaww

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Jarrah.

 



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BaronGreenback wrote:
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It's a pity it wasn't painted TTR blue. yawn

 

You mean purple? biggrin

 Or - as per the new TTRs still being sold in Australasia - black biggrinbiggrin

I actually asked for it to be black but my mate who dropped it off at the powder coaters either didn't hear me, forgot or (more likely) thought it would look better in silver no



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TTRfan wrote:
BaronGreenback wrote:
Cubber wrote:

It's a pity it wasn't painted TTR blue. yawn

 

You mean purple? biggrin

 Or - as per the new TTRs still being sold in Australasia - black biggrinbiggrin

I actually asked for it to be black but my mate who dropped it off at the powder coaters either didn't hear me, forgot or (more likely) thought it would look better in silver no

 Aah, so the black frame with the gold rims is actually a proper factory job?



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This is the current model....

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Oooh that's pretty.

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