landman
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Marked up the base plate , centered everything and added the guide tracks.
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Cummins NTC 475 ;L6 twin turbo diesel, 855 cu.in/ 475 hp.
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Dyno is taking shape as well as the cradle. The engine that will be mounted on/in it is ready, Playing with height adjustments.
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Thank you for the compliment.
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What Did You Get Today? (Not Model Related)
landman replied to LOBBS's topic in The Off-Topic Lounge
Computers, books and a first aid cabinet. Reasonable about $6 each until you add ridiculous shipping $20 which brings it up to $47, which turns into $63 CAD. -
Signs are reduced photographs, covered with clear tape and glued to thick cardboard or thin styrene with the edges blackened to give dimension. Technique borrowed from member Crazy Richard.
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Pretty well the only shop who can do it.
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You caught the "mood" in those photos. I am assuming that is a Rolls engine. And what is in the crate? Furniture, a small car? And I couldn't resist using that kettle either.
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Absolutely. A pleasure to behold.
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X2
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Yup. Definitely.
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Bienvenue Philippe. You will like it here.
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The Dyno body is the cap of a laundry detergent jug. Its spout will make a nice diffuser vent for something.
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Working on the drive end. Made up a driveshaft cover (scattershield).
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Adding the mounting plate and casters to the cart.
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X2
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X2
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Welcome John. You'll like it here.
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Nice. What is the pile at the bottom of the stairs?
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Help! I need a car shipped!
landman replied to Harpo's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Contact one of the known dealers or auction houses and ask them who they use. -
But there is a limit isn't there? we're allowed only so many I think.
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They were the Volkswagen of France. Most French people have 2CV memories of some sort.
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It may have been ugly but it was very well loved in France.
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Thank you, glad you like it.I put mine on Photobucket so all I post here are links. At least that is the way I understand it.
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I truly agree with this. I do that with my woodworking too. I use a lot of recycled, salvaged wood. For example this mahogany chest was made with old door jambs.
